This is our report on our last year project and program we did in Ghana/ West Africa.

1. KING JAMES FOUNDATION
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH
KIDS AGAINST HUNGER
FREE FEEDING &
DISTRIBUTION PROJECT

2. KING JAMES FOUNDATION-IN
COLLABORATION WITH KIDS
AGAINST HUNGER USA-GHANA
FREE FEEDING PROGRAM.
Prepared & Presented By:
Rev.James Solomon Mensah-Founder/President
King James Foundation
P.O. Box NB 1075 Niiboiman
Accra, Ghana, West Africa
Tel: + 233 249843 997 / 244 208237/ 273151094
E-mail.kjfoundation@yahoo.co.uk
Website: http://kjominternational.tripod.com
King James Foundation Profile,
The King James Foundation (K.J.F) was established in 2000 and had since been working in
collaboration with Community Base Organizations (CBO) in the Sandema District in the
Upper East Region of Ghana and many parts of other Regions. Registered with the Registrar
Generals’ Department (Reg.No.G, 25,143) in January 2008 and granted recognition as a Non-
Governmental Organization (NGO) by the Social Welfare Department of Ghana
(Reg.No.D.S.W./3899), and Accra Metropolitan Authority-AMA (Reg.No.A.026/10/582). It
aims among others to improve the standards of living especially in rural communities in the
district, encourage Good Governance practices in all sectors of the community socio-cultural
economies, helps ensure quality health care for rural dwellers and finally to ensure reduction
in rural poverty in the area.
Executive Council and Management Staff
1. James Solomon Mensah (Founder, President-CEO)
2. Rev.Sam Ato Bentil ( Executive Director)
3. Rockson Adjei Marfo (Budget and Planning / PRO)
4. Rev. Robert Isaacson (Counseling/ Youth Director)
5. Mrs. Margaret Mensah (Treasurer/ Administration)
6. Mrs. Yvonne Ama Blay (Executive Secretary/ Accountant)
Mission Statement
1. To provide educational programmes for orphans and other vulnerable children in our
communities, and support the provision of safe and clean water.
2. To educate the kids for the prevention of malaria, and other diseases that affect them
through ignorance.

3. 3. To advocate for the rights of children mainly through sensitization and advocacy with
community leaders and liaison officers, seminars, workshops and radio programmes
about children right.
4. To initiate support and promote programmes concerned with provision of relief aid,
rehabilitation and development of children.
5. To encourage and provide means to improve on the upbringing of children and
minimizing the incidence of juvenile delinquency.
6. To promote health care and environmental organizations and community based
organization to carry out effective delivery of service and to sensitize the children
about HIV/AIDS and its prevention.
Who we are: King James Foundation is a humanitarian relief, development and advocacy
organization dedicated to working with children, families and communities to overcome
poverty and injustice. We serve all people regardless of religion, race, ethnicity or gender.
We are non-governmental, non -socio-economical, non-political and non-profit organization.
Who fit in: Everyone is welcome to collaborate with us, as far as you are interested in
Missions, reaching out to the lost souls, and believes in rescuing the perishing. We love to
collaborate with you as individuals as well. All Churches, Organizations, Philanthropist,
Donors, Individuals, Groups, Clubs, and all, no matter who you are or where you come from
are welcome.
We conduct:
International programs for international missionaries, tourist, Volunteer workers, and
outreach in West Africa.
We support:
International teams or partners to make sure that they are safe and their mission is totally
accomplished.
We organize:
International, Conferences, Seminars, and Workshops. We help international missionaries
and Volunteers to be located in the right place of their mission field, give them guidance and
assistance they need to fulfill their missions. We are committed to reaching the Un-detached
people or groups in the rural communities and Villages in Ghana and other parts of West
Africa.
Our mission strategies:
Annual medical outreach for the Orphans, homeless, sick, and the less privileged, Hiv/Aids
and Malaria Fever victims. Setting up private School and Vocational Center for the youth’s
joblessness and unemployment. Drilling wells for fresh water supply for rural communities.
Providing library service, quality Education.
Our focus is on:
Missions and rural, villages projects, like providing fresh and good drinking water for the
village communities,(Borehole).Free books, for Reading and Writing, Sandals, Shoes, School
Uniforms, School Desk, Computers, Paying of School fees, and other Educational materials
to the less privileged in the poorest communities in Ghana. To influence lives and see lives
changed.

4. Our target is on:
The youth/young adults getting them trained, and getting them involved in missions,
leadership roles in communities. Give them skillful training to develop themselves and be a
blessing to their families and communities.
Our mandate is:
To liberate humanity from poverty, ignorance, injustice through quality educational
programs. We love all humanity, no matter where you come from and where you live; we
love you and are proud of you.
Our Services, we need partners to join hands with us:
1.Feed thee Hungry----------------------------Free Food Supply
2.Provide clean drinking water--------------Free Water Supply
3.Clothing the naked---------------------------Free Clothing, Shoes Supply
4.Accommodate the Orphans, Widows---Free Shelter
5.Heal the Sick-----------------------------------Free Medical Outreach
6.Interceed for the weak-----------------------Prayer Ministry
7.Encourage those in Prison-----------------Visitation/ Counseling
8. Strengthen the weak------------------------Education /Free Materials Supply
Report on Kids Against Hunger, Project
Handclasp and Africa Partnership Station
program.Date-9th March 2010
On 9th March 2010, we the King James Foundation received 20 pallets, a pallet has 33 boxes
of food and weights around 1000 pounds, (660 boxes, 142,560 meals) of Kids Against
Hunger Foods worth $33,000 US Dollars through the US Navy, Africa Partnership Station
with combined team of Project Handclasp at Tema Harbour, 30 km from Accra. We did not
pay any port charges, taxes, or duty fees. The King James Foundation team had an
opportunity to meet the Commander, Commodore Cindy Thebaud at the Tema Port with
short greetings and introduction, after inspecting the Tema port yard to make sure everything
is in order before the ship arrives and offloading of the Kids Against Hunger Foods to us. The
Ship arrived 6:00pm at Tema Port with combined US Navy, Airforce, Military, Marine team
and others to deliver the food to us.

