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The STL Amandi Foundation (SAF) has donated 100,000 masks, coveralls, food supply and ₵180,000 to the Covid-19 Trust fund to support government’s fight against the disease.
STL Group’s undertakes its philanthropic activities through SAF, an acronym of STL & Amandi Foundation.

SAF has dedicated its volunteer efforts to support and promote the education, health and welfare of children and adults both in near and far communities.
SAF promotes education and good health by supporting over 1500 school children in-need through a network of volunteers made up of Ghanaian’s and Israeli’s residing in Ghana.

The group also supported Gye Nyame, an Israeli let team of doctors and health professionals operating in remote communities in the Ashanti Region, providing medical services to remote communities through several clinics and a mobile ambulance.
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