Mawutor Foundation for Widows and the Blind donates to a widow

Mawutor Foundation for Widows and the Blind has donated to a widow as part of its vision of supporting widows and the blind.
When she lost her husband to an undisclosed illness six months ago, life became substantially harder for Peace Avorgah. As she raises her four children on her own, Peace has developed a tenacity to survive and a work ethic not always understood by the more fortunate.
Despite his own misfortune at times, David Eyiram Agboado has heard the silent cries of this widow. Due to having been raised by a widow himself, David understands the sacrifice Peace is making when she goes to the market to sell sugar cane and maize.
He knows that her income cannot support the family without the support of her community.
Parents like Peace are near and dear to David’s heart. As he sees her determination and reflects on the love his own widowed mother has shown him, David is compelled to share a financial donation with Peace. He continually does so for widows who are grieving and trying to maintain the lives of their sons and daughters.
You can support David’s mission by bringing awareness to and supporting the Mawutor recruitment agency or donating to the foundation by calling David Agboado
0208567095 or emailing mawutorffwidows@gmail.com.
Source: Today.com.gh


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