5. LTJG.Dan Day and Owen of US Navy, planning and discussing best ways to offload the
pallets into our truck. What you see is the US Navy boat that brought the Kids Against
Hunger food. The men did a wonderful job by making good arrangements at the port before
offloading the pallets into our trucks.
At the Habour main gate, the Navy assisted us to make sure we have free entry and led us out
from the port through all security gates without any difficulties from the port security
officers, which normally happens. We appreciate the support of the US Navy team and all
other teams who contributed to the success of this project free feeding and distribution of
Kids Against Hunger foods. If not the US Navy, we would have had a tough time at the port
and the possibility of delaying the food at the port by security officers was high from all
indications.
A combined Team of US Navy, Air force, Military, offloading from the Navy Ship and re-
loading the foods into our trucks. You can see the logo of “PROJECT HANDCLASP”.
Without the help of these men, we would have had a tough time at the port that day. They
really sacrificed a lot of time, energy, and gave us all needed assistance at the Tema port. We
are so grateful and appreciate the United States Navy for such a wonderful support.
The King James Foundation team and hiring men offloading the food from the trucks into
warehouse around.11:15pm in the night. Packing the food to warehouse by the hiring
laborers, with Rev.James Mensah at the warehouse.
On 17th March 2010 the US Navy Team met the King James Foundation Executive Board and
members of Parliament from the Presidency. Hon.Alhassan Azong, MP for Builsa South,
Minister of Public Sector, Dr.Clement A. Apaak, Mrs. Margaret Mensah, LTJG.Dan Day,
Owen, Lemon, Rev.James Mensah, and MP.Hon.Timothy Ataboadey.
US Navy Captain, Commodore Cindy Thebaud introducing her team to the Minister’s and
King James Foundation Board. Again introducing APS-Africa Partnership Station program to
the government of Ghana and King James Foundation .Also present were Nigerian Naval
Captain.A.A .Osinowo and Lt. Cmdr. Samuel Ayelazono Ghana Navy.
Commodore Cindy Thebaud briefing us details of Africa Partnership Station programs. What
is APS, their mission and what they does and also discussing details of how best we can have
strong partnership to change and transformed lives in Africa and make a better place for the
poor and needy. APS also have a strong training program that strengthens nations.

6. LTJG-Dan Day -US Navy and Team with King James Foundation team, Margaret and James
visited Royal Seed Home, an Orphanage Center where the foundation has been supporting
with food aid. The Team inspecting the home to see the needs, life and living conditions of
the children.
The SOS Children Village Ghana, the most largest and well recognized Orphanage Home in
Ghana and Africa loading their food. They received the largest part of the food of 200 Boxes
of Kids Against Hunger Foods. They were so happy to receive the food because it was timely
when they needed the food for their children and the communities around their villages. All
their Branches, Tema, Kasoa and Asiakwa Villages got their shares. We have partner with the
SOS Children Village Ghana to resupply food and other items to them every year when
available.
The Women frying some chicken to add to the food for special Sunday service for all adults,
both single parents and married couples to have good time together in the Church, God’s
Solid Foundation Ministry. Volunteers at kitchen busy cooking for the awaiting hungry kids
in Ashongman Estate Community in Greater Accra Region, Ghana.
Cooking the Food for the children of my Church and the Ashongman Estate Community. The
Children eats two times a day three times a week, Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Aunty Philo,who is the matron of the program,busy sharing the food for the kids.Kids line up
to receive their food.
Rev.James S.Mensah having good time with the children during eating time. How fun it is to
eat with little children. I feel very exciting and glad when I see children well fed and happy.
This is my joy and happiness; I see my dreams come true. Every child deserves a highly
nutritious meal at least a day to be able to grow healthy both mentally, emotionally and
physically. Parents can sleep well and be happy when their children are well fed and cared
for.
These kids are so excited and happy to get free food to eat two times a day, three times a
week. Their prayer goes to Kids Against Hunger President, Chairman, and all Staff,
especially Grandpa Larry Langston for a wonderful job done for the people of Ghana.
The Children are having good time and enjoying the food. Some Adults hiding at a corner
while enjoying the food. The food is sweet and nice and we love it says the children.
Thank God for Kids Against Hunger Organization for being a great blessing to the
Community of Mankomeda in the Central Region of Ghana. The food is good, healthy,
sweet, and highly nutritious. Rev.James S. Mensah making sure the food goes directly to
where it must go and serve its purpose. We cook some food for the Mankomeda Community
and share some food to each family and home and the excitement was great and awesome.
Dr.Clement A. Apaak receiving some food for the people of Northern Region to distributed
to poor homes and families on behalf of the MP Hon. A. Azong for Builsa South and MP
Hon. Timothy for Builsa North in the Sandema District. From August 2007 until now, the
District has experienced worst challenges, as they have witness more floods every year
destroying all their farm crops and products. This year 2010, the farmers are going through
some hardship due to poor season to farm, also facing huge challenges over lack of water to
plant their cash crop seeds.
Upon receiving the food it will help some children at least have some food to eat to enable,
they go to school for few days until first semester is over. Thanks to Kids Against Hunger for
such great blessing to us.

7. The great testimony: This child was nearly to death, he cannot walk, talk, do anything,
but after continues eating the food for 2 weeks, he can now walk, his hair started growing,
eyes became clearer, and body weakness disappears and has started talking. Praise God,
what a miracle.
BEFORE AFTER
This little girl has been suffering from mental-retardnes, cannot read, cannot remember what
is being taught both in school and at home; also suffering from insomnia but after eating the
food for 2 weeks continually, she has recovered from all losses and is now healthy and
mentally sound. This shows that the food can heal the mind and restore lose of blood. This is
a miracle.
BEFORE AFTER
Doctors says medically this kids will not survive, and they will not live long, but by faith and
prayers and the support of Kids Against Hunger, Steven Kvinlaug, Pastor Sam Asare, Chad
Tapp, Sidney Wheatley and other good friends who have been... donating cash and food to us
to save lives. Today this is the evidence that we can save premature death. This is what your
donations and supports are doing in Ghana, West Africa. King James Foundation is
committed to work hard with the little resources we have to save lives daily, we have come to
understand that we don't need to be super rich before...ore we can save lives from untimely
death, and here is our evidence.
BEFORE (TWINS) BEFORE AFTER AFTER
We thank God and praise Him for giving the grace to us to feed these kids and bring them
back to life. Although there was no hope, no future for these children, medically proved they
cannot survive ,but after we spent quality time and care with them, feeding them with Kids
Against Hunger Food for 5 just five months, here they are ,healthy, mentally strong and
growing strong daily to the glory of God.
Distribution: We started distributing the food to various Orphanage Homes, Churches,
Organization, Individuals, Volunteers and Families, on 15thMarch 2010.We are in partnership
with them to give them regular resupply of food and other items to ease the pressure in their
home anytime we have enough food and other items to donate or distribute. Also I will be
visiting them and offer them free counseling, career counseling, training and spiritual support
as needed, as part of our contribution towards national development and building a better
society with good future leaders. King James Foundation also work hand in hand with this
organization to fulfill its mandate and vision by given them all necessary assistance needed
from us.
Monitoring and Supervision: The King James Foundation team is responsible
for monitoring and supervising all the activities of the feeding program to make sure the
children are well fed and growing healthy. Reports and photographs have been requested by
the KJF from each partner to submit to us for assessments, evaluation, and progress of the
program. Rev.James S.Mensah will regularly visit each home in every month to see how the
children are been fed and their progress and offer free counseling and services to the children
and all the staff and volunteers working to support this program.
Country-Side Children’s Welfare Home Feeding Report
We were invited by Rev.James Mensah on 15 March 2010 to come for some of the Kids
Against Hunger rice casserole for our children. We arrived at the warehouse in the morning

