The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Isaac K. Krah Foundation on Monday, September 13, 2021 donated to the 12th Street Intellectual Center a 45-inch smart TV set with a six-month DSTV subscription.
The CEO of the Krah Foundation stated that it was his own way of identifying with members of the 12th Street Intellectual Center.
Krah, making remarks during the presentation of the TV set to members of the intellectual center, informed them that over the years he has been engaged with humanitarian work at home and outside of Liberia.
The donation from the CEO of the Isaac Krah Foundation came about after many appeals were made by members of the 12th Street Intellectual Center.
He also told members of the center, “Whenever the Almighty God blesses you it is important to extend helping hands to others who are in need.”
Krah, who is also the Chairman of the Slipway/Crown Hill community, Montserrado County’s electoral district #8, stated that his humanitarian work will not only be limited to the district.
The CEO of the Isaac Krah Foundation pledged his institution’s fullest support to the center to improve it.
He also called on members of the 12th Street community to hold together as one in order to move the development agenda of the community forward.
The Slipway/Crown Hill Community Chairman promised to work with the youths of the 12th Street community in making sure that the upcoming election is peaceful and transparent.
“I’m a chairman with no boarder within district #8, and I’m willing to work with all of the communities in the district to move our development agenda forward,” Krah assured.
For his part, the youth Chairman of the 12th Street Youth Association, J. Benedict S. Paye Jr., lauded the CEO of the Krah Foundation for the gesture.
According to him, some time ago the CEO of Krah Foundation visited them and promised that he would buy the intellectual center a smart TV set, and he has fulfilled the promise.
He then prayed that the Almighty God will be on the side of CEO Krah in any venture he intend to undertake in in district #8.
Also making remarks at the presentation ceremony was the Acting Chairman of the 12th Street community, Richard W. Saygbeh, Sr., who hailed the CEO of the Krah Foundation for the smart TV set.
He used the occasion to call on other leaders in district #8 to emulate the good example of Isaac Krah.
At the same time, the Co-Chair of the Elder Council, Dennis Z. Zouma, thanked the Krah Foundation CEO for the TV set and promised that it will be used for the intended purpose.