A Heartfelt Thank You from One Heart Organization

Following our major donation drive in December 2021, One Heart Organization has continued to expand its reach through various impactful programs. Today’s donation ceremony marks one of our most significant milestones to date.

The leadership of One Heart extends its deepest gratitude to everyone who attended today’s ceremony. Our mission thrives on the collective effort of this community, and we look forward to your continued support as we work together to turn our vision for a better future into a reality.

Special Acknowledgments

We would like to recognize the dedicated leaders and partners who made this possible:

  • Anthony M. Fofana

  • J. Alieu Sasa

  • Gabriel Kemoh Sumalia

  • Miley Miley

  • Miss Matee Sackie, representing our valued partners from Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), USA.


Impact Report: December 2021

In December 2021, our organization successfully distributed essential supplies and financial aid to those in need. Our donations included 500 bags of rice, 20 gallons of fuel, various medical supplies, and seed funding (petty cash) to help individuals launch small businesses.

Key Recipient Groups:

  1. The School of the Blind

  2. Sand Town Community

  3. Lovers Street Community

  4. Vamomah House (Elderly and Disabled Citizens)

May God bless us all as we continue the noble work of the One Heart Organization—bringing dreams to life and putting smiles on the faces of those we serve.


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  • Structure: Used headers to separate the thank-you message from the specific details of the donations.

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