• Latest
  • Trending

e.TV Japan Motors Corporate Run Donates to Ghana Blind Union

December 19, 2017
Intercity STC Coaches Limited denies fare increment, urges public to disregard rumours

Intercity STC Coaches Limited denies fare increment, urges public to disregard rumours

April 10, 2026
Adenta Circuit Court remands Pastor William over alleged threats against Vice President

Adenta Circuit Court remands Pastor William over alleged threats against Vice President

April 10, 2026
Cabinet directs immediate measures to reduce fuel prices and ease transport costs

Cabinet directs immediate measures to reduce fuel prices and ease transport costs

April 10, 2026
 Mass fish mortality recorded at Tema Shipyard; Authorities launch investigation

Mass fish mortality recorded at Tema Shipyard; Authorities launch investigation

April 10, 2026
Nana B criticises Kwakye Ofosu over LGBTQ remarks

Nana B criticises Kwakye Ofosu over LGBTQ remarks

April 10, 2026
NIA dismisses claims of Ghana Card use for financial transactions

NIA dismisses claims of Ghana Card use for financial transactions

April 10, 2026
Police arrest suspect over Adjin Kotoku Onion Market shooting

Police arrest suspect over Adjin Kotoku Onion Market shooting

April 10, 2026
YFM shuts down Ankaase Lakeside party with Kweku Smoke

YFM shuts down Ankaase Lakeside party with Kweku Smoke

April 9, 2026
Rev. Dr. Joyce R. Aryee receives Honorary Membership from Ghana Institution of Surveyors

Rev. Dr. Joyce R. Aryee receives Honorary Membership from Ghana Institution of Surveyors

April 9, 2026
GhIS honours Rev. Dr. Joyce Aryee & Hon. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum

GhIS honours Rev. Dr. Joyce Aryee & Hon. Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum

April 9, 2026
Police launch manhunt after gunfire at Kotoku Onion Market

Police launch manhunt after gunfire at Kotoku Onion Market

April 8, 2026
Police arrest suspect over viral video that caused public panic

Police arrest suspect over viral video that caused public panic

April 8, 2026
Happy Ghana
Advertisement
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live
No Result
View All Result
Happy Ghana
No Result
View All Result
Home Sports

e.TV Japan Motors Corporate Run Donates to Ghana Blind Union

in Sports
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Whatsapp

As part of their Corporate Social Responsibility  (CSR) e.TV Ghana in collaboration with Japan Motors, has donated 3,000ghc to the Ghana Blind Union.
This was in fulfillment of a commitment by  e. TV  Ghana and Japan Motors to commit a  percentage of proceeds from the 2017 ETV Japan Motors Corporate Run to support the blind.
According to Melanie Botha, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Global Media Alliance Broadcasting Company e. TV Ghana and Japan Motors are committed to support the Ghana Blind Union through Corporate Run.
“ The e.TV  Japan Motors Corporate Run is in its sixth edition and since its inception, we have supported the blind  union and we do not intend to stop now. We know that the blind union has needs that have to be met. We believe that the money will go a long to help this union,” she said.
“We agreed to take out 5ghc from each registration during the 2017 ETV Japan Motor Corporate Run. Out of the 400 people who registered to run, we managed to raise 2,000ghc but out of the benevolence others, we got another 1,000ghc to make it 3,000ghc,” she added.
As part of their Corporate Social Responsibility  (CSR) e.TV Ghana in collaboration with Japan Motors, has donated 3,000ghc to the Ghana Blind Union.
This was in fulfillment of a commitment by  e. TV  Ghana and Japan Motors to commit a  percentage of proceeds from the 2017 ETV Japan Motors Corporate Run to support the blind.
According to Melanie Botha, Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Global Media Alliance Broadcasting Company e. TV Ghana and Japan Motors are committed to support the Ghana Blind Union through Corporate Run.
“ The e.TV  Japan Motors Corporate Run is in its sixth edition and since its inception, we have supported the blind  union and we do not intend to stop now. We know that the blind union has needs that have to be met. We believe that the money will go a long to help this union,” she said.
“We agreed to take out 5ghc from each registration during the 2017 ETV Japan Motor Corporate Run. Out of the 400 people who registered to run, we managed to raise 2,000ghc but out of the benevolence others, we got another 1,000ghc to make it 3,000ghc,” she added.

Subscribe to receive notification everytime a new post is published. We promise to be discrete.

Unsubscribe
Previous Post

Some of the NPP amendments were useless-John Boadu

Next Post

We respect the court decision-Koku Anyhidoho

Next Post

We respect the court decision-Koku Anyhidoho

Search

No Result
View All Result

Listen Live

Happy Kaseɛbɔ 600AM news bulletin
Happy Kaseɛbɔ 600AM news bulletin

BBC Match of the Day Africa

Happy Ghana

Recent News

  • Intercity STC Coaches Limited denies fare increment, urges public to disregard rumours
  • Adenta Circuit Court remands Pastor William over alleged threats against Vice President
  • Cabinet directs immediate measures to reduce fuel prices and ease transport costs
  • About
  • advertise
  • Privacy Policy
  • Contact Us

© 2025 Happy FM – Powered by Ghana’s leading radio network. Designed with passion by Global Media Alliance.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
  • Sports
    • International Sports
    • Afcon2017
    • Afcon2019
    • Corporate Knockout
    • U17 World Cup
    • World Cup 2018
  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Bizarre
  • Feature
  • More
    • Technology
    • Opinion
    • Lifestyle
  • Listen Live

© 2025 Happy FM – Powered by Ghana’s leading radio network. Designed with passion by Global Media Alliance.