8. about 10:00 am and after a short briefing and some discussions concerning the food, we
agreed to partner and participate.
We were given 50 boxes of Kids Against Hunger foods by Rev.James Mensah. We started
cooking for our kids in our home that same day, and saw that it was good for them. At first,
some of the kids did not want it as they have never tasted something like this before in their
life, but later they all started enjoying it. We have over 100 kids in our home with eight staff.
The food has been a great blessing to us.
Testimony:
There was one male child who was very weak and could not stand up, walk, and talk
properly, but after feeding him with the KAH food for some period, he started making efforts
to stand up with little support, and now he can walk and talk, praise God.
All our children started growing fine and healthy with sharp minds to read and understand
what they read; indeed, it’s really a food against hunger and a mental recycling medicine.
It is our hope of prayer that this programme would continue to reach other children who are
affected by malnutrition, anemia, and kwashiorkor both near and far for sound and healthy
growth of our children.
Submitted By:
Mr. Osei Owusu
Administrator
Sign: owusuosei
ROYAL SEED ORPHANAGE HOME FEEDING PROGRAME REPORT
On 10th March 2010, a food programme was organized and forms were brought to the Home
to be filled after the forms were filled, the King James Foundation led by Rev.James
Solomon Mensah gave us 50 boxes of Kids Against Hunger foods.
The food was cooked and given to the children in the home especially the malnourished kids.
The first group that tasted the food is babies and toddlers. Photos were taken on how the kids
were before they started eating the food and after also. The food has been very nutritious food
where some of the food were even grinded into powder form and used as porridge for the
kids.
The Kids really enjoyed the food and the management itself could see a lot of dynamic
changes and improvements.
Testimonies: All the kids that were sick recovered within the third week of taking the food
and started putting on more weight. It was observed that the food helped the kids a lot and the
malnourished ones put up weight that when you see them now you will be very happy and the
kids that were very sick, would not talk, walk recovered quickly and now can walk and talk
properly.
Another miracle that happens was, our monthly spending on hospital payments were
drastically reduced to 1% instead of 80% within first five months we started feeding the kids
with Kids Against Hunger Foods.
A boy with HIV/AIDS who could to do anything due to body weakness and other
weaknesses can now do all things after eating the food. Energy is restored.
Lastly, we can say the feeding program has been really helped the Royal Seed Home very
much, and in so many ways as follows:

9. 1. Instead of spending money to buy bags of rice for the kids, the money was saved to do
different projects, because the children eat 2 bags of rice at a cost of $150 UD Dollars for
morning, afternoon, and in the evening they eat local food like Banku.
2. Going to Hospitals regularly stops this season because of the Kids Against Hunger Foods.
3. All malnourished children grew very healthy and nicely and mentally strong.
We appreciate King James Foundation and the Kids Against Hunger for creating such avenue
and opportunity for the poor, orphans, wick, weak and the malnourished kids in Ghana to
have a better life today.
We hope and pray that this program will continue and never stops so many lives can be
always change and transformed for better living. Hope to receive more foods in next supply.
Submitted by.
Mrs. Naomi Esi Amoah
Founder / President of the Home
Sign: esinaomiamoah
God’s Solid Foundation Ministry-Free Feeding Program
Report
On the 15th March 2010, Rev.James S.Mensah invited us to come for free food to be given to
our children and people of Ashongman Estate Community. We were so glad when we got the
news because we were facing severe hunger and most of our children in the church stopped
coming to Church even parents.
We went for the food and on the 17th March 2010, and we were given 200 boxes of the Kids
Against Hunger Food. We started cooking the food in the evening around 5pm and on that
day we had 90 children who came to eat the food and 30 parents, 20 youth and young adults.
The foods were good, and those who came around went about broadcasting about the free
food program which causes a tremendous increase in our next feeding day.
We cook the food every Thursdays, Saturday and Sunday, and by so doing our dying church
has received multiple increases from 10 members to 56 Adults and 120 children within 5
months. The food came at the right time to relieve us from starvation and hunger.
Ever since we started the feeding program we have seen multiple changes in our membership,
offerings, tithes, and financial increase. Our Sunday school department also had increase in
number within short period of time because of the free feeding.
Testimony: , Some of the children who were weak, and cannot walk properly nor talk
well started walking and talking properly after eating the food for one month. It was surprised
to hear the children saying they can now remember anything they learn from School and at
Church, which they used to forget. Those with kwashiorkor and anemia are now healthy and
strong. There was a little boy who cannot do anything excerpt his mother carried him up and
down all the time, after eating the food for two weeks continuously he started walking to the
glory of God. We thank King James Foundation and Kids Against Hunger for making it
possible for us to have access to free food.
We pray this program continues and never cease as many kids will die and suffer incase this
program stops. We asked Kids Against Hunger and King James Foundation to continue the
program to save many lives in Ghana. We pledge that we shall support these Organizations

