Doe Community, District #14 — The President of the Custom Brokers Association at the National Port Authority and Founder of the James Lawrence Hinneh Foundation, dedicated a major renovation project at Tracon High School in Doe Community.
The project, valued at $1,200 USD, was fully sponsored by the James Lawrence Hinneh Foundation as part of its ongoing efforts to improve educational facilities and promote community development in District #14.
Speaking during the ceremony, Mr. Hinneh expressed delight in supporting the school and its students, whom he described as the “future leaders of Liberia.” He shared his personal journey of perseverance and service, inspiring the young audience to remain focused on their dreams.
“I am not just a guest here; I am a friend who believes in your potential. This project is more than just a renovation — it’s an investment in education, human capital, and the transformation of our community,” Mr. Hinneh said.
The administration and students of Tracon High School extended their heartfelt thanks to Mr. Hinneh and his foundation for their generosity, noting that the improved learning environment will greatly enhance academic performance and morale.
The dedication ceremony marks yet another milestone in the James Lawrence Hinneh Foundation’s commitment to supporting education, youth empowerment, and community growth across Liberia.
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