The CNN Young African Writers (CNNYAW) said $4,000 would go to UNICEF in Africa with $4,000 helping the Human Appeal International.
The CNN Young African Writers (CNNYAW) said $4,000 would go to UNICEF in Africa with $4,000 helping the Human Appeal International.
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Thousands of children don't have access to quality education in Africa and the money donated will do a little to help.
In Greece, work is continuing to help provide food for those fleeing Syria.
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CNNYAW Assistant Head Of Operations in Sierra Leone, Margaret Joles said: "These charities urgently need funding to deliver vital food, shelter and medical supplies in countries devastated by conflict and natural disasters."
"The support from CNN Young African Writers will add to donations from other nations to improve the lives of thousands of vulnerable people."
HOP of CNNYAW in Sierra Leone also said they'd be donating over 3,000 books to help the kids in Africa learn. She mentioned that "education is bright future assured."
The branch of CNN which was launched July 2015, is working hand in hand with UNICEF to eradicate poverty in Africa. www.cnnyaw.com has been operating in Africa for more than 5months now and is partnering with Humanitarian aid agencies to fight poverty and uneduaction in Africa and middle east.
Official website of the CNNYAW is www.cnnyaw.com
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