On April 5, 2025, the Lauren Impact Foundation (LIF) extended a hand of compassion and support to the people of Abura-Pedu in the Cape Coast North Constituency.
In a street outreach programme, the foundation distributed food packs to vulnerable individuals, including street dwellers and underprivileged families.
This act of service reaffirmed LIF’s commitment to community empowerment through leadership development, health advocacy, skills training, and welfare initiatives.
The founder of the Foundation, Lauren Baaba Annan, popularly known as “The LAW”, led the exercise with humility and purpose.
She expressed her deep concern about rising hunger levels and emphasized the need for deliberate action.
“We may not be able to feed the entire world, but today, we chose to feed someone. And that’s how change begins, one life at a time,” she said.
Her message resonated with many who witnessed the outreach and inspired volunteers to keep making an impact.
This initiative aligns with Sustainable Development Goal 2 (Zero Hunger), recognizing the urgent need to combat global food insecurity.
With over 735 million people worldwide facing hunger in 2022—a figure that could escalate to 2 billion by 2050, the Foundation believes it is essential to act now, especially at the local level.
By bringing food to the streets, Lauren and her team are making a bold statement: no act of kindness is too small when it comes to restoring hope.
Grateful recipients of the food packs expressed their appreciation.
“This came at the perfect time,” said a mother of three.
“It’s encouraging to see someone care.”
The Lauren Impact Foundation continues to champion practical and heartfelt solutions to the challenges facing communities, reminding Ghanaians that with unity, compassion, and vision, meaningful change is always possible.
