11 January, 2021 (232news)
FREETOWN- As part of their continuous engagement, Never Give Up Foundation (NGUF) in collaboration with Sebastian Summerer donated food items to the Quranic Memorization Centre, Madrassatu Hira.
The centre which is situated at Mambo IMAT, Freetown Peninsular hosted dozens of children that want to memorize the Quran.
Never Give Up Foundation team visited that centre this past Friday to make the donation on behalf of their Founder and CEO Lance Mavin Marah and Mr. Summerer.
While presenting the items worth millions of Leones, the President of Never Give Up Foundation, Sajor Jalloh informed the gathering that a German National Mr. Summerer who is based in Germany wants t throw his support to the Foundation because he believes in what they are doing.
He said Mr. Summerer had a fruitful deliberation with their CEO Mr. Marah who is also based in Germany and described Mr. Summerer as a very generous man who has a big heart.
He spoke about the relentless effort Mr. Summerer is presently undergoing in Germany wherein donors can help with whatever little they have for the Foundation to continue their donation to the less privilege and orphans in Sierra Leone.
He expressed appreciation to Mr. Summerer for his timely intervention and pray for God’s blessing to continue to shine upon him with more provision.
One of the Foundation members, Momoh Teiwoh Mansaray explained how they came about selecting that centre. He tell them to continue to pray for the team through that more provision will be made.
The head of the Quranic Memorization Centre Madrassatu Hira, USTAZ Ibrim Jalloh expressed thanks and appreciation to the Founder and CEO Lance Mavin Marah and Mr. Summerer and team for their timely support to the center.
One of the students, Muhammad Jemilu Bangura, expressed their thanks and appreciations to Mr. Summerer and say they are very happy to have someone like him.
He spoke about other needs such as proper housing and fencing of the premise among others which he said if addressed will help them greatly from other health hazards.
NGUF team interacted with the kids and shared biscuits and drinks with them as a means of giving hope to them.
