General News of Friday, 17 August 2018

Source: Massive Communications

Massive Cheerful Giving Network donates to Nzulezu community

The Massive Cheerful Giving Network crew in a group picture The Massive Cheerful Giving Network crew in a group picture

In their quest to continuously give back to the society an Accra based club known as the Massive Cheerful Giving Network has made an immense donation to the people of Nzulezu.

The group numbering about 20 made the trip from Accra on Saturday, August 4th and made the donation on Sunday before heading back to Accra on the same day. The Massive Cheerful Giving Network team donated begs of rice, boxes of cooking oil and ingredients, enormous clothes, footwears, exercise books and a lot more.

Massive Cheerful Giving Network is a group of young passionate givers who are determined to give back to society to make the world a better place for humans and eradicate poverty.

Last year the team also embarked on a mission where they fed physically and mentally challenged people on the streets in Accra.

A member of the group Frank Dzidefo Toulassi , disclosed in an interview that they were inspired to donate to the people of Nzulezu after a successful charity last year.

He said “when you take a good look at people its not that they are lazy but they are in need. The Group decided to contribute their quota by donating food stuff, cloths, sneakers and other stuff for the trip to Nzulezu.

According to the Frank, Massive Cheerful Giving Network is now bent on building the communities first-ever pharmacy after the chief of the community made a special appeal to them.

Nzulezu is a village that has been built on stilts above a lagoon and the most visited tourist site in West Africa.



Beneficiaries of the donation expressed their gratitude to the team and prayed for God’s guidance and protection upon their lives and looked forward to seeing them again.

Massive Cheerful Giving Network are looking forward to make more donations to help solve the UN's goal of eliminating poverty in Africa.