10. with much prayer and fasting for God to open doors and provide all the financial needs for
enable them to sustain the program.
Submitted by:
Pastor. S.K. Asante—Associate Pastor
GOSFOM
Sign: kwamesamuel
Challenges: There has been lot of challenges faced during distribution and cooking
the food for the kids. Some of the challenges are as follows:
1. Transportation cost is very high.
2. Cost of hiring men to load and offload the food from truck.
3. Research of quality organizations and creating new centers for distributions.
4. Cost of cooking the food, logistics, volunteers salaries, gas, plates, water and
transport, as we spend $150 weekly for this only.
5. Port Challenges of national security trying to resist and delay the food at port.
6. Lack of funding or financial support to ease tension mount on us weekly.
7. Cost of monitoring, errands, visiting various feeding centers at various towns and
villages.
8. Children finding it very difficult to eat the food at first stage, until much education
have been done and experiments shown to them before accept and eat.
9. Lack of official vehicle or car to move around which make it difficult for us and cost
lots of money on transportation daily.
Distribution Centers:
1. Royal Seed Home----148 Kids—12 Staff----------------55 Boxes of KAH Foods.
2. Country-Side Children’s Welfare Home—100 Kids—8, Staff------50 Boxes of KAH
Foods.
3. SOS Children Village Home, have 3 homes------Tema Village, Asiakwa Village, and
Kasoa Village--550 Kids---over 50 Staff--200 Boxes of KAH Foods. Community
distribution areas; Dawhenya, Mataheko, Kakasunaka, Gbetsile all in the Greater
Accra region; Bunso, Asiakwa, Segyemasi in the Eastern region and Kambonayili,
Datonayili and Dungu in the Northern region.
4. Life Channel Child’s Care--------50 kids------4 Staff -------15 Boxes of KAH Foods.
5. God’s Solid Foundation Ministry---200 Kids----9 Staff ---200 Boxes of KAH Foods
6. Mankomeda Village-----150 kids, 50 selected adults---25 Boxes of KAH Foods
7. Good Shepherd Orphanage Home---20 kids—4 staff----4 Boxes of KAH Foods
8. Builsa District in the Northern Region-Upper East. Hon.Alhassan Azong, MP for
Builsa South---30 Boxes of KAH Foods, Hon. Timothy Ataboadey MP for Builsa
North---20 Boxes of KAH Foods.
9. Dr. Clement A. Apaak for Bolgatanga-------12 KAH Foods Boxes.
10. Women’s Refuge and Child Survival-Africa----------54 Kids—10 Staff----80 Boxes of
KAH Foods.
Volunteers: Ellen-Sofie Nielsen, Egeskovvej 29 8800 Viborg. Malin Heiden,
Solvaenget 26, 7470 Karup J., Marilyn Rojas, 9500 Wilshire blvd Beverly Hills, Ca
90212

11. 11. Hiamankyene Community in the Eastern Region of Ghana----168 Kids, 50 Adults—
10 Boxes of KAH foods.
12. Juaben Community town in the Ashanti Region of Ghana---150 Kids were given free
foods----30 Boxes of KAH Foods.
13. Joy FM Easter kids kitchen soup program-Accra Community---over 1,000 kids, we
donated 10 Boxes of KAH Foods and Cash of GHC.20.00.
14. God’s Academy Ministry Church, Abeka Community------50 kids, 40 adults, we
donated 60 boxes of KAH Foods.
15. All laborers, workers, volunteers, and staff have received one box each as an incentive
for their time and energy put to make sure we have successful program. We hired 10
persons, to go with us at the Tema Port to help offload and support us to offload again
to the warehouse. There are 10 volunteers at our church cooking the food for the kids
every week and other staff at various orphanage homes. Total food given to the hired
persons and volunteers are 20 + 20 -----40 boxes
16. Rev.James S.Mensah also took five boxes of KAH Foods for himself and family.
Distribution is still ongoing as more organizations, churches, orphanage homes and
communities are showing much interest and need the food badly.
Food Received-----20 pallets-----660 Boxes+ 5 pallets.
Total pallets received are 20, which is 660 Boxes plus extra 5 pallets.
The food is truly highly nutritious and healthy for human consumption. It
builds both the immune system and mental development.
THE FOOD IS A MIRACLE FOOD.
God’s Solid Foundation, Ashongman Estate-Accra
No. NAMES AGE
1 Samuel Ayadi 17 yrs 21 Prince Boakye 14 yrs
2 Vivian Ayadi 15 yrs 22 Mattew Amuzu 14 yrs
3 Akpene Afenyo 13 yrs 23 Daniel Tudeka 4 yrs
4 Dzigbordi Afenyo 10 yrs 24 Stephen Tudeka 10 yrs
5 Pearl Afenyo 7 yrs 25 Comfort Tudeka 14 yrs
6 Eunice Asamoah 6 yrs 26 Emmanuel Odoi 10 yrs
7 Emmanuel Asamoah 10 yrs 27 Margret Asamani 7 yrs
8 Anderson Asamoah 14 yrs 28 Kate Asamani 11 yrs
9 Charles Agblator 14 yrs 29 Angela Ocansey 6 yrs
10 Bright Agblator 8 yrs 30 Emmanuesl Ocansey 3 yrs
11 Felix Appiah 7 yrs 31 Kenneth Agbengu 8 yrs
12 Daniel Biney 11 yrs 32 Prinscilla Agbengu 11 yrs
13 Stanley Biney 8 yrs 33 Emmanuel Kaisey 7 yrs
14 Sylvester Yeboah 8 yrs 34 Michael Ofori 4 yrs
15 Raphael Awutey Jr. 2 yrs 35 Bernard Sarffo Sr. 1 yrs
16 Randy White Odamie 13 yrs 36 Bernard Sarffo Jr. 1 yrs
17 Princess Ayadi 3 yrs 37 Joseph Kojo Yeboah 12 years
18 Quarshie 6 yrs 38 George Nana Yaw Akoi 11 years
19 Esther Tamakloe 8 yrs 39 Benjamin Yaw Menu Adjei 14 yrs
20 Fauster Tamakloe 8 yrs
40 Daniel Kwabina Yeboah 47years 42 Gladys Ofori 4 yrs
41 Zephania Ofori 6 yrs 43 Ephraim Agakpe Ofori 1 yr 6 months

