BY SIMON NDIVE KALLA
Creating a Smile Foundation, a non-governmental and charity organanisation with a vision of impacting the lives of the less privileged and building communities, will be visiting orphanages in Buea in the days ahead to offer gifts and hope to orphans.
According to Anyiaka Florence Njang, Founder of the organization, the trip to the orphanages which is scheduled for March 10 will have as objective to bring some dreams to reality and offer motivational talks to the orphans as well as offer them so gifts.
outreach program in Kumba
With vision of living the life of impact and to build communities, nation and the world with objective to bring dreams to reality for the less privileged, and motivational talks to the youths. Anyiaka Florence said the foundation is just three months of existence but the foundation is moving on well with headquarters in Buea.
With barely three months of existence, creating a Smile Foundation with headquarters in Buea has hit the ground running in their outreach and charitable works.
According to Anyiaka Florence; “W have done so many projects, so this time around we intend to put smiles on kids in orphanages and give them hope for a better tomorrow. We will be going there as a team to play with them, give them gifts and help clean their surroundings.
It’s should be noted that, the first ever outreach program organised by Creating a Smile Foundation was on January 13, 2018 where they hosted three orphanages in Kumba and offered them food stuffs, drinks and gifts.
Quizzed on why she created the foundation, Anyiaka Florence told The Sun that it is her calling to put smiles on the faces of people and bring out the beauty in them. This, they do through bringing dreams to reality for those who have talent and passion which they can’t develop for themselves.
Citing some of the challenges that come with her work, Anyiaka Florence said finance has always been an obstacle considering the huge task. She called on people of goodwill, partners, sponsors, and volunteers to assist them in their upcoming outreach program.
“There are so many things people no longer use that may be of importance to others, sometimes they just throw them away. These things can actually put a smile on someone’s face”, Anyiaka added.