Your contribution covers essential school fees, uniforms, textbooks, and supplies. It also helps provide hands-on STEM education and training for teachers across rural schools in Nsawam, Ghana. Every dollar goes to work in the community — helping students stay in school, gain critical skills, and build a stronger future.
We purchase supplies in Ghana, prioritizing community-based economic development. This local-first approach strengthens small businesses, sustains jobs, and helps buffer the community against inflation.
We have been fortunate to build strong partnerships that help expand our impact in Ghana. Through the generosity and collaboration of schools, organizations, and individuals, we’ve been able to provide educational materials, create STEM opportunities, and connect students across continents.
Collected and sent school supplies for several years, supporting multiple schools across Nsawam.
Helped launch STEM clubs, STEM programs, an annual competition, and teacher training initiatives.
Two troops in Darien, Connecticut sponsored two girls each for two years through cookie sales.
An exchange between U.S. and Ghanaian students, evolving from letters to video messages.
One-time video project connecting students in Charleston with sponsored students in Ghana.
College students and board members have traveled to Ghana to volunteer and support programs.
We’re working to expand opportunities and resources so every child has access to quality education. Together, we can break barriers and close the gap for students in Ghana.
Our Goal
24
schools
We plan to grow from 12 to 24 schools, bringing STEM programs and resources to twice as many classrooms.
Our Goal
1600
students
Our goal is to expand from 576 to 1,600 students, with $150 covering a year of school fees and supplies.
Our Goal
100%
pass rate
Since 2017, every REAP-sponsored girl has passed her high school entrance exams — a 100% success rate we aim to keep.