12. 44 Deborah Asamoah 4 yrs 65 Patience Mensah 4 yrs
45 Michael Asamoah 7 yrs 66 Elizabeth Mensah 7 yrs
46 Richmond Foe 11 yrs 67 Emmanuel Hiheglo 4 yrs
47 Forgive Zonyra 6 yrs 68 Princess Mawunyo 1yr 8 months
48 Emmanuel Zonyra 3 yrs 69 Naomi Gyahene 3 yrs
49 Abraham Zonyra 5months 70 Rebecca Gyahene 9 yrs
50 Rebecca Awuku 13 yrs 71 Aku 9 yrs
51 Olivia Awuku 9 yrs 72 Oye Gyahene 3 yrs
52 Emmanuel Awuku 10 yrs 73 Emmanuel Boafo 8 yrs
53 Benjamin Awuku 13 yrs 74 David Kabortey 3 yrs
54 Diana Jasowaa 9 yrs 75 Noah Boafo 7 yrs
55 Gladys Atsumoah 2 yrs 75 Elikplim Agbo 1 yrs
56 Nana Adu 4 yrs 76 Gamyma 11 yrs
57 Mabel Asaah 4 yrs 77 Karin Homey 2 yrs
58 Esther Nkansah 6 yrs 78 Keziah Homey 11 yrs
59 Stellarr Agyebia 11 yrs 79 Delight Adzidaglo 10 yrs
60 Isaac Ahadzi 5 yrs 80 Naomi Dansu 9 yrs
61 Godwin Ahadzi 6 yrs 81 Richard Gyamfi 11 yrs
62 Daniel Antwi 10 yrs 82 Eric Gyamfi 11 yrs
63 Samuel Agyemang 5 yrs 83 Patience Dzigbordi 11 yrs
64 Solomon Mensah 3 yrs
99 Abudala 15 yrs
84 Cujo Ahiador 14 yrs 100 Zara 12 yrs
85 Ruth Gyamfi 6 yrs 101 Yaw Atsu 34 yrs
86 Raymond Atitso 2 yrs 102 Munira Atsu 31 yrs
87 Christopher Salasi 4 yrs 103 Donne Atsu 10 yrs
88 Charllote Agbesi 8 yrs 104 Dodzi Atsu 17 yrs
89 Godwin Dake 12 yrs 105 Kwesi Daniel Boadu Mensah 10 yrs
90 Theresa Awuku 16 yrs 106 Augustina Aku 21 yrs
91 Daniel Ameho 7 yrs 107 Fred Opare 23 yrs
91 Bernice Dadzi 9 yrs 108 Cynthia Akwensi 33 yrs
92 Benedicta Dadzi 2 yrs 109 Augustine Agbenyegah 16 yrs
93 Erica Ohenewaa 2 yrs 110 Victoria Amenye 15 yrs
94 Joshua Wadie 12 yrs 111 Emmanuel Attakora 3 yrs
95 Emmanuel Zevor 5 yrs 112 David Kokoroko 2 yrs 6months
96 Yaw Koranteng 5 yrs 113 Jeffery Appiatu 15 yrs
97 Kwesi Agyepong 9 yrs 114 Jason Appiatu 13 yrs
98 Fati Fuseni 30 yrs 115 Douglas Appiatu 4 yrs
MANKOMEDA COMMUNITY, CENTRAL REGION
Children Department
Name Age
1 Atsufi Akakpo 15 yrs 8 Samuel Domefa 16 yrs
2 Godbless Akakpo 12 yrs 9 Koshie Agboku 20 yrs
3 Michael Akakpo 7 yrs 10 Jonathan Kokroko 11 yrs
4 Enyonam Akakpo 13 yrs 11 Joyce Adu Mensah 8 yrs
5 Rose Akakpo 1 yrs 12 Jernifer Afiwa Akumatey 8 yrs
6 Lily Tenge 4 yrs 13 Wonder 1 yr
7 Godfred Tenge 7 yrs 14 Issifu Mohammed 14 yrs

13. 15 Adiza Mohammed 4 yrs 33 Mary Authur 16 yrs
16 Bernice Awidoe 6 yrs 34 Michael Tukpeyi 19 yrs
17 Ruth Kwakwa 5yrs 35 Isaac Kwesi 16 yrs
18 Nawa Mohammed 9 yrs 36 Comfort Kwesi 13 yrs
19 Medina Mohammed 7 yrs 37 Daniel Quashie 9 yrs
20 Mary Agbogli 14 yrs 38 Abraham Awuty 1 yr
21 Collins Sokpor 3 yrs 39 Yaw Gabuzor 8 yrs
22 Esenam Sokpor 7 yrs 40 Michael Dadzi 12 yrs
23 Mark Awudza 13 yrs 41 Salifu Amadu 1 yrs
24 Rebecca Awudza 16 yrs 42 Linda Larbie 20 yrs
25 Seth Agbogli 9 yrs 43 Doris Larbie 17 yrs
26 Emmanuel Awudza 9 yrs 44 Mary Larbie 11 yrs
27 Emmanuela Awudza 9 yrs 45 John Larbie 8 yrs
28 Flowrence Awudza 4 yrs 46 Philomena Larbie 16 yrs
29 Agnes Adwonu 2 yrs 47 Rebecca Panford 9 yrs
30 Prince K.Tukpeyi 1 yr 48 Mercy Boadu 18 yrs
31 Rose Tukpeyi 9 yrs 49 Prosper Tsifokor 17 yrs
32 Emmanuel K.Tukpeyi 16 yrs 50 Beatrice Tukpeyi 14 yrs
72 Jerome Akakpo 4 yrs
51 Raphael Tsifokor 12 yrs 73 Godfred Dzotsi 12 yrs
52 Patricia Botwe 6 yrs 74 Solomon Dzotsi 7 yrs
53 Baba Zakari Ibrahim 2 yrs 75 Emmanuel Datsi 12 yrs
54 Lafisatu Ibrahim 9 months 76 Mary Datsi 7 yrs
55 Rashida Ibrahim 12 yrs 77 Edem Dzrekey 9 yrs
56 Abigail Agbodzi 8 yrs 78 Godmay Drekey 6 yrs
57 Lidia Agbodzi 11 yrs 79 Godson Negble 14 yrs
58 Verinica Ametefe 14 yrs 80 Promise Nebgle 11 yrs
59 Celestina Gago 7 yrs 81 Adoneger Boadu 8 yrs
60 Selasis Edenam Gago 5 yrs 82 Ruth Boadu 6 yrs
61 Munkaila Ibrahim 13 yrs 83 Sabina Asare 7 yrs
62 Abubakari Ibrahim 11 yrs 84 Sarah Asare 4 yrs
63 Awali Ibrahim 5 yrs 85 Delali Sape 4 yrs
64 Mariama Ibrahim 1 yr 86 Akosua Sape 12 yrs
65 Michael Afful --I 13 yrs 87 Adadzeba Amoquandor 4 yrs
66 Michael Afful----II 11 yrs 88 Efua Aminsah Amoquandor 3 yrs
67 Nicholas Afful 7 yrs 89 Hannah Babu 9 yrs
68 Marry Afful 9 yrs 90 Kobina Asare 6 yrs
69 David Dzotsi 14 yrs 91 Belinda Gago 12 yrs
70 Korbla Sape 5 yrs 92 Jonas Gago 15 yrs
71 Robert Akakpo 8 yrs
97 Naomu Arthur 15 yrs
93 Alberta Larbie 11 yrs 98 Sabina Arthur 13 yrs
94 Obed Larbie 9 yrs 99 Joyce Gidzi 9 yrs
95 Ismael Larbie 7 yrs 100 Joseph Nukpese 13 yrs
96 Mary Agbodi 15 yrs
Adults Department
Name Age
1 Mr.Kofi Akakpo 45 yrs 3 Atsu Suolo Dzotsi 36 yrs
2 Agnes Akakpo 35 yrs 4 Novishe Akakpo 23 yrs

