The December tour
Every year the whole family travels to one rural community for two days: food, clothing, games, gifts and time spent with the children. 2025 took us to Gbegbekope-Ehi in the Volta Region.
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Six things your giving pays for
Every volunteer covers their own travel and food, so donations go to the children rather than to running the organisation.
Back-to-school drives
Books, uniforms, bags and stationery handed out before term starts, so that a missing exercise book is never the reason a child stays home. Most recently at Pediatorkope Basic School, Ada.
School fees for individual children
Where a family cannot carry the cost, we carry it. Kelvin, Grace and Desmond are in school today because the family covers their fees and materials.
Fixing the classrooms
Windows reglazed and desks repaired at Saint Thomas Basic School, Avenorpedo, and T-shirts supplied to Deveme D/A Basic School in Koforidua.
Christmas camp
Two days of games, teaching and food over the Christmas period, run with visiting friends of the family from Germany and Brazil.
Growing the family
Every volunteer pays their own way. We are looking for more hands, more communities and more partners who want to come along on the next tour.
The 2026 tour needs funding
Preparations for the December 2026 tour and the back-to-school drives are under way. Every volunteer pays their own way, so every cedi given goes to the children.
Help fund itGoods we can always use
- Clothing
- Shoes and bags
- Books
- Toys and games
- Gifts
- Stationery
- School supplies
- Food and snacks
Bring them to Lord’s Gym in Keta, or tell us what you have and we will arrange collection. Tell us what you have.
37,274
lives touched
children and families reached since 2018
9
communities
across the Volta and Eastern Regions
7
December tours
one every year without a break
42
in the family
volunteers who fund and run every trip
A small gift still buys a school book
Mobile Money and bank transfer both work, from Ghana and from abroad. Tell us afterwards and we will show you exactly where it went.