RMC Family Foundation Put Smile On Faces Of Children At Hour Of Grace Orphanage Home

The RMC Family Foundation, in collaboration with Joy Daddy Multimedia, has donated items to the Hour of Grace Children’s Home as part of its Christmas outreach activities.

Speaking during the donation, Madam Patience Agyare, popularly known as Royal Mama Cita and host of the Mid-Morning Show on Bryt FM, stated that it was not her first time engaging in charitable work. She explained that she began her humanitarian activities in 2020 by supporting widows. Two years ago, she said she was led by the Spirit of God to shift her focus to children’s homes, a decision she has faithfully followed ever since.

Madam Patience Agyare noted that during festive seasons such as Christmas, many people come together to celebrate, but widows, prisoners, and orphans are often forgotten because they have no one to care for them. She disclosed that on 23rd December 2025, she intensified her announcements on Bryt FM, which had begun two months earlier, to mobilise support for the children’s home.

According to her, Christmas represents an open portal to the new year, and it is a time when people should show love by giving to the needy. She encouraged the public to support orphans whenever they have the opportunity, stressing that helping them is an act of service to God. Quoting Psalm 41:1, she said the Bible teaches that those who show mercy to the needy receive mercy from God and are protected from danger and trouble.

She added that whatever support is given to orphans is done unto God, and in times of trouble, God will reward such kindness. Madam Patience Agyare described herself not only as a radio presenter but also as a prayerful and spiritually grounded person who believes strongly in giving and interceding for others.

Also speaking at the event, Mr. Rawllings Amoah, in charge of the Hour of Grace Children’s Home, explained that the home provides shelter and care for children who have no place to live, those who have been abandoned, or whose parents have run away from them. He said that through God’s grace, the home is committed to protecting and nurturing these children to become responsible citizens of Ghana.

Mr. Amoah expressed his gratitude to God and the RMC Family Foundation for remembering the children’s home with their generous donation. He appealed to the general public, both in Ghana and abroad, to support the home in any way possible, adding that such acts of kindness will be richly rewarded by God. He further assured that with God’s help, the home will continue to raise the children to become useful members of society.