On Tuesday November 27, 2018 Hope for Ghana is proud to participate in #GivingTuesday, an annual event following Black Friday and Cyber Monday that inspires all of us to give back in impactful ways to the charities and causes we support. It is a global day dedicated to charitable giving that
It is the season of thanksgiving. That same tradition of thanksgiving will be celebrated in Ghana this year, yet for very different reasons. Where Hope for Ghana has brought access to potable water, Ghanaian villages celebrate the gift of clean water and the gift of life this season. In an
It’s the picture of joy and hope at its best, an experience that changed an entire African community. Watch a village transformed as Hope for Ghana brings access to clean water for over 600 people in the village of Gayikope thanks to the generosity of Grace Life Church in Pittsburgh.
As work was furiously progressing to open Hope for Ghana’s first school last month, Hope for Ghana proudly provided access to clean water to two other villages. The Gayikope and Abusakope communities that had been fetching dirty “milky” water miles away from a river dam now have access to beautiful
Two years ago I had a vision of building a school in a remote village of Ghana where children had no nearby access to education. A year after breaking ground, Hope for Ghana is thrilled to announce that Mason’s School of Hope has been built and is officially open! It
In less than one week I will arrive in Ghana for the final phase of building Hope for Ghana’s first school and officially handing this gift over to the Ghana Education Service while opening the school and library to kindergarten and primary school children in Gakpokorpe and the surrounding villages.
The Second Annual Hope for Ghana Charity Golf Outing was an event to remember. On July 14, 2018 Westwood Golf Club hosted golfers and dinner guests on a gorgeous sunny Saturday at a celebration of Hope for Ghana’s mission. By the evening 125 people from 6 countries came together in
I am thrilled to announce that Hope for Ghana will provide solar power as part of the final stage of building Mason’s School of Hope. Hope for Ghana’s first school is being built in the remote village of Gakpokorpe where there is no running water or electricity. Upon my return