As the holiday season comes along, many celebrities are trying to reach out to those who are alone, left out, and abandoned.
Actor Kwaku Manu 's (Kwaku Manu Foundation) in partnership with Adom Boateng Foundation are one of the few celebrities that are providing support for widows who have lost their spouses.
The actor who made his intention known to the media opined that, on 25th December he will be partying and donating some items to Over 100 widows in Kumasi.
Talking about the widows he said that the impact of losing one's husband is describable painful, a feeling like you have never before and desperately want to move beyond.
He added that when it get to Occasions like the Christmas most of the widows do remember their husbands as well as they wish they have someone who can make them happy, so as part of his social responsibility and giving back to the society, he has decided to spend the Christmas with widows.
By:MustaphaInusah.Com
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