Ten-years ago Andy and his wife Kayla, traveled to Ghana on a humanitarian honeymoon, he had a great love for the people he met and offered to help sell a few drums for some drum carvers he met while he was there. Today, Andy teaches African drumming, imports djembe drums from Ghana and other African Countries, and sells them from his Salt Lake City Warehouse, and uses donations and proceeds from the drums to support a shelter for children, clean water and other humanitarian projects in Ghana. Read the story in the Salt Lake Tribune http://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_14397579
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Andy Jones
Ten-years ago Andy and his wife Kayla, traveled to Ghana on a humanitarian honeymoon, he had a great love for the people he met and offered to help sell a few drums for some drum carvers he met while he was there. Today, Andy teaches African drumming, imports djembe drums from Ghana and other African Countries, and sells them from his Salt Lake City Warehouse, and uses donations and proceeds from the drums to support a shelter for children, clean water and other humanitarian projects in Ghana. Read the story in the Salt Lake Tribune http://www.sltrib.com/business/ci_14397579
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