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Liberia: RichCare Foundation Contributes to Charity, Provided Rice, Vegetable Oil and Others to Children Rescue Center

Members of RichCare and Children Rescue Orphanage Center Inc. posed for photo during the donation.

PAYNESVILLE – The RichCare Foundation, a charitable organization based in the United States and Liberia, has shown support to the Children Rescue Orphanage Center Inc. located in the New Jerusalem Community, Louisiana Township, Montserrado District #1.


By Francis G. Boayue


Over the weekend, the team donated ten bags of rice, three gallons of Argo Oil, four cartons of detergent (soap), one carton of Sardine, cream of wheat, milk, and other items.

RichCare noted that this gesture is part of their moral obligation and mission to assist underprivileged children through charitable action, capacity building, and to help fight poverty in Liberia.

During the visit, the Deputy Director of RichCare, Romeo Pajibo, gave an overview of their organization’s motto: “Give your share to show your Care.” Their aim is to reduce illiteracy and poverty rates in Liberia without any political affiliations but rather by promoting the well-being and livelihood of ordinary Liberians through philanthropic works.

Angeline Kollie, an orphan at Children’s Rescue Center, expressed her gratitude on behalf of the center and commended RichCare for their contribution. She also hoped that RichCare will always identify with children who don’t have parents.

CEO of RichCare Foundation, Mr. Prince A. Dennis alias RichMan, expressed his gratitude to God for allowing him and his team to be a blessing to others who are in need by contributing to humanity whenever he is back home from America.

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