April 2018 I♡You movement was a SUCCESS!!

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The pictures you're about to see were born out of love! And it is here to inspire...

1st April 2018 (Easter Sunday) I♡you movement was a tremendous success!
Thank you my team and volunteers.
Thank you my Donors.
I AM JUST SO GRATEFUL.

The response we got left us emotional at some point.
The blind was pleased to hear and feel something different enter his hands.
The pauper left the scene smiling like he just left his mothers kitchen with his long awaited lunch.
The children screamed for joy and were ready to put up a dance show when they saw their gifts. And you tell me not to do this again?
I got home feeling like i had breakfast, lunch and dinner all at the same time.




Thank you Egbe Nwachukwu Godson
Darlinton Ozumba
Anthony Egwuagu
Anita Njoku
Ruth Iroegbu
Ikechukwu Iroegbu
Favour
Emeka
My esteemed team members and volunteers  for your sacrifice, endurance, tolerance, cooperation, and for the joy we shared seeing them happy.



Thank you my donors once more!
We were able to distribute over 150 packs of food.

God bless you!

I love you 😍
Its your boy KDP 🙋




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