Daniel Kwasi Twum Acheampong Supports Outreach360

Daniel Kwasi Twum-Acheampongis a student currently enrolled at engineering college of University of Virginia. He has a drive to excel in whatever he does and is appreciated for his friendly and outgoing personality. Whether its sports or studies, he takes everything seriously and tries to contribute 100% from his side. During his school days in Eastern Regional High School, Voorhees, NJ, he showed good ability to learn, extraordinary leadership qualities, and determination to succeed in every work that he undertook.

He graduated from the school in 2011. Eastern Regional High School is known for promoting sports and extracurricular activities. He developed interest in various sports such as golf, volleyball, basketball, tennis and soccer. He played in his school soccer team as a senior defender.

Daniel Kwasi Twum-Acheampong actively participated in diverse extracurricular activities in school and even in university, he is contributing volunteer services to various events and organizations such as Engineering Student Council, Inter Fraternity Council Judicial Committee and Sigma Nu Beta Chapter. He is also a member of National Honor Society.

During his course of study in school, he took part in music and sports activities. He received awards for excellence in musicianship and guitarship. He worked for many organizations as a volunteer in summer breaks. Some of these organizations include Kresson View Center Nursing Home in Voorhees, NJ; Drexel Medical School in Philadelphia, PA; and Ashland Church, Voorhees, NJ.

Daniel Kwasi Twum-Acheampong is an ardent supporter of Outreach360, which is a non-profit organization in Monti Cristi and helps underprivileged children by offering them education opportunities. Outreach360 was incorporated in 1935 as orphanage outreach. The aim of the organization was to help orphans in Dominican Republic. Acheampong teaches English to the disadvantaged children.

He also helps the organization by participating in fund raising activities. He also supports African Book Challenge, which is another non-profit organization that raises funds and collects donations of school supplies, sports equipment, and clothing for villagers in Ghana. He has been involved with the organization for more than six years. He, along with his group, gathers donation and himself goes to Ghana to distribute them among kids and families. He is also a volunteer Soccer coach who has been coaching elementary school children in the Voorhees Soccer Association for last three years.

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