By James Kokulo Fasuekoi| JNB Foundation’s Communications Director

Mr. Chris Leonard Peters, a private media owner named recently as Ambassador for President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s JNB-F charity was on Tuesday, March 5, praised profoundly by the foundation’s boss Hon. Jackson K. George Jr. for his hard work and goodwill donations to this charity.

Ambassador Chris Leonard Peters is a Fundraising & Investment Consultant agent for President Boakai’s own foundation; a position that enables him solicits urgently needed items from business ventures and in turn donates them to the charity to help move small projects and also serve the needs of local orphanage homes.

“Chris,” Hon. George Jr. went on, “doesn’t take his work for granted. He’s not like few people who get the title and use it for themselves.” He spoke moments after Amb. Peters rolled into the foundation’s Rehab headquarters, goods, including two sets of brand new Air Conditioners he had solicited after some of the charity’s ACs developed some faults.  

Hon. George Jr. praised the foundation’s goodwill ambassador for what he described as his Chris’ “working tirelessly to bring donations to the foundation,” saying further: “You are one of the very few who come to the foundation and bring into the foundation.”

Hon. George Jr. spoke of Peters’ ongoing efforts toward opening a JNB Foundation sub-office in Monrovia’s Sinkor suburb, a central ideal location in Liberia’s capital where according to him, donors could easily reach and make donations to the entity.   

He further disclosed that though Mr. Peters may not want it revealed, but that he “Peters”, he explained, had gone as far to secure a “piece of land” here for a children’s Safe House where he “Peters” is now working to build a facility that will host vulnerable kids.

Hon. George Jr. expressed special gratitude to Amb. Chris Peters on behalf of the foundation’s founder President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., and also Chairman and the Board of Directors.

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