Sanniquellie Youth Seeks Urgent Help for Thomas Greine’s Medical Treatment
The Sanniquellie Youth Association is appealing for public support to help Thomas Greine, a local graduate, receive necessary medical care. His siblings and community members are in dire need of funds to save his life.
SANNIQUELLIE, Nimba County, Liberia — Friends, relatives, and members of the Sanniquellie Youth Association are appealing to the public for urgent financial assistance to support the medical treatment of Thomas Greine, commonly known as CKA Jordan, who is reportedly battling heart failure and an enlarged spleen.
Greine, a graduate of St. Mary’s High School in Sanniquellie and an active member of the Sanniquellie Youth Association, is currently admitted at the G.W. Harley Hospital in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, where he is receiving medical care.
According to those close to the family, his condition requires advanced treatment that is beyond the financial capacity of his immediate relatives and friends. The appeal comes as his siblings and supporters work to raise funds in the hope of securing the medical attention needed to save his life.
The situation is made more difficult by the loss of both of Greine’s parents, leaving his siblings and members of the community to lead the effort to seek support for his treatment.
Friends of the family are calling on individuals, institutions, community organizations, former schoolmates, and well-wishers in Liberia and abroad to contribute any amount possible toward his medical expenses.
“Any amount can make a difference,” the appeal states, urging the public to stand with Greine and his family during the difficult period.
Persons willing to support Thomas Greine’s treatment or obtain further details may contact:
– Hawkins Meakai
– +231 888 753 092
– +231 776 348 515
Supporters say timely assistance could provide Thomas Greine with a crucial opportunity to access the advanced medical treatment he urgently needs.
