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Diaspora group Brafie Inc. bridges continents through philanthropy, culture and community development

Since its establishment in 2022, the group has made the Kumasi Children’s Home one of its flagship beneficiaries, returning year after year not only with donations but with long-term development projects designed to improve the lives of vulnerable children.
The Manageress of the Kumasi Children’s Home, Mabel Amponsah, described the Brafie group as one of the home’s consistent supporters, praising its commitment to improving the welfare and future of the children.
During its latest to the home, the group donated four laptops, three tablets, food items, toiletries, ceiling fans, blenders and bottled water, building on interventions made during previous s after identifying the institution’s most pressing needs.
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