T.T. Brothers Ltd. Reaches Out to Tema SOS Village on New Year Day



T.T. Brothers Limited, Distributors of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages in Ghana has donated items worth GH 20,000.00 to support the Tema SOS Village this yuletide season.


Mr. Isaac Ackon, Village Director receiving the items from Mad. Sheila Minkah-Premo(Chairperson)


The items include bags of rice, cooking oil, milk, soap, toffees and assorted products of the company to the village.

Mr. Isaac Kojo Ackon, SOS Children’s Village Director who received the items on behalf of the village, thanked the company for the gesture.

He noted the Village has benefited under the support program twelve (12) since its inception in the year 2005 and hoped other benevolent organization will emulate T.T. Brothers Limited.
 
Some Dignitaries Present at the High Table
In addition to items donated, the company also threw a big buffet party for the inmates as part of the New Year festivities just to put smile on their faces.

At the event, the kids had their turn to enjoy a variety of delicious dishes like Jollof rice,plain rice,chicken,fish as well as mouthwatering local foods  like banku & okro soup with fish & meat and Dzenkple which was served with assorted beverages.

The faces of the kids lighted with hope and happiness as they make merry and danced to a soothing music with the families, friends and invited guests of T.T. Brothers Ltd. as well as the media personnel present.

To add colour to the event, there was a dancing competition for both kids and adults categories respectively which saw best dancers emerging winners for the show.

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Mr. Isaac Tetteh, Managing Director of the T.T. Brothers Ltd, tells Joy News his outfit is committed to putting smile on faces of the deprived ones especially within the yuletide season out of pity and love to reach out to the poor in society.

He said his outfit has been organizing this event for the past twelve years on the first January of every New Year and also on Easter days through the support of his business partners abroad and pledged it will be sustained yearly.


 
KIDS SITTING AT THE TABLE
“It’s a good thing putting a smile on faces of the orphans especially around this season and my outfit will continue to do it every year. I’ve never regretted doing it and will want to do it for the rest of my life.” He emphasized.
PARTY TIME WITH THE KIDS


 
KIDS DANCING TO THE BEATS AT THE PARTY

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