Lauren Impact Foundation feeds 'the forgotten' on Cape Coast streets

In the quiet corners of Abura-Pedu, hope arrived in a simple way. It came not through speeches or handshakes, but with warm meals.

On April 5, 2025, the Lauren Impact Foundation (LIF) took action. Led by Lauren Baaba Annan, known as “The LAW,” they organized a food outreach. This initiative touched hearts and filled stomachs.

Each food pack handed out did more than feed people; it restored dignity. “This isn’t charity. It’s humanity,” Lauren said while giving meals to grateful recipients. “When people are seen and fed, they find strength to believe again.”

The outreach transformed lives visibly. Tired faces lit up with smiles, and words of blessing filled the air. Strangers became like family for a moment.

One elderly man held his meal tightly and whispered, “This is the first food I’ve had in over a day. I feel remembered.”

This initiative is part of LIF’s commitment to UN Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger. The mission is urgent as projections show 2 billion people may face chronic hunger by 2050.

Lauren’s grassroots approach shows that change doesn’t need millions—just compassion and community support.

As she and her team uplift the vulnerable, they invite others to join their movement. As Lauren says, “The real power lies in ordinary people doing extraordinary good.”