14. 5 Father Akakpo 21 yrs 10 Miglaso Agboku 46 yrs
6 Rita Akakpo 26 yrs 11 Joseph Kokroko 31 yrs
7 Gladys Dzebu 40 yrs 12 Felecia Akosua Ocloo 61 yrs
8 Seth Tenge 30 yrs 13 Daniel Kokroko 36 yrs
9 Togbi Domefa 45 yrs
14 Stephen Kokroko 28 yrs 24 Thesera Senagbe 61 yrs
15 Raphael Kokroko 34 yrs 25 Rebecca Senagbe 44 yrs
16 Mary Kokroko 23 yrs 26 Patience Gagadosu 31 yrs
17 Osei Asiedu 50 yrs 27 Simon Kofi Awudza 71 yrs
18 Selina Helegbe 50 yrs 28 Monica Awudza 21 yrs
19 Mohammed Adam 48 yrs 29 Stephen Wonder Tukpeyi-43 yrs
20 Georgina Addo 25 yrs 30 Awuty Gabuzor 33 yrs
21 Richard Sape 25 yrs 31 Halidu Amadu 35 yrs
22 Hawa Amadu 60 yrs 32 John Larbie 62 yrs
23 Kofi Gbadrive 70 yrs
42 Cecilia Awudza 35 yrs
33 Esther Annan 45 yrs 43 Samuel Larbie 42 yrs
34 Suzy Larbie 25 yrs 44 Ibrahim Taidu 43 yrs
35 Margret Annan 50 yrs 45 Abiba Ibrahim 40 yrs
36 Mansah Adonu 63 yrs 46 Ben Afful 52 yrs
37 Gbogbe Tsifokor 50 yrs 47 Cecilia Boadu 50 yrs
38 Alima Botwe 20 yrs 48 Janet Akakpo 43 yrs
39 Kofi Agbodzi 55 yrs 49 Louis Akakpo 52 yrs
40 Arthur Seche 45 yrs 50 Elizabeth Asare 50 yrs
41 Benard Asare 61 yrs
Daniel Tetteh 26yrs Noah Tetteh 24yrs
Joshua Batsa 23yrs Mary Dede 27yrs
Witel Tea 2yrs Edward Wayo Teye Vadis 20yrs
Salomey Tetteh 22yrs Nana Kojo Nannor 3yrs
David Tetteh 15yrs Hannah Dede 25yrs
BOAKYE ERIC Michael Ahorsu 22yrs
OSEI BOAKYE ERIC Enyonam Gatogo 20yrs
ISAAC KWABENA OSEI Noble Ahorsu 5yrs
DUAH DANSO ANDREW Olivia Agbenyo 1yrs
ADGYEI KWADWO
OTUO SEREBOUR
SARPONG DAVID
ALEXANDER OPOKU
SAMUEL YEBOAH
JOESEPH OPUKU
SETH BOAFO
DANIEL OWUSU BOATENG
Mawuli Kwouvi 23yrs VOLUNTEES
Kofi Kwouvi 24yrs
Jesse John Mensah 1 .1/2 yrs 1. Mad. GLADYS WAYOE
Charity Appak 12yrs 2. ESTHER ASIEDU BOAFO
Peace Hommey 31yrs 3. VIDA KWAPONG
Veronica Kaledzi 13yrs 4. KONADU AFIA
Priscilla Abbam 21yrs 5. VERONICA AMPONSAH
Saviour Sacketey 1yrs 6. AKUA AYEBEA

15. GOD’S MINISTRY ACADEMY INT’L,CHILDREN MINISTRY
DEPARTMENT ABEKA-LAPAZ-
Feeding Volunteers---1.Pastor Eric Agbedra
2.Ms.Patience Adom
3.Ms.Marim Ackah.
Name Age
1. Isaac Fredua 16yrs 17. Hannah Lekpor 11yrs
2. Emmanuel Kandah 9yrs 18. Benedicta Aryee 8yrs
3. Henry Afram 13yrs 19. Gloria Twumuwaa 10yrs
4. Emmanuel Larbi 9yrs 20. Patricia Adjei 12yrs
5. Emmanuel Kwao 10yrs 21. Leticia Frimpong 8yrs
6. Daniel Kwao 12yrs 22. Gifty Aditisowa 6yrs
7. Clinton Ntiamoah 12yrs 23. Eunice Ossom 15yrs
8. William Afram 14yrs 24. Nora Tsirewaa 4yrs
9. Emmanuel Opoku 13yrs 25. Patience Owusuwaa 5yrs
10. Emmanuel Dzamezi 10yrs 26. Gloria Afram 8yrs
11. Varnessa Dzamezi 13yrs 27. Peter Alhassan 8yrs
12. Rebecca Oduro 12yrs 28. Agnes Ayiku 9yrs
13. Abigail Simon 10yrs 29. Anthony Ozaze 6yrs
14. Diana Kena 11yrs 30. Paulina Fredua 6yrs
15. Debora Fredua 12yrs 31. Paul Fredua 9yrs
16. Mary Aziawor 12yrs
32. Emmanuel Inkoom 9yrs 41. Benedicta Essilfie 8yrs
33. Collins Odoi 8yrs 42. Christabel Essilfie 6yrs
34. Enock Mensah 8yrs 43. Caleb Oduro 5yrs
35. Joyce Setordzi 7yrs 44. Hannah Oduro 2yrs
36. Emmanuel Adam 7yrs 45. Emmanuel Aryee 3yrs
37. Bright Setordzi 2yrs 46. Anita Anim 15yrs
38. Belinda Annim 7yrs 47. Belinda Afiatete 6yrs
39. Bernice Annim 5yrs 48. Andrew Tetey 5yrs
40. Vanessa Essilfie 4yrs 49. Ricky Agyepong 11yrs
50. Gifty Adom 6yrs 66. Diana Apaloo 12yrs
51. Vanessa Nkrumah 5yrs 67. Spendyloue Apaloo 9yrs
52. Gladys Oduro 9yrs 68. Mary Agbedera 12yrs
53. Abigail Tata 7yrs 69. Benedicta Agbedra 5yrs
54. Portia Agyari 8yrs 70. Emmanuela Agbedra 9yrs
55. Ransford Brenyaa 8yrs 71. Linda Agyakwaa 13yrs
56. Gloria Aninga 5yrs 72. Olivia Adom 12yrs
57. Carolina Akosua 4yrs 73. Mariam Adom 8yrs
58. Benedicta Agbozoh 3yrs 74. Macbite Adom 6yrs
59. Augustinba Boateng 8yrs 75. Felicity Adu Gyamfi 8yrs
60. Linda Ayimesi 8yrs 76. Elizabeth Sidney 12yrs
61. Sarah Berwaah Agyei 13yrs 77. Isaac Sidney 10yrs
62. Stella Serwaah Agyei 13yrs 78. Sidney Okyere 8yrs
63. Matilda Kumah 13yrs 79. Mathias Anim 11yrs
64. John Nkrumah 10yrs 80. Paintil Buabeng 10yrs
65. Edem Apaloo 6yrs

