Akanahelp
Akanahelp

Hello
Andy Chanel Ompa is a compassionate and driven 16-year-old who recently graduated from high school in Smith Station, Alabama. Despite her young age, Andy has demonstrated a remarkable commitment to social justice by founding AkanaHelp, an organization dedicated to supporting incarcerated individuals by providing essential hygiene items.
Motivated by a deep sense of empathy and fairness, Andy was inspired to act after learning about the dire conditions faced by many people in prison, particularly their inability to access basic necessities like soap, toothpaste, and other hygiene essentials. Witnessing this injustice sparked her determination to make a difference and advocate for the dignity of those often overlooked by society.
My Story
Through AkanaHelp, she shines a light on the harsh realities faced by those in prison, particularly their struggles to access basic hygiene items like soap, toothpaste, and other essentials. Her mission goes beyond just collecting and distributing donations; it’s about restoring dignity and showing compassion to individuals in challenging circumstances.
Andy’s vision for AkanaHelp is rooted in advocacy and empowerment. She not only seeks to provide material support but also to raise awareness and push for fairer policies that ensure everyone’s basic needs are met. Her efforts have united communities, inspired others to contribute, and created a network of support for individuals who are too often overlooked.
Andy’s journey began with a simple yet profound idea: that one person, regardless of their age, can make a difference. By organizing donation drives, mobilizing community resources, and fostering compassion, she has shown remarkable leadership and vision. Her story serves as a powerful reminder that no one is too young to take action and create meaningful change in the world.

WELCOME
Welcome to AkanaHelp, an organization dedicated to collecting donations to support incarcerated individuals.
Contact
I am always looking for new donors, people willing to make donations.
678-937-6689