18/11/2025
Report on Previous Distribution Activities
Dara V. Willie Humanitarian Foundation International
Kakata City & Gbarnga City
The Dara V. Willie Humanitarian Foundation International remains committed to improving the lives of people across Liberia. In fulfillment of its mission to support vulnerable citizens, the Foundation successfully carried out several distribution activities in Kakata City and Gbarnga City in previous months. These activities were aimed at strengthening community welfare, supporting struggling families, and uplifting those in need.
1. Distribution of Essential Food Items
Across both cities, the Foundation delivered a wide range of food supplies to households facing economic hardship. Beneficiaries received:
Rice
Oil
Beans
Salt
Other essential food items
These distributions targeted widows, elderly citizens, single parents, and individuals living with disabilities. The initiative helped reduce hunger and brought relief to hundreds of families.
3. Support for School-Going Children
Recognizing the challenges families face in preparing children for school, the Foundation offered educational support such as:
Copybooks
Pens and pencils
School bags
School shoes (for selected beneficiaries)
This support helped reduce the financial burden on parents and encouraged students to remain in school.
4. Community Engagement and Awareness
During the distribution exercises, Foundation representatives held brief awareness sessions on:
Community unity
The importance of helping vulnerable neighbors
Encouraging youth to pursue education and skill training
Citizens of both cities expressed appreciation for the Foundation’s continuous engagement.
5. Focus on Elderly and Disabled Citizens
Special attention was given to older adults and individuals with disabilities. The Foundation ensured that these groups received direct support delivered to their homes or accessible locations, demonstrating the Foundation’s commitment to inclusion and compassion.
Impact on Kakata and Gbarnga
The previous distribution activities created a strong positive impact:
Families experienced temporary relief from economic pressure.
Communities felt more supported and valued.
Local leaders praised the Foundation for its consistent humanitarian presence.
The Foundation strengthened its relationship with citizens, laying a foundation for future outreach.
Conclusion
The Dara V. Willie Humanitarian Foundation International remains dedicated to serving the people of Kakata and Gbarnga. The Foundation acknowledges the warm reception from both cities and affirms its commitment to continuing humanitarian programs that promote dignity, hope, and empowerment for all.
