Africa-Press – Liberia. The Executive Director of Giving Back Foundation Inc., Deacon Telee Brown, has issued a compelling call to Liberians to uphold high expectations, while imploring President Joseph Boakai to prioritize meeting the educational needs of children.
This, Deacon Brown believes, will prevent the alarming rate of dropouts and unenrolled students education education.
Brown, a distinguished 22-year New York City Government Agency Director and Founder of the Deacon Telee Brown Giving Back Inc., recently announced a notable expansion of scholarships benefiting over 100 students in Liberia estimated at the cost of One million Dollars.
During a visit to his hometown in Klay, Bomi County after an extended period in the United States of America, Decon Brown noted that through a foundation of hope and fostering a culture of academic excellence, his organization remains steadfast in its commitment to providing transformative educational opportunities for young people throughout Liberia.
Presently, more than 100 destitute children are reaping the benefits of Brown’s initiative, receiving scholarships and financial assistance to access education in both private and government schools.
Through these efforts, Brown maintained that the Giving Back Foundation Inc. continues to serve as a beacon of hope, paving the way for a brighter future for the youth of Liberia while advocating for the advancement of education as a fundamental right for all.
Decon Brown further underscored the importance for President Joseph Nyumah Boakai to set driving educational standards for disadvantaged youth.
He sees this as a prudent means of giving hope to these disadvantaged youths who feel desperate about their lives.
Meanwhile, Brown has encouraged youths to always see education as a key to their future advancement and craves disadvantaged youths to also see the need to take advantage of any positive opportunities that may come their way.
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