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INVITATION FROM DONORS TO DONATE TO THE KOKROKOO CHARITIES PROJECT

Date: 2017-03-21

The Association of Ghana Industries (AGI) in collaboration with the KOKROKOO CHARITIES under the PROJECT 100 to save life of premature babies. PROJECT 100 is an initiative of Kwami Sefa Kayi broadcast journalist and host of Kokrokoo on Peace FM to install 100 Infant Incubators in some Hospitals across Ghana’s neonatal intensive care units.

A raffle draw, KOKROKOO RAFFLE, is being to garner support for PROJECT 100 to purchase the infant incubators. The raffle is expected to span 1st May to 19th June, 2017 during which raffle tickets will be sold to help raise funds for the project.

To support this initiative, AGI urges member companies from various sectors to donate products that would be used as raffle prices in this worthy cause.
By joining this worthy cause you

  • become associated with a worthy cause of saving a life
  • benefit from promotion through media advertisements and promotional channels
  • recognition of the company throughout the raffle
  • possible interviews for inclusion in media promotions

SAVE A NEW BORN-PREMATURE BABY TODAY

Saving a child’s life today is safeguarding the future of our nation Ghana
Members may contact AGI follows to discuss arrangements to make their donations available; Mr. Adjekum on 0205255187, email: koadjekum@agighana.org or Mr. Obbeng on 0244 724022.