Stacy M Foundation, a non-governmental organization based in Ghana and the United States, has embarked on a humanitarian project once again to fight COVID-19.
Headed by ex-Ghanaian actress and video Vixen, Stacy Amewoyi, the foundation hit the streets of Accra with hand sanitizers for beggars, homeless and more to help curb the spread of Coronavirus.
Stacy Amewoyi who resides in the United States told us over the phone that even though she couldn’t make it be part of the donation physically due to the travel ban, her team did an amazing job in achieving the goals of the foundation.
Stacy reveals plans of replicating the same exercise in the States in time to help street folks over there too.
Last year, the Stacy M Foundation presented clothes, foods and more selected orphanage homes in Ghana and provided training shelters for them as well.
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