A prominent Liberian Banker who prefers to be anonymous, has donated 50 pieces of coat suits to the H. Conway Foundation, HCF. According to him, the donation is his own way of identifying with the HCF during this COVID 19 crisis.
Making the donation on October 24, 2021, the banker said his move is intended to create a means for the Foundation to raise funds for its outreach programs.
For his part, the Country Director of the HCF, Mr. Joseph Jubor thanked the banker and promised to live up to his expectation.
It can be recalled that on July 18, 2021 the HCF was honoured by God’s Grace Abba international Ministries for it’s humanitarian contributions to the society.
The H. Conway Foundation is a not-for-profit organization with aims at helping the needy, and less fortunate.
Over the year the HCF has brought relief to orphanages, challenged citizens and students population.
After several years of appealed by the United Blinds Association of Liberia, UBAL to the public regarding the lack of safe drinking water, it was the HCF who came to their aid by installing pipe borne water on July 16, 2021 from the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, LWCS.
This project brought relief to the United Blinds Association of Liberia, UBAL.
It can also be recalled during the heat of the COVID 19, the HCF also made donations of food items, and school items to 16 Orphanages in and around Montserrado, and after an SOS call on Social Media by the Management of the Fish Town hospital over medical gloves, the HCF donated 5,000 pieces of medical gloves to the Fish Town hospital.
Some donations of the HCF are; Radio equipment to Voice of Webbo of River Gee County and Voice of Pleebo Maryland County, 50,000 to the River Gee University Student Union, renovation of a school, and contribution to Churches.
The HCF was founded August 12, 2020 by Dr. Harry Conway with the objectives of helping out the most needy, less fortunate, giving hope to the destitute, trying to fight against bad living etc.
The pillars of the HCF are Education, Agriculture, and Health.
The HCF is calling on well-meaning Liberian to follow suit the action of the banker.
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