Grand Bassa County – The Emmanuel Nuku Reeves Foundation has expanded its humanitarian support ahead Liberia’s July 26 Independence Day celebrations with the addition of 100 mattresses and another round of 200 bags of rice, and 200 gallons of cooking oil for vulnerable residents across Grand Bassa County.
The latest donation is aimed at expanding relief service to elderly citizens, visually impaired persons, and other disadvantaged individuals who continue to face economic hardship.
Speaking on behalf of the Foundation, Grand Bassa Focal Person Elton Wroinbee Tiah, said the initiative reflects the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to supporting those most in need during the country’s Independence Day celebrations.
“The 100 mattresses are intended primarily for our old folks and the blind, while others who are genuinely in need will also benefit. In addition to the mattresses, the Foundation is providing an additional 200 bags of rice and 200 gallons of cooking oil to ensure vulnerable families can celebrate July 26 with dignity.”
Tiah noted that the distribution is being carried out on behalf of the Emmanuel Nuku Reeves Foundation as part of its mission to promote compassion, community support, and hope among Liberia’s most vulnerable populations.
Beneficiaries are expected to include elderly citizens, persons living with visual impairments, and other disadvantaged residents identified through the Foundation’s outreach efforts.
The Foundation says it remains committed to expanding its humanitarian initiatives and improving the lives of vulnerable Liberians through continued acts of generosity and community service.
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