Appiah (seated) receiving his cheque from Kurt Okraku and other FA officials
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) has demonstrated its commitment to the welfare of industry players by making a donation to former Asante Kotoko goalkeepers’ trainer, Sampson Appiah.
On Monday, May 15, the GFA Foundation visited Appiah and presented him with a donation of GH¢10,000.
The President of the GFA, Kurt Okraku, was among the officials of the foundation who made the donation. The GFA Foundation was launched last month as a charity wing of the association with a focus on supporting the needy, giving back to society, and promoting the welfare of industry players.
The foundation aims to positively impact the lives of people through its support for national and international development initiatives and goals. The donation to Sampson Appiah is an example of the foundation’s commitment to supporting industry players in need.
Appiah’s contribution to the development of goalkeepers in Ghana is widely recognised, and the GFA’s donation is a show of appreciation for his service to Ghana football.
The GFA Foundation is expected to continue to reach out to industry players in need and contribute to the development of football in Ghana.
The donation to Appiah is a step in the right direction, and it is hoped that more players, trainers, and other industry stakeholders will benefit from the foundation’s initiatives. The GFA’s commitment to the welfare of industry players is commendable, and it is a positive development for Ghana football.
Appiah is the latest to receive support from the foundation after former Ghana coach Sellas Tetteh and former Black Stars team manager Nii Saban Quaye.