16. Evans Asamoah 30yrs Dede Ophilia 4YRS
Lurencia Amuzu6yrs Godwin Ahorsu 25yrs
Theressa Addo 9yrs Jactic Tettey 2yrs
Celestine Asare 10yrs Felicia Arkorful 17yrs
Sweet Mother 17yrs Stephen Nkum 9yrs
Kwesi Agyeapong 12yrs Eric Nkum 5yrs
Joshua Wadea 12yrs Bismark Nkum 14yrs
Erica Ohenewaa 3yrs Christian Nkum 3yrs
Sharlotte Addo 30yrs Helina Sam 18yrs
Beatrice Kuasah26yrs Christiana E. Nkum 20yrs
Priscilla 10yrs Janet Nkum 16yrs
Enock Amevoh 6yrs Zacqui Biogunu 25yrs
Isaac Kojo Osare 8yrs Joseph Asomani25yrs
Georgina Yakubu 24yrs Daniel Adokor 8yrs
Eunice Tetteh 20yrs Wisdom Adokor 6yrs
Esnalinda Owusu Ajimah 2yrs Victoria Tetteh 21yrs
Rosalinda Nattey 4yrs Fatima Amenu 3yrs
Seth Buanpong 11yrs Happy Tetteh 12yrs
Ebenezer Odikum 10yrs Emmanuel Arkoh 16yrs
Janet Odikum 3yrs Grace Arkoh 18yrs
Abigail Odikum 4yrs Victor Hommey 50yrs
Mary Addai 20yrs Hellen Hommey40yrs
Elijah Adom 1yrs Celestine Hommey 12yrs
Esther Nartey 11yrs Zephrina Hommey 10yrs
Janet Nartey 8yrs Joseph Adom 9yrs
Latebea Bernice15yrs Linda Adom 10yrs
Emzabells Nartey 3yrs Gabriel Nyamekye Adom 2yrs
Etomaa Atti 5yrs Yaa Lydia 22yrs
Emmanuel Atti 2yrs Rose Nannor 13yrs
Solomon Awuah 12yrs Bismark Nannor17yrs
Fredric Ajepong 5yrs Tsotsoo Kpabifio 22yrs
Rosina Afia 1yrs Ayorkor Kpabifio 26yrs
Patricia Attado 13yrs Kai Kpabifio 24yrs
Doris Attado 3yrsrs Patience Attey 2yrs
Edina Agbokah 2yrs Gifty Attey 18yrs
Selasi Gunu 4yrs Stephen Arkoh 20yrs
Emmanuel Attado 6yrs Edith Amonor 8yrs
Eva Andoh 11yrs Harriet Tetteh 21yrs
Dora Abrokwa 8yrs Richmond Amonor 5yrs
Etonnam Gunu 2yrs Okyere Kennedy 25yrs
Nana Saudatu Mamudu 12yrs Kwaty Thomas 27yrs
Adziatu Mamudu 15yrs Isaac Addo 13yrs
Taihiru Mamudu 17yrs Fredrick Enim 10months
Enock Asante 12yrs Hannah Awuah 11yrs
Annor Mary 14yrs Martha Akyaa 23yrs
Gabriel Obuke 11yrs Godwin Fiagbenu 8yrs
Philip Addo 8yrs Wisdom Fiagbenu 2yrs
Regina Obuke 13yrs Stephen Ababio14yrs
Alice Yayra 4yrs Celestina Zarkule 12yrs
Israel Ababio 4yrs

17. Solomon Ababio 3yrs
Juaben, Ashanti Feeding Program Name
1. Elizabeth Asiedu 12yrs 37. Paul Anima 6yrs
2. Obeng Serwaah 10yrs 38. Daniel Addo 10yrs
3. Otuo Serebour 14yrs 39. Kofi Antwi 14yrs
4. Bawuah Janet 13yrs 40. Bruce Amo Owusu 2yrs
5. Princess Owusu 12yrs 41. Kofi Agyekum 5yrs
6. Abigail Asamoah 11yrs 42. Samuel Adomako 2yrs
7. Dora Nkansa 7yrs
8. Lorna Frimpong 11yrs 43. Asante Boamah 10yrs
9. Grace Atobra 6yrs 44. Frimpong Daniel 7yrs
10. Beatrice Baah 6yrs 45. Asamoah John 8yrs
11. Joana Baawuah 4yrs 46. Sarfo Daniel 10yrs
12. Priscilla Obeng 7yrs 47. Fredrick Animpong 9yrs
13. Precious Nkansa 5yrs 48. Benson Animah 6yrs
14. Mercy Adwubi 4yrs 49. Benson Antwi 3yrs
15. Bridget Donkor 7yrs 50. Adwoa Manuah 6yrs
16. Nana Owusuaa 8 months 51. Adwoa Tatwuaa 7yrs
17. Patricia Agyemang 4yrs 52. Branson Adumako 12yrs
18. Ruth Tekyiwaa 6yrs 53. Emmanuel Gyamfi 2yrs
19. Vivian Appiah 13yrs 54. Afia Sarpong 3yrs
20. Nana Ama Owusu 2yrs 55. Beatrice Adoma Boateng 8yrs
21. Amenda Appiah 8yrs 56. Mavis Owusu 9yrs
22. Berolda Appiah 10yrs 57. Florence Nyarko 9yrs
23. Blessing Appiah 2yrs 58. Elizabeth Adjei Boateng 10yrs
24. Mavis Donkor 10yrs 59. Esther Mirekuwaa 12yrs
25. Angela Boabeng 12yrs 60. Anaafi Ebenezer 13yrs
26. Sandra Ofori 7yrs 61. Rita Owusu 14yrs
27. Comfort Addo 2yrs 62. Richard Tawiah Nuamah 14yrs
28. Badu Mansa 3yrs 63. Edwin Atta Boateng Snr. 21yrs
29. Patricia Agyei 11yrs 64. Edwin Atta Boateng Jnr.21yrs
30. Matelda Akyea 11yrs 65. Edward Adjei Boateng 22yrs
31. Seth Boafo 10yrs 66. Rockson Adjei-Marfo 23yrs
32. Michael Wayo 8yrs 67. Frank Adjei Frimpong 25yrs
33. Blessing Asamoah 3yrs 68. Bernice Adjei Boateng 25yrs
34. Collings Adomako 12yrs 69. Evelyn Opoku Anane 30yrs
35. Patrick Boabeng 7yrs 70. Afram Kwabena 20yrs
36. Nana Boateng 7yrs 71. Augustine Osei Appiah 24

