GHANA MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE NEWS
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Plan International Ghana supports three shelter homes
Plan International Ghana, under its Anti-Human Trafficking Project, has distributed items to three shelter homes to enhance their smooth operations. The beneficiary institutions are the Don Bosco Child Protection Centre in Tema; Ghana Make a Difference, Mankesim and The Shelter for Abused Children, Osu. |
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"Orphans Day Out" Organized By Orphans Cake Foundation
Orphans Cake Foundation (OCF) is an orphan-centered NGO registered under the Ghana Companies Act, 1963 (Act 179) working with a priority of transforming the lives of orphans using Design Thinking Methodology to efficiently plan and execute advocacy and edutainment projects to transform the lives of orphans and their care-givers. |
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Ghana Make a Difference: Former Wrestler Changing Lives for Children in Africa
How did Hofman, a former wrestler at Cornell University with a Masters in Japanese Studies, an MBA and a more than 20-year career as the President of The GEC Group find himself in this charitable endeavor? |
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Denise Romero: Spring is Almost Here
I have been working with "Ghana Make A Difference". Which is a non- profit organization who goals are to make a difference in the lives of Ghanaian children by providing them with a place they can call home. A home that includes food, shelter and physical, mental and emotional nurturing while trying to reintegrate them with their biological family or find them a new adoptive family. |
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Matthew Piper: BYU, Utah players team up for disabled Ghanaian kids
Utah and BYU players will soon share the same field to work a fundraiser for children halfway around the world. Headlining is Ghanaian Detroit Lions defensive end Ziggy Ansah, and New York Jets outside linebacker Trevor Reilly also plans to attend. |
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Humanitarian Trip: Ghana Make a Difference Children’s Home
When I knew for sure that we were going to travel to Ghana in Africa, I really wanted to have the opportunity for a humanitarian effort, to help my kids get their hearts involved in the country. My dad has been working with The Hofman’s at their newly built children’s home, Ghana Make a Difference, and suggested we get in contact with them about a project idea. |
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Romney Institute of Public Management: Multidisciplinary Group Tackles Projects in Ghana
Before departing for the Romney Institute’s annual study abroad in Ghana this April, Marriott School students were given a challenge: see with African eyes and hear with African ears. The students, a multidisciplinary team made up of twenty-five MPA, MBA, and MAcc majors, took that task to heart, spending three weeks working on various management projects in the African nation. This was the largest cohort to ever participate in the annual trip, which was started in 2004. “I worked with an orphanage called Ghana Make a Difference,” says Rachel Henrie, second-year MAcc student. “We helped revise the organization’s accounting system. It impacted me to know that what I’m studying can be a really good opportunity to serve people.” |
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Orphans Cake Foundation Celebrates Christmas with Ghana Make A Difference Children
Over 200 orphans were treated to a real Christmas Buffet and other socializing activities at the Tesano Baptist Church on Christmas Day. The orphans who were drawn from various branches of the Church expressed their joy on the day of Jesus Christ's birth and they really felt at home. Nana Kyei Manu, Media Relationa Director of OCF said this is the third in the series of annual events to share the yuletide with the under privileged. |
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doTERRA Donates to Assist the Ghana Make a Difference Program
The doTERRA Healing Hands Foundation made a contribution to help the Ghana Make a Difference program, a nonprofit organization that provides Ghanaian orphans with shelter, food, and a nurturing environment. doTERRA’s donation went toward assisting Ghana Make a Difference (GMAD) to support children of Ghana as they are reintegrated to their biological families, or connected with an adoptive family. |
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Five college students work to promote a non-profit organization this semester
David Brewer is a music major at Northwest Missouri State University. He promotes the organization Ghana Make a Difference and says his interest began in class. |
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Sisters Provide Aid in Ghana
Kyndl Quayle spent four months in the small town of Kasoa, Ghana, while younger sister Camryn Quayle spent nearly three months there. Both say they would like to return. |
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