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Jonathan Mensah donates to orphans at Royal Seed Home
The Black Stars defender donated bags of rice, drinks and other assorted products to the Royal Seed Home in Accra.
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The Black Stars defender owns a foundation known as the Jonathan Mensah Foundation (JMF), which he uses to help underprivileged persons in the country.
The 27-year-old – together international team-mate David Accam, ace sports journalist Michael Oti Adjei and some members of his foundation – visited the Royal Seed Home on Wednesday to show love to orphans and deserted children.
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Mensah donated bags of rice, drinks, toiletries and other assorted products as part of his organisation’s social responsibility.
Following the donations, the Columbus Crew centre-back took to Twitter to thank everyone that supported him in making this kind gesture.
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He wrote: “Great time withtheseamazingkids at the Royal Seed Home and School. And a big thanks to Columbus Crew, David Accam, Michael Oti Adjei and everyone that came to bless this occasion. #JMF #GodIsTheReason #2Corinthians9:7.”
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Mensah has enjoyed a fruitful campaign so far with Columbus Crew in the Major League Soccer (MLS), helping the club to fifth on the Eastern Conference table.
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