By Oyinkansayo Wole-Bodunde.
Access Holdings, a company, has given two big buses to Bethesda Child Support Agency to help kids through education.
The buses will take the kids to and from school, making it easier for them to learn.
This is part of Access Holdings’ plan to help 1,000 kids who don’t have much, get a good education.
The company has been working with Bethesda for a long time and has given them a lot of support. The buses will make a big difference in the lives of many kids.
Access Holdings wants to make sure all kids can go to school and have a chance to succeed.
The person in charge of Access Holdings, Victor Willie, said, “This collaboration with Bethesda is more than just a philanthropic gesture; it’s about creating tangible opportunities and breaking the cycle of poverty for vulnerable children. The buses we’ve donated will help Bethesda reach more children, ensuring they have access to the education that is fundamental to their growth and the future of our nation.”
Nkoyo Rapu, the founder of Bethesda, was very thankful for the buses. She said, “Access Holdings has been a dedicated partner in our mission for over ten years. This latest donation of buses will change the lives of countless children who otherwise would have had no access to education.”
