Happy Sunshine Company Limited, a leading tomato paste producer in Ghana, has commissioned a fully furnished school building for the Kyekyewere Presby Primary and KG School in the Eastern Region as part of its flagship Happy Sunshine Educational Project, reaffirming its commitment to improving access to quality education.
The newly inaugurated facility includes a modern three-classroom block, office spaces, and a 10-seater washroom, providing a significant boost to teaching and learning in the community.
Speaking at the commissioning ceremony, the Acting Chief Executive Officer of Happy Sunshine Company Limited, Patrick Amoaku Mensah, underscored the importance of the initiative, noting that it represents a key pillar of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility agenda.
He explained that the gesture forms part of the company’s charitable initiative—the “La Vonce 1 Cedi 1 Carton Project,” an ongoing campaign under Lavonce Tomatomix, a brand of Happy Sunshine Company Limited. Under the initiative, the company donates GHC 1 to the Ghanaian education sector for every carton or bucket of its tomato mix purchased.
The fund supports the construction of educational infrastructure, improvement of learning conditions, and the provision of scholarships for brilliant but needy students across the country.
Beyond the school block, Happy Sunshine Company Limited further extended support to pupils by donating 300 school bags, laptops, and footballs to enhance both academic activities and extracurricular development.
The Chief of Kyekyewere, Barimah Okunyini Jebi Kwame Ababio II, expressed profound appreciation to the company for what he described as a transformative contribution to the community.
The Headmistress of Kyekyewere Presby School, Gertrude Yeboah Ayim, also conveyed heartfelt gratitude, applauding the company’s commitment to improving education and supporting young learners.
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