The promise of hope and opportunity spread throughout Ghana as Hope for Ghana continued to bring education, clean water and medical relief across 4 regions during my recent nearly 7-week journey. Our 11th library and computer lab in memory of one of my dearest patients, The Tyler Ball Library, opened
Tomorrow I begin a nearly 6 week adventure home, as Hope for Ghana gets ready to provide access to clean water to 12 more villages in the Volta Region and Eastern Region, thanks to Pine-Richland High School and Ingomar Living Waters. We will bring a new library and computer lab,
It was a glorious day at Westwood Golf Club on Friday as 65 golfers enjoyed 18 holes under gorgeous blue skies. At night nearly 150 people filled the ballroom to be entertained by MC Lisa Sylvester, Emmy Award-winning journalist and WPXI-TV news anchor whose warmth, elegance and heartfelt compassion brought
It was Hope for Ghana’s shining moment, delivering the promise of hope, opportunity and the chance to dream big. It was a surreal day of celebration with flags flying in the village of Klokpe, as Hope for Ghana’s fourth school, Maureen’s School of Hope, officially opened to a jubilant crowd
In just a few days I will begin a nearly 6 week adventure home, as Hope for Ghana completes its fourth school, begins building a new library and computer lab, provides several more villages with clean water, provides vocational apprenticeships for young men and women, launches its latest initiative, all
Hope for Ghana is proud to announce the Eighth Annual Hope for Ghana Charity Golf Outing at Westwood Golf Club in West Mifflin, PA on Friday July 12, 2024. Proceeds from our first-ever weekday charity event will allow Hope for Ghana to build its fifth school, bringing hope and opportunity
Hope for Ghana is nearing the completion of our fourth school in the village of Klokpe where children are presently learning under deplorable conditions. Our largest project to date will provide 12 classrooms that will serve kindergarteners through 9th graders and feature solar power, a library and computer lab, and
Imagine a Ghana “tricycle,” made simply of a motorcycle and cargo area, used for desperately needed mobile medical outreach to villages presently without access to health care. It’s coming! This “poor man’s version” of a mobile medical van is an amazing way for medical outreach teams to reach the most