Kofi M. Amouzou '98 recently visited West Africa with his wife, Director of Admissions Megan Amouzou, and their two sons to work with The Children of Lavié, a non-profit organization they founded in 2002 to promote primary and secondary education in Togo, Benin, Senegal and Burkina Faso. Besides helping to pay school fees, the organization strives to equip children in the region with the ability to succeed and act as catalysts for change and development in their communities. It is also planning the first ever library in the village of Lavié, Togo which would serve more than 35,000 students. Amouzou, center, is pictured here with some of the 1,700 children the organization has helped through tuition assistance.