Some of Our Impact Stories

The Gift of Life-Saving Water in Northern Ghana

Between 2023 and 2025, the organization completed over 11 mechanized borehole projects.

• Nausugu-Mang, Nabule, Pulo, Sampemo, Dekpunga: clean drinking water for approximately 2,800 individuals.
• Loam, Nachem, Jingbang (July 2025): boreholes commissioned for over 1,500 people. In Loam, families had been drinking from an open well polluted by runoff and waste.
• Damdaboli & Uffiin: boreholes installed to serve 500 and 600 residents, reducing the daily burden of water scarcity for women and children.

“We no longer fear the water our children drink. The sickness we lived with before is no longer normal.”

— Community reflection (Loam)

Empowering Students Through Health Screenings

Preventive screenings help protect education by identifying illness early and reducing barriers linked to “period poverty.”

• Business Senior High (Tamale): screenings for malaria, Hepatitis B & C, and HIV/AIDS for over 2,200 students; included distribution of 1,000 sanitary pads and breast self-exam education.
• Tamale Senior High: reached 2,000 students; identified 56 malaria cases and 9 Hepatitis B cases for early intervention.
• Gushegu, Savelugu, Northern School of Business: combined events served 2,600 additional students with medical care and sanitary pads.

“Many students had never been tested before. Early knowledge changed how they saw their health and their future.”

— Health outreach team reflection

Community Medical Outreach

• Gmanicheri: a team of 20 medical professionals provided screenings and consultations to 1,500 individuals.
• Tamale Office Fair (Nov 2025): medical screenings and wellness support gifted to 864 residents.

Hygiene Support in Mecca, California

Partnering with the Galilee Center, the organization distributed 228 hygiene bags—providing essential toiletries to 912 individuals in need.

“For many families, these basic items are the difference between feeling unseen and feeling human.”

— Community partner reflection (California)

Nutrition for Students in Loreto, Mexico

At Colegio De Bachilleres 09, 350 students received a surprise delivery of burritos and fresh fruit—addressing hidden nutritional needs that can hinder learning.

A “Sweet” Surprise in Northern Ghana

• Kpatinga: 1,000 fresh pineapples distributed to families during market day.
• Kochim: 500 people surprised with pineapples, a rare nutritional treat.

“It wasn’t just food. It was joy. People felt remembered.”

— Community reflection (Northern Ghana)

Nourishing the Arctic Circle

In Coldfoot, Alaska, the foundation served 75 hot, nourishing meals to families facing extreme weather and economic challenges.

Spreading Joy in Eugene, Oregon

The organization surprised 47 people at a local Subway by covering their entire sandwich bills, totaling $612.

Community Support in Ghana

Provided 100 households (approximately 658 individuals) in Katani and Galwei with staples like polished rice, maize, and sunflower oil.

Illuminating Villages with Solar Lighting

• Tejenga: solar streetlights benefiting 500 people.
• Bakpoli: solar streetlights benefiting 450 people.

These “sentinels” reduce crime risks and help children study and play safely after dark.

“The village no longer sleeps in fear. Nights are safer now.”

— Community reflection

Building Community in Gaboni

Construction was completed on a solar-powered community pavilion, providing a central gathering space for 500 residents.

Rent Assistance in the United States

• Anchorage, Alaska: $40 rent support to each of the 117 households in a trailer park community.
• Eugene, Oregon: $50 toward December rent for 40 tenants to promote a ripple of positivity during the holiday season.

Community Music Festival in McCook, Illinois

Hosted a community music festival at the Stadium Club that provided resources and outreach to over 200 attendees.