The Glaygbo Foundation, under the leadership of its Founder, Doris M. Cooper, is expected to hold its first up-coming Christmas giveaway event on Friday, December 22, 2023. According to a press release, the event will be dedicated to honoring and supporting elderly women within the community, spreading joy and warmth during the festive season.
According to Cooper, the Glaygbo Foundation is committed to making a positive impact on the lives of vulnerable populations, and this Christmas giveaway is a testament to their mission. She said it is their belief that the holiday season should be a time of generosity, empathy and care for those who have contributed so much throughout their lives.
Doris M. Cooper, a visionary philanthropist and compassionate leader, founded the Glaygbo Foundation with the goal of uplifting the lives of children and aging women. Recognizing the challenges and often overlooked needs of vulnerable children and elderly women, Cooper has decided to establish initiatives that promote their well-being, happiness and sense of belonging.
During the Christmas giveaway event, the Glaygbo Foundation says it aims to create a memorable experience for elderly women, providing them with special gift packages tailored to their individual preferences and needs, noting that the gift packages will be carefully curated to include essential food items, such as rice and soup kind for the holiday.
“In addition to the thoughtful gifts, the event will also feature lively entertainment, engaging activities and heartfelt interactions with our dedicated volunteers and staff members. We believe in fostering a sense of community and connection, ensuring that each elderly woman feels cherished and appreciated during this holiday season,” the release added.
The Glaygbo Foundation then acknowledged the generous contributions and support of its donors, sponsors and community partners who have made this event possible. “Their unwavering commitment to our cause has allowed us to extend our reach and impact the lives of children and elderly women in ways that truly matter.
“We extend an open invitation to the public and media representatives to join us on Friday, December 22nd, up Zinah Hill, GSA Road community as we come together to celebrate the spirit of giving and share the joy of the Christmas season with children and elderly women in our community,” the release continued.
