Benjamin Apedo Family’s Letter of Appreciation to the Annapolis Striders

My name is Ben Apedo. I represent the Apedo family sponsored by the Annapolis Striders. I have five siblings. When I was selected by PPPF to receive training and set-up support in the MORE system, I was so grateful. My initial vegetable farm during my training consisted of 30 beds which were 4 feet by 16 feet each (see picture 1 below). I raised so much vegetables that I made almost $830 equivalent from these beds. Without the MORE training, I wouldn’t have made even $300 from all the 30 beds.

My entire life has changed because of the knowledge and skills I received through the kind sponsorship of Annapolis Striders and Perpetual Prosperity Pumps Foundation. Today, I have completed my National Service and I am now teaching what I learnt to young female farmers at the Women’s Training Institute at Bechem in the Brong Ahafo Region. This December 09, I intend to lead the school to win a Best Farmer Award. My own farm is thriving so well with various combinations of goats and tree crops, vegetables and rabbits, and so much corn.

I and my family are so grateful to my sponsors. My hope is that MORE young Ghanaians and families will receive the training in the MORE system all across Africa.

-Ben Apedo representing the Apedo Family

The Allosis Family to Kenneth Square YMCA and the Philadelphia Marathon

Letter of Appreciation:  I am Allorsis Frempong. I represent the Allorsis Family. I was very happy to be selected by Perpetual Prosperity Pumps Foundation and to be sponsored by Kenneth Square YMCA and the Philadelphia Marathon.

I have always wanted to set up my personal farm since I was a kid. But I did not want to have an ordinary farm. I heard about MORE training, but I had not enough money to support myself to attend the course. So when Mr. Samuel announced to me that I have been selected by PPPF to benefit from the MORE training and that I will be assisted to set up my own farm after the training, I was so happy.

Now here I am, with enough traning and skills to effectively manage my own MORE farm, and I have my own integrated farm. My rabbits do not stop multiplying, and I always have vegetables to sell.  I am very grateful.

Thank you,
Allorsis Frempong

Allorsis: Healthy Rabbits multiply