Proceeds from the Juliet Ibrahim Celebrity Soccer Match which held on May 1, 2016 between female Ghanaian and Nigerian celebrities at the Lizzy Sports Complex has been donated to 4 out of the 7 patients initially targeted to benefit from it.
The donation was made on May 12, 2016 at Msuites hotel in Accra, Ghana to Cynthia Greaves , Richard Yeboah , Fredrick Nelson, Ernest Baah. The beneficiaries who all need over 40,000 dollars each for kidney transplants will in the meantime use the donation for their dialysis treatment.
Expressing her displeasure at the paltry amount realised from the event, Juliet Ibrahim on Joy FM’s 'Late Night Express' with Kofi Laing had this to say;
“People are not helping. I’m so disappointed in Ghanaians because people could have come out, it was only ten cedis and people could have paid that"
“It’s not even up to the amount I spent on the game, putting everything together. I could have used that money and just given it to the patients instead of doing all I did”.
The cost of dialysis is ¢260 three times a week and the philanthropic actress is calling on anyone who wants to support the foundation to visit her www.julietibrahimfoundation.org
email; Info@julietibrahimfoundation.org
Donate@julietibrahimfoundation.org
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God has been good to me. After 3 dialysis sessions, my kidney miraculously stabilized. I pray for all kidney patients to get well.
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DeleteNawa o. Africans don't invest in charity n I don't know why. If it's d whites, they will come out in large no bc they believe so much in saving lives.
ReplyDeleteI wish more of our so called celebrity could be doing dis in their country and not showing off their fake lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteJuliet you know your Ghanian people ,you should have done it in Niger.
ReplyDeleteWhen we do good, we do for the Lord. God bless you Juliet.
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Mtchewwwwww..i think the prob is everyone or rather every celebrity wants to have his/her own charity foundation...what abt oda existing charity foundation,she shld close down her foundation and contribute to oda good charity foundation that was existing before hers...smh
ReplyDeleteEven if they didn't want to watch the match they could have donated the same amount. Sickness knows everyone's address. The ppl who have no compassion or care to help today are the same ones who get sick tomorrow and seeking sympaty.
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