BFG Blog

Legacy of his Excellence Professor Atta Mills

Progress on Phase 2

Filling of foundation.

Breaking ground with the District Educational Director and Elders of Edukuma.

Closing the chapter.

Finally we are done!

Raining season

Beautiful day…

Ground breaking.

Our main goal for the year is to build a 4 classroom block for a community in the Upper East Region.

Christmas is a season and time for merry-making, love, compassion, reunion and reflection of the year with our kids.

Hand over of Kwaman Primary School Another successful project #Kwaman19

Another academic year has end. Congrats to our graduates!

Discussion with stakeholders on how to collaborate more effectively for the development of Agona Swedru in terms of education.

Progress on our renovation project in Agona Kwaman.

Good progress with our ongoing renovation work at Agona Kwaman.

Our  CEO at BFG donated 1000 GHC to the Bobikuma Health Centre to support them with their ongoing outreach project on STD’s.

Our mission of promoting education in a safe environment continuous this year.

We are happy to have our kids back for the second term. #meetkateacademy

This year is all about making our farms ready to support our vision of been self sustained by the year 2025. By replanting dead cocoa seedlings and also promoting reuse of plastic and organic waste.

The new classroom block was official handed over to the community of Pitanga on the 18 January, 2019. Our biggest appreciation goes to our partners, donors and the people of Pitanga. We couldn’t have done it without you guys. Visit our past projects to read more about Pitanga.

For the first time in 10 years, we have been able to finish a 7 classroom project in the northern part of the country. With support from Framework International, Lake Oswego Rotary Club and the Yakote Women Farmers.

After 8 months of working on this project, we are weeks away from handing over to the community. Currently installing roof and doors.

My name is Karin and I’m from Sweden. I have been in Ghana five times and I basically consider it my second home now. The people is so welcoming and it’s a beautiful country.

I have known Kofi several years now and my experience from volunteering with BFG has been amazing. BFG is doing such great work for their community by building schools for those who can’t afford it, bringing food to orphanages, arranging christmas events for the orphanage children etc. It’s been a privilege working with them, I feel lucky that I have been part of the team. Last time I was there I helped by translating documents, painting a new school building, prepared for the pig farm, amongst other things.

If you ever want to experience the fantastic country Ghana and at the same time do something meaningful that will help many people, you should definitely contact BFG! They take care of you and make you feel comfortable in every way. And the most important thing is that you get to help with the most meaningful thing of all, to make sure children can go to school and get educated!

I am already planning for my next visit, maybe I’ll see you there!