Fundraising and Donations

We are getting more and more requests for help in building and expanding schools in Ghana.  Many of these are really good projects, well thought-out, with good channels of communication and reliable people on the ground to administer them.  In addition, schools we have supported in the past apply to us for additional grants to improve their facilities.

This year is our 40th anniversary. Over the next 12 months we are fundraising for an additional £10,000 to help us support schools particularly in the North of Ghana

CAN YOU HELP US TO RAISE MONEY so that we can continue our help for Ghanaian schools?

  • A Standing Order, (whatever you feel you can afford) would be brilliant.
  • A legacy would also be a huge help, or a donation, perhaps in memory of a loved one, would add much grist to our mill.
  • Our Give As You Live Fundraising Page is a quick way to donate: any amount helps! https://donate.giveasyoulive.com/charity/ghanaschoolaid
  • Alternatively, please send a cheque payable to Ghana School Aid: The Treasurer, 230 Greys Road, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon, RG9 1QY
  • Bank transfer details: Ghana School Aid Trust, Sort code 60 80 07, Acc no. 36306274
  • Raising money for GSA while you shop. Ghana School Aid is registered with the on-line shopping fundraiser Give as you Live. More information about how to set this up for you an be found on this page. Please do have a look at Give as you Live if you use the internet and whether or not you do, please consider recommending it to friends and family who might be interested.
  • Sponsored activities and community events to support us. Some more ideas can be found on this page.
  • Or get in touch via email at info@ghanaschoolaid.org to explore other ways of making a donation.

Please Gift Aid any donations if you are a UK tax payer. IT makes your money go further in support of schools in Ghana. To access and download the Ghana School Aid Gift Aid form, please click here.

As you can see, a community of GSA supporters all contributing in either of those ways, could provide a useful small income stream for us. “Many a mickle makes a muckle!”