In a heartwarming display of corporate social responsibility and community love, KFC Ghana partnered with the HertieCare Foundation to provide hot meals to street children in Accra this Saturday.
Under the compassionate leadership of beauty queen and humanitarian, Harriet Lamptey, affectionately known as Queen Hertie, the HertieCare Foundation reached out to vulnerable children at Zongo, Abossey Okai, and the Zongo Junction traffic light area. With smiles stretching wide and hearts full of joy, the children received not just food, but a sense of care, dignity, and belonging.
This initiative, which forms part of Queen Hertie’s ongoing efforts as a beauty queen, highlights the power of collaboration between compassionate individuals and forward-thinking brands. KFC Ghana’s generous support made a real difference on the ground, giving hope and leaving a lasting mark of kindness.
“The look on the children’s faces was priceless,” said Queen Hertie. “They felt seen, loved, and valued. I see my crown as a tool for service, and I’m deeply grateful to KFC Ghana for trusting our mission and helping us make a tangible impact.”
The HertieCare Foundation, which serves as Queen Hertie’s personal CSR initiative, is deeply aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly Goal 2 (Zero Hunger), Goal 3 (Good health and Wellbeing) Goal 4 (Quality Education and Goal 6 (Sanitation) and Water). Harriet’s vision is to contribute meaningfully to Ghana’s progress toward the SDGs through practical, on-the-ground initiatives that uplift underserved communities.
Source: HertieCare Foundation
