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Closed 30/12/2018
Weʼve raised £45 to help our rural community Evangelism project for the construction of a borehole and getting computers for the rural community schools.
- Funded on Sunday, 30th December 2018
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There are many schools in our rural communities who do not have portable drinking water and computers to make learning a wonderful experience rather than a burden for these young students. As a Non denominational Christian Organization it is our aim as we preach the Gospel to these students and rural communities, to also help them with their personal, social and educational needs. This will go a long way to make their little world a better place for them to live, learn and grow.
Targeted schools in the Region are as follows:
Odumaseman Secondary School
Nkoranza Secondary
Dormaa Secondary
Duankwanta Secondary
Nkrankwanta Secondary
Bechem Presec
Aboabo Secondary Technical among others
We care about the spiritual growth of our students and their social value to the communities they live in.
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Anonymous
Apr 11, 2018
Good luck with the fund raising 👍
Bongi Msimanga
Mar 25, 2018
£10.00
Ivy Kwayisi
Mar 24, 2018
Good luck Nana!God bless you.:)
£30.00
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Dorothy Kwabiah
Campus invasion is a non denominational Christian organisation formed in Ghana in 2017 in Brong Ahafo Region to take the gospel to schools in the Rural Communities of the Region.