Beatrice Eli Is Ready To Give Back To Her Community Big Time With Her ‘Girl Child’ Project

Most winners of model competitions and pageants will take the opportunity of taking on charitable work either as a means to boost their popularity, of obtain access to funds for their personal titled reign.

however, this is not the same for Confidence Models signee Beatrice Eli, who was once a girl with absolutely no experience in modelling in September 2018, to becoming the most popular model face in Ghana in 2019 after winning Face Of Accra Fashion Week 2018.

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However, Beatrice’s passion exceeds more than just modelling, during the course of her reign as Face Of Accra Fashion Week 2018, Beatrice was overwhelmed with photoshoots, runway activities, developing herself as a model, and her job as a journalist, she didn’t express much of her willingness to participate in charities.

According to her management at Confidence Models ‘she mentioned it often, but will usually get tied up in work as the winner of the Face Of Accra Fashion Week 2018 that it never came to materialize’.

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Although things might be just different now as Beatrice finally found herself a successor passing on her title to the new Face Of Accra Fashion Week 2019. Beatrice is now more than eager to kick off her Girl Child project.

The news commentator and reporter is set to launch a charitable project in 2020 that will see her travel from region to region in Ghana speaking to young girls about hygiene and giving out free sanitation pads, and other goods. She will also be working alongside to other charities like ‘Let Her Know’ and Wenette Hope Foundation.

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According to Beatrice Eli “I don’t see it as using the charity to pursue modelling, I actually see it as I used modelling to help me pursue the charity. It is much easier now for young girls and their parents to listen to me and believe in themselves to do the right thing now that I have achieve such a level of success, and it now even motivates more as a model just thinking of all the people I can reach”