Planet Zero donates to the Fisher folks and school of disabled

Planet Zero Ghana a charity organization in the UK which is currently undertaking “the Fight Poverty programme” has extended its benevolent hands to fisher folks and school of disabled here in Ghana over the weekend by donating boxes of new Adidas clothing and other items to them in Gomoa Nyanyano in the central region and Adabraka also in the Greater Accra region respectively.

At the first presentation which took place at the chief’s palace at Gomoa Nyanyano, the chief Dr. Nana Obeng Wiabo V in his remarks welcome the entire Planet Zero Ghana Team which was led by Ms Hannah Cripper, a business woman and a philanthropist and also expressed his heart felt gratitude to the team for embarking on such a worthy cause and also making Gomoa Nyanyano cpmmunity part of their list of targeted communities.

“I believe someone who hears your cry, is your loved one. If you’ve been able to give this, I know and hope you will do more when everything goes on well” Nana Wiabo said as he addressed the team and his elders.

The team further made another donation at the School of disabled in Adabraka last Monday. Among escorts were the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Constituency Chairman for the Klottey Korle constituency in Accra and former board chairman of Accra Hearts of Oak, Harry Zakour, Mr. Addo Owusu, Maxwell Mingle among others.

Hon. Nii Armah Ashitey, Minister of Employment and Labour Affairs and Member of Parliament for Osu Klottey received the Planet Zero team and boxes of Adidas clothes on behalf of the school and congratulated the Planet Zero team and requested for more of such donations to come.

In separate interview with the secretary of Planet Zero Ghana, in the person of Mr. Addo Owusu, he disclosed this is their first charity project in Ghana and the beginning of a campaign they are planning to embark every quarterly. He said they will be extending their works to other rural communities very soon.

“We are not only going to be donating clothes or food items but will be providing good drinking water in terms of bole-holes, KVIP (public toilets), and a lot more in our coming campaigns” he said.

Speaking with Michael Bonito far away from UK, chief coordinator of the newly founded NGO Planet Zero said the team has a big dream in making the world a better place for all human beings.

“The main difficulty we face is always the question of how to raise funds to fulfil our charitable objectives. My team and I are all motivated by the fact that all human beings should be on a par and are determined to play our part in the fight to eradicate hunger and poverty. I can only speak for planet zero and not about other charities such as the "fight poverty" programme. It is our first charity programme in Ghana because we are a newly founded organization. Planet zero will definitely be coming to Ghana every year and even more if possible to embark on various projects. In future we will supply clothing, books, build schools, dig wells, supply solar panels and much more” he said.