On April 15, 2013, CBF donated a consignment of textbooks to the Ward Academy for Girls in Monrovia. The textbooks included the following subjects: mathematics, science, arts and reading, as well as English dictionaries. The total amount spent to transport these books from USA to Liberia was $480.00. One of the …
The Checago Bright Foundation, Inc. through continued support and commitment from its sponsors, donors and stakeholders, has worked over the past few years to impact communities in Liberia. CBF now has an indelible presence in all the communities it has served throughout the country. Prior to the work of the …
Similarly, prior to the Foundation’s work in Sinkor 10th, 11th, and 12th streets, the community had about five dilapidated hanging toilets used by the residents. The drainage system was cluttered with human and environmental wastes, rendering it inoperable, as some residents had also begun to use the drainage system as …
Throughout 2010, The foundation raised $1,000 from our grassroots supporters via our website; $640.00 from the All Black Affairs Foundation T-Shirt sales that was held on October 30, 2010; $4,000 from our December 4th, 2010 Official Launching in Columbia, Maryland; and a $3,200 financial contribution from Mr. Checago Bright, Founder/CEO …
The Foundation offered 200 scholarships to underprivileged schools in the community. The A Glen Elementary and Junior High School, located on 12th Street Sinkor received 50 scholarships, and 150 scholarships were given to Kra-kpacon Elementary School in Lower Margibi. These scholarships helped thriving and deserving students continue their education, which …
In its formative year, the Checego Bright Foundation, Inc decided to begin its first pilot projects in Sinkor, Monrovia. The foundation partnered with the Progressive Youth of 12th St Sinkor community to host the Ms. Sinkor pageant, where the contestants served their community by providing peer education on teenage pregnancy, …
