In just a few days I will leave for Ghana to continue Hope for Ghana’s mission and I will cherish landing on Ghanaian soil like never before. I have been in Ghana for nearly 35 years, but this will be the most emotional visit of my lifetime. It is my
Hope for Ghana is proud to announce the Fifth Annual Hope for Ghana Charity Golf Outing at Westwood Golf Club in West Mifflin, PA on Saturday July 17, 2021. Proceeds from this charity event will allow Hope for Ghana to build its third school, providing hope and opportunity to Ghanaian
Hope for Ghana is filled with gratitude as 2020 comes to an end, grateful for the incredible generosity of our donors and grateful for Hope for Ghana’s proud accomplishments in 2020. Despite all the challenges and adversity of 2020, charitable giving to Hope for Ghana was humbling and inspiring, and
It was a Christmas to remember in 6 villages for nearly 1000 Ghanaians over 3 days, as Hope for Ghana’s Second Annual Christmas Celebration came to life this week thanks to Senyo, Hope for Ghana’s Ground Operations Assistant, and the immense generosity of donors. Christmas in these remote Ghanaian villages
As you look for unique gifts for family and friends, Hope for Ghana is selling gorgeous traditional Ghanaian bracelets made of hand-painted glass beads. These bracelets have been made by women in Ghana, each one uniquely reflecting the beauty and color of Ghana. Bracelets are on sale for $25 each.
On Tuesday December 1, 2020 Hope for Ghana is proud to participate in #GivingTuesday, an annual global 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. On #GivingTuesday join Hope for Ghana in making
2020 with all its uncertainty and profound challenges has given us a new meaning of thanksgiving. Incredibly in these difficult days we have seen an outpouring of charity and giving in unprecedented ways. A global pandemic and social unrest has brought a hunger for hope, a hunger for light in
The gift of life was joyously celebrated weeks ago in the village of Gonekorpe as Hope for Ghana’s season of providing access to clean, potable water to villages in dire need continues. This is a story of immense generosity, but not from typical philanthropists. It is a story of Pittsburgh