MONROVIA, LIBERIA — James Lawrence Hinneh, President of the National Custom Brokers Association of Liberia, has been recognized by the Girls of Electoral District #14 in Montserrado County for his contributions to humanitarian efforts and community development.
Hinneh said he received the recognition after a church service, describing the honor as encouragement to keep supporting individuals and communities in need.
According to Hinneh, the chairlady of the group’s chairladies ‘ efforts to assist others helped inspire him and the entire team. The recognition highlights the role individuals can play in encouraging generosity and promoting positive change within their communities.
Expressing gratitude for the honor, Hinneh said the recognition reinforced his belief that meaningful contributions do not necessarily depend on wealth or access to substantial resources, but on the willingness to help others with what is available.
He pledged to continue supporting community initiatives and empowering individuals as God provides the resources needed to sustain those efforts.
“My belief remains simple: You do not need to have everything to make a difference; you only need the heart to give what you can,” Hinneh said.
He also expressed hope for continued good health, strength, and the resources necessary to expand his humanitarian activities, emphasizing the importance of collective efforts in addressing community needs.
Hinneh’s recognition comes as a reminder of the value of individual contributions to society and the importance of encouraging people who dedicate their time and resources to helping others.
He concluded by reaffirming his commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of people, stressing that his efforts would continue despite the challenges associated with sustaining humanitarian initiatives.
“The mission continues. The impact matters. Service remains our priority,” Hinneh added.
