Hope for Ghana is thrilled to inaugurate our fourth school in the village of Klokpe where children had been learning under deplorable conditions, some of the kids learning under a tree or under a shed. Our largest project to date provides 12 classrooms that will serve kindergarteners through 9th graders. The school features solar power, a library and computer lab, a water borehole with a reverse osmosis purification machine thanks to the wonderful generosity of Brother’s Brother Foundation, boys and girls bathroom facilities, and much more. Maureen’s School of Hope proudly honors the memory of my dear friend, Maureen Ellis, the beloved mother of a very special patient of mine. Maureen was a very thoughtful and caring mother, grandmother, wife, and sister who spent much of her time volunteering and exploring the world around her. She overflowed with love for her family. A teacher in the Pittsburgh Public School system ...

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. 100% of the donation price goes towards Hope for Ghana’s life-saving mission of building schools and libraries, and providing access to clean, potable water to villages in dire need. Bracelets may be individually selected in person or virtually via Zoom, and can be mailed anywhere within the United States. Contact Hope for Ghana to purchase these very special gifts. Buy A Traditional Ghanaian Bracelet