According to
George Kuntu-Blankson, a representative from Ghana, and the Ghana Literacy
Project, production of these products usually takes place during after-school
programs.
"The purest
essence for creating these straw products by the student is to raise educational
funds to support the enhancement of quality education in the northern
Ghana region," he says. "The students, together with their supervising
parents, sincerely believe it is incumbent upon them to cultivate their
inherited craft into funding for quality education."
Kuntu-Blankson
will be present at Kedron Feb. 15 at 9 a.m. to accept the donated books
and to deliver the straw hats to students.
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