Boxing Day: Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and Wife Donate Christmas Gifts to Over 2,000 Widows at Abuakwa
The Boxing Day outreach saw widows receive food items and live hens to celebrate Christmas
- Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and his wife, Mrs. Rebecca Kyei Manu, donated Christmas items to over 2,000 widows and widowers at Abuakwa on Boxing Day
- Beneficiaries received food items and live hens, with scenes of joy and energetic dancing during the event
- The donation formed part of the Lawson Group’s commitment to supporting vulnerable members of society during the festive season
The Chief Executive Officer of the Lawson Group of Companies, Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu, together with his wife, Mrs. Rebecca Kyei Manu, put smiles on the faces of widows and widowers at Abuakwa in the Ashanti Region on Boxing Day, December 26, through a massive Christmas donation exercise.
More than 2,000 widows and widowers benefited from the benevolent gesture, which formed part of the couple’s commitment to supporting the vulnerable in society during the festive season.
The beneficiaries received assorted food items including bags of rice, sardines, cooking oil, mackerel, and live hens, enabling them to celebrate Christmas with dignity and joy.
The atmosphere at the donation centre was filled with excitement and gratitude, as some elderly women broke into energetic dances to express their appreciation—a moment that left many onlookers amazed by their joy and enthusiasm.
Speaking on behalf of Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and Mrs. Rebecca Kyei Manu, Lawyer Francis Opoku, Legal Supervisor for Lawson Media, conveyed the couple’s heartfelt Christmas message to the beneficiaries.Speaking on behalf of Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and Mrs. Rebecca Kyei Manu, Lawyer Francis Opoku, Legal Supervisor for Lawson Media, conveyed the couple’s heartfelt Christmas message to the beneficiaries.
He said the donation was motivated by love, compassion, and the desire to ensure that widows and widowers also experience joy during the festive season. He added that Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and his wife believe caring for the vulnerable is a shared responsibility and assured the beneficiaries of their continued support beyond the Christmas season.
Several beneficiaries expressed profound gratitude to Dr. Lawson Kyei Manu and Mrs. Rebecca Kyei Manu, describing the gesture as timely and impactful, especially during the Christmas season.