18. GRACE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH, Juaben Free Feeding Program (members)
1. Rev. J.K WAYOE
2. GLADYS WAYOE
3. OBENG - ASANTE PAUL
4. KWAPONG ASIEDU ISAAC
5. JEFF ISSIFU
6. NANA KUSI
7. ASANTE OWUSU BOATENG
8. MARTIN AMPONSAH Deacons
9. AGYEKUM THOMAS
10. ANTI YAA
11. Mrs. VIDA KWAPONG
12. ESTHER ASIEDU BOAFO Deaconesses
13. ANTI AMA
14. VERONICA AMPONSAH
15. Mad. JULIANA ASIEDU
16. Mrs. EVA AGYEKUM
17. SERWAA MARY
18. NANA AGYEMANG
19. KAAKYIRE DUKU
20. BOATENG LINDA
21. AKUA AYEBEA
22. OBAA ASEM
23. AFIA KONADU
24. Mad. AKOSUA POMAA
25. CHRISTIANA BROBBEY
26. GRACE AKYEA
27. CYNTHIA ANTWI
28. ANGELINA NANA OWUSUA
29. GEORGINA AGYEKUWAA
30. FLORENCE BOATENG
31. ELIZABETH BROBBEY
32. FAUSTINA KONADU
33. ABIGAIL OWUSU
34. DORITHY ASAMOAH
35. MERCY WAYOE
36. BOAFO MADONA
37. EDINA POKUAA
38. AKOSUA OYE KWAPONG
39. ELIZABETH ASARE
40. KONADU PORTIA
41. AMO SANDRA
42. SARAH SARPONG
43. SARAH OPPONG
44. COMFORT AGYEIWAA
45. BOAKYE AKUOKO
46. PORTIA AKUOKO
47. YAA POMAA
48. OSEI MARY

19. 49. AKOSUA POMAA
50. PORTIA BOATENG
51. BELINDA APPIAH
52. AMA AGYEAMAA
53. COMFORT SAFOA
54. ESTHER BIMAH
55. EVELYN QUOQAE
56. GYENIFA AGYEI BONSU
57. YVONE TWUMASI
58. MAVIS ASARE
59. FRANCISCA AKYEA
60. STELLA OWUSU
61. AKUA ADWUBI
62. ATAA ISSFU
63. SISTER MARTHA
64. AKOSUA ADUTWUMWAA
65. ADWOA DENTAA
66. OBENG OHENEWAA PRISCILLA
67. ELIZABETH ASIEDUA KWAPONG
MALES
66. YAW ERIC (ADU GYAMFI)
67. DUAH AGYEMANG
68. AKUOKO BOAKYE
69. BERKO MICHAEL
70. SHADRACK BOAMAH
71. EVANS AKOTO
72. OCRAN JOSEPH
73. DWAMENA HAYFORD
74. OSEI ASIBEY BONSU
75. CHARLES WAYOE
76. KWAME BOADI
77. OKYERE DARKO EDWARD
78. EMANUEL DUA
79. KOFI BOAKYE
80. AGYEI MICHEAL
81. ALFRED YEBOAH
82. DANIEL FOKUO
KING JAMES FOUNDATION 2008-2009 FINANCIAL REPORT
Partners /Donors Names Donations Expenditure/Projects Year

20. Bishop Sidney David Wheatley-USA $ 1,960 Family Support/ Church 2008---
/Mission/Business --2009
Steven Kvinlaug-Norway $ 2,050 Family Support/ Feeding of 2009
Orphans/Clothing
The Sending Place Ministry $ 500 Nigeria Mission / New Church 2009
By-Pastor. Darrel Deuel-USA project
Chad and Michelle Tapp-USA $ 100 Nigeria Mission Support 2009
Kim and Mike Orteizer-USA $ 100 New Church Support /Family 2009
Support
Damon Stuart-USA $ 250 Feeding of Orphans and Poor 2008
Kids-Party
Mrs. Yvonne Ama Blay-GHANA $ 220 Registration of Legal 2008---
Documents 2009
James Solomon Mensah-GHANA $ 2,550 Missions to--Burkina-Faso, 2007-2
Nigeria, Documentary, 009
Services, Documents, Free
feeding programs, family
supports
Dr. Adams Preston-USA Educational Donated to Anchor 2009
Materials Nursery/Primary Sch.
Pastor. Vincent Nwokolo-USA $ 460 Family Support and New 2007-2
Church Support 008
Cecil Lukobi-USA $ 70 Family Support 2009
Alan Melton, Aaron Brockway-USA $200 + $100= Educational Material for 2008
$300 Orphans
Total = $ 8,560
2010 JAN-JULY- FINANCIAL REPORT
On 9th March 2010, we the King James Foundation received 20 pallets, a pallet has 33
boxes of food and weights around 1000 pounds, (660 boxes, 142,560 meals) of Kids
Against Hunger Foods worth $33,000 US Dollars through the US Navy, Africa
Partnership Station with combined team of Project Handclasp at Tema Harbour, 30 km
from Accra. We did not pay any port charges, taxes, or duty fees. The King James
Foundation team had an opportunity to meet the Commander, Commodore Cindy
Thebaud at the Tema Port with short greetings and introduction, after inspecting the
Tema port yard to make sure everything is in order before the ship arrives and
offloading of the Kids Against Hunger Foods to us. The Ship arrived 6:00pm at Tema
Port with combined US Navy, Air force, Military, Marine team and others to deliver the
food to us.
Financial Donation from Partners to Support the Project:
1. Bishop Sidney David Wheatley--------$ 350—Transportation, hiring men
2. Chad and Michelle Tapp-----------------$ 125---Items for cooking, Ingredients
3. Kim B. and Mike Orteizer----------------$ 100----Workers, Volunteers, family
4. Dr. Laurel Herring---------------------------$50------support volunteers

21. 5. Chris Turner---------------------------------$50 ----Support my family.
6. Steven Kvinlaug --------------------------$600----Juaben, Fotobie trip, feeding, distribution
and family support.
7. Rev.James Solomon Mensah--------- $ 860-----Logistics, Media, Travel, Missions
8. Bishop Sidney D. Wheatley -------------$250------ Family support
9. Yvonne Ama Blay---------------------------$250-------Administration/Logistics
10. Dr. Preston T.Adams-----------------------$75---------Family Support
11. Pastor Sam Asare--------------------------$715--------Free Feeding Program,
Educational Support, Transportation /Family support.
Total = $3,0205 Cash_+ $33,000 Worth of Food