SIC ladies donate to orphanage
The President of SIC Ladies Association (SICLA), Bernice Boachie, has challenged all corporate organizations, philanthropists, investors and well-meaning individuals in the country to rise up and adopt an orphanage to turn around lives of disadvantaged children in the society. According to her, the rich people in the country are weak in performance of their corporate social responsibilities especially when it comes to reaching out to unfortunate children in orphanages who are in dire need of support to live a life of dignity. Ms. Boachie made this known on the sidelines of a SICLA donations to support the inmates of Royal Seed Orphanage at Kasoa in Accra last Friday. The gesture seeks to relieve the plight of disadvantaged children in the Royal Seed Orphanage. It also formed part of activities to mark the 40th anniversary celebration of SIC Ladies Association (SICLA). The items valued at total cost of GH¢4,000 include 1 box of babies food, 1 box of diapers, washing soaps, b