Ghanaians Urged To Prioritize The Act Of Arms Giving Especially To Orphans

The Golden Bean Hotel recently celebrated its 10th anniversary by making a generous donation to two orphanage homes in Kumasi including the Remar Ghana and Perfect Peace.

The donation included sets of bed linens, towels, detergents, hot meals, and packs of water while the staff and management of the hotel personally delivered these items, bringing joy and smiles to the children at both orphanages.

The General Manager of Golden Bean Hotel, Randy Attuquaye Clottey in an interview with the media highlighted the importance of giving back to the community, especially to vulnerable groups like orphanages and also reflected on the hotel’s growth from its humble beginnings with just 8 rooms to its current 51-room capacity, with future expansion plans in the pipeline.

She also emphasized that the hotel’s commitment is to providing value and excellent hospitality remains at the core of its operations.

Sales and Marketing Manager, Maame Ama Asantewaa Adjem also spoke about the hotel’s dedication to corporate social responsibility. She expressed pride in the milestone and reiterated that the hotel’s focus extends beyond sales to creating memorable experiences for guests. Adjem highlighted various anniversary activities, including a celebratory float through Kumasi, a grand dinner for stakeholders, and a health screening and blood donation drive for local hospitals.

The Chief Executive officer for Perfect Peace Foundation, Madam Mary Bonsu and Mother of the Remar Ghana Orphanage Home, Irene Ammisah who received the items expressed their joy and sincere gratitude to the management of Golden Bean Hotel and called others to practice the same.