In a heartening development for Ampem Darkoa Ladies FC, the football club took to their social media channels to announce a significant boost to their recovery efforts.
The National Lottery Authority (NLA) has extended a generous donation of GHC50,000 to the team, providing crucial assistance in addressing the aftermath of a devastating fire that ravaged their clubhouse, jerseys, and other essential belongings.
The club expressed their excitement and gratitude through an official statement on social media, stating, “We are excited to announce the support of National Lotteries who has donated to the team an amount of GHC50,000 to clear part of our cost during our previous preparations for the Club Championship tournament and again to support us in our Fire disaster which cost us our Club house, Jerseys and other belongings.”
The donation from the NLA is seen as a timely and impactful intervention, helping Ampem Darkoa Ladies FC offset costs incurred during their preparations for the Club Championship tournament.
Moreover, the funds will play a crucial role in rebuilding the club after the fire tragedy that left them grappling with significant losses.
Expressing their gratitude, the statement continued, “From the President, through to the entire team, to our supporters, we want to say a big thank you to National Lottery Authority for this support. #NanaMma👑💙🤍 #asantewaathefearless.”
The hashtags #NanaMma and #asantewaathefearless reflect the club’s resilience and determination to overcome challenges, with the support of the NLA serving as a rallying point for both the team and its dedicated supporters.
The collaboration between Ampem Darkoa Ladies FC and the National Lottery Authority not only showcases the positive impact of corporate partnerships in sports but also highlights the communal spirit that binds together clubs, fans, and benefactors in times of need.
As the club looks ahead to the future with renewed vigor, the story of this supportive gesture stands as a testament to the power of unity in the football community.
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