Actress Moesha Boduong has donated a set of educational material to TEBU M/A Basic School located at Kasoa Domeabra.

The controversial photo model donated school desks, textbooks, pens, etc to the needy at the Kasoa based basic school.

In her Instagram post, Moesha revealed that she read a post asking the public to help give the school a facelift.

As a philanthropist, she was touched by their plea and decided to donate some learning materials to improve literacy.

“On the 19th of June 2018 I saw the article in the daily newspaper about a school called TEBU/MA BASIC SCHOOL located at Kasoa Domeabra pleading to the government and individual bodies to come to their aid because they needed some learning materials for the love I have for children I decided to get them some learning materials like 300 branded books,50pens textbooks, 30 desks and other learning materials items . With the expressions on their faces, I feel happy I was able to help them with some of the things they needed. helping needy but brilliant children has always been my passion .i will like to thank God and @iamfloppysam for making this happen”.

Moesha Boduong’s foundation was officially established earlier this year. It embarked on its first major project in May when it fed a group of children living with autism.

On the 19th of June 2018, I saw this article in the news , I felt sad and decided to locate the place. I took a whole day trying to find where this school is , I got to kasoa and I was told that the school and searching for is at a village called Domeabra. From kasoa town to the village is 1and half hour drive. So finally I got to the school ,for the love and passion I have for kids I got touched with all that they requested especially learning materials. So today I decided to donate desks, books , candies, biscuits , water, dresses and etc. I will plead with my fellow celebrities to help this little once.#everychildmatters@mn_appiah @queenafiaschwarzenegger@moeshaboduong @delayghana @ibraah_one#everychildmatters

A post shared by Moesha Foundation (@moeshaboduongfoundation) on Jul 9, 2018 at 10:33am PDT