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RNAQ food bank serves 3 million meals in 365 days to cement itself as Ghana’s permanent anti-hunger infrastructure

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The RNAQ Foundation has reached an unprecedented milestone in regional philanthropy: 365 consecutive days of unbroken service and over 3 million meals served. What began 365 days ago as a modest three-branch pilot in Accra rsquo;s coastal neighborhood of Korle Gonno, Kasoa and Ashaiman has expanded into a nationwide social network.

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