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TLF Activities, Please Take Note!

 Greetings from all of us in TLF, 

God willing, among other activities we shall be updating, we have the following activities we warmly invite you to join us in and support us in prayers, by your presence, in kind and financially:

1. 3 days Holiday Programme for teenagers and children,

2. Visit and donation of children items to Ajebor Orphanage for the first time, 

3. Visit and donation of maternity items to nurses, mothers and babies at M1, 

4. Visit and free blood donation at the NBTS,

5. TLF 2nd Term General Meeting.

Kindly follow us on our social media handles, visit us at our temporary Centre and join our on-site activities weekly. Join our various authenticated pages here on Facebook.com/ TLF Creativity, TLF Tertiary, TLF Testimonies, Tina Love Foundation (TLF) and Tinalovefoundation Tlf 

Kindly donate to -

Tina Love Foundation 

Guaranty Trust Bank (GTCO)

0033315918

We thank all those who since January 2024 till date have been committed to keeping up with our activities, donating in cash and kind and most importantly praying for us. The donations have been amazing and very generous. With our collective work of love we are able to provide charity and social development as a Foundation.

All such donations in kind and cash are held in trust and used for the activities of TLF and for beneficiaries.

... the ultimate law is love

Romans 13:10

TLF 

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