As part of the ‘Canada Day’ celebrated every 1st of July, 2022, GhanaFest Toronto has donated some items to Klicks Africa Foundation.

The elders of Ghanafest Toronto with the motto “strength in unity” made the donation.

The foundation’s vision is to ensure that young adults with autism and other intellectual abilities strive to reach their full potential.

The event took place at Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel, where it started off with a flag raising activity.

Dj Mensh & Andy Dosty who were part of the team admitted that it was importnant to support the sick and the less privilege in society.

 “We thought it wise that you are doing a wonderful job in supporting our dear younger ones who are disadvantage. In our small way we came to support this memorable mission.”

“Today being the ‘Canada Day’, we chose to have the donation”, they added.

Mary Amoah Kuffour, co-founder of the foundation, thanked Ghanafest Toronto for the support, adding her doors are always opened.

“Some of the kids only need love and exposure in regular environments in order to cope with this challenge”, she added.

The Canada Day event celebrates the birthday of Canada every year. It is believed that 155 years ago, Canada on July 1st, 1867 became a new federation with its own constitution. Canada signed the Constitution Act, which is formerly known as the British North America Act.

It is again believed that, the pathway taken on Canada Day 2022 shines a light on people in Canada, as well as on Canadian diversity, inclusion and youth.

Elders of Ghanafest Toronto on behalf of the Canada Day celebration made a donation to Klicks Africa Foundation.