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Karpowership Ghana Company Limited has extended its benevolence to the Osu children’s home in Accra ahead of the Christmas festivities.
The company donated food items such as rice, oil, canned fish, beverages among others to the home as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility Project.
Presenting the items to the Orphanage, the Corporate Communications Specialist of Karpowership Ghana, Ms. Sandra Amarquaye explained that it is the culture of the company to always give back to society, in order to improve lives of people.
“Christmas is characterized with giving and as a company we are happy to be back here, to put smiles on the faces of these beautiful children’.
Ms. Amarquaye also took the children through some safety protocols of Covid-19.

Ms. Amarquaye said "Even as we wine and dine with friends and families in this festive season, it is important to adhere to all the safety protocols in order to win the fight against Covid-19 in Ghana.
She advised people to continue to observe social distancing at crowded places, always wear nose masks, wash hands with soap under running water, and properly sanitize hands with the prescribed hand sanitizers.
Receiving the items, the Manageress of the home Mrs Yvonne P. Norman, expressed gratitude to Karpowership Ghana for the gesture.
She said “the outbreak of Covid-19 did not only affect lives but also had an impact on businesses but yet you have been able to support us.
"We are grateful that in this difficult year especially for businesses you found a way to show us such kindness. You have actually touched the needs of every child from the youngest to the oldest.” Mrs Yvonne P. Norman.

Since it began operations in Ghana, Karpowership has consistently given back to the community it operates in.
The company has engaged in some major projects which include providing bursary for brilliant but needy students, renovation of Tema Municipal library, a mentorship programme for students among others.
Karpowership is committed to Ghana’s development and will continue providing all Ghanaians reliable, sustainable, and affordable electricity.
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