Several communities in Montserrado County are expected to benefit from a donation to be made this week by Feed God’s People, a not-for-profit charitable Christian organization that provides food, clothes and other assorted items for the needy during the festive seasons.
Speaking with the Hot Pepper over the weekend in Paynesville, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Feed God’s People, Ambassador Sammy David, noted that about 20,000 persons are expected to benefit from the organization’s donation.
According to Ambassador David, the donation is his organization’s own way of providing for the less fortunate ones during July and December of each year.
He said the donation mainly targets orphans, widows, the disabled, at-risk youths, among others.
Ambassador David stated that, as a servant of God he believes in attacking the spiritual problems and providing solutions to the physical problems of the society.
He said the donation was designed purposely to put smile on the faces of Liberians during the festive season.
He disclosed that communities to benefit from the donation are Mount Barclay, Lonestar Gas Station, Central Mount Barclay, Sieonkpah Town, Walker-Town, Concern community, Kings Farm, Sinkor, New Matadi, School of the Blind and Dennis & Rachel’s Orphanage.
Dr. David Sammy is Liberia’s Eminent Peace Ambassador to the United Nations (UN).