In The Media

I am thrilled to announce that Hope for Ghana will begin building its second school in February 2019. The remote village of Kpevenu is desperately in need of a school because the nearest school is 6 kilometers away so children often do not go to school. The Kpevenu community has been so eager to provide education that it has recently put up a temporary “shack” made of a bamboo straw roof held up by a few bamboo sticks, under which 3 classes learn side by side on benches. Member of Parliament Hon. Bernard Ahiafor and I recently met with a village hungry for the chance to learn. Hon. Ahiafor’s plea to Hope for Ghana to build a new school in Kpevenu can be seen in the video below. He referred to the temporary structure students learn under and pleaded, “This is what the people of Kpevenu use as a classroom. It ...

As you look for the perfect gift for family and friends, Hope for Ghana continues its fundraising campaign, selling gorgeous traditional Ghanaian bracelets made of hand-painted glass beads. These bracelets, each one uniquely reflecting the beauty and color of Ghana, have been made by women in Ghana and flown to Pittsburgh to raise money for Hope for Ghana’s mission. Bracelets are on sale for $25 each. 100% of the donation price goes towards Hope for Ghana’s mission to bring opportunity through education to the children of Ghana. Please contact Hope for Ghana if you are interested in purchasing these special gifts.