Canadians can donate to TVG’s Care and Aid Program through UEnd (formerly Christmas Future) and receive a tax receipt:
http://www.uend.org/dt/projects/search?partner_selected=1&partner_id=15
Help sponsor an orphan for 2010!
For 255 CDN/year you can help support one of the AIDS orphans registered in TVG’s Care and Aid Program:
281 food + 13 health insurance + 52 educational support (books, school supplies, exams fees, and uniforms) = 346 Total in GHS (255 Total in CDN)
For 321 CDN/year you can help support one of the HIV+ children registered in TVG’s Care and Aid Program:
281 food + 13 health insurance + 90 ARV treatment + 52 educational support (books, school supplies, exam fees, and uniforms) = 436 Total in GHS (321 Total in CDN)
If you sponsor an orphan, TVG will select one of the orphans we support and send you a picture of the child you are helping for the year. We will choose the child based on the most immediate need.
| You can donate directly to us via PayPal by completing the transaction through the link provided below.
Please note that tax receipts cannot be given at this time. |
If you would like to donate directly to True Vision Ghana (Tamale office), please contact ghana@truevisionghana.org for more details. |
Please contact us at canada@truevisionghana.org or ghana@truevisionghana.org if you need further information or assistance about how to donate to the cause.
All potential volunteers who would like to apply to join TVG’s field team for 3 or more months in Wa should contact canada@truevisionghana.org for details on the application process. We do not charge any program fees however, volunteers will be responsible for all expenses including flight, accommodation, local transportation, food, medical expenses, visa, and other incurred charges during your stay in Ghana. If you are contacted by anyone claiming to be from TVG and asking for money for insurance or other program costs do not pay them any money! True Vision Ghana does not charge program fees to their volunteers.
Thank you for your contribution!
This is what a $20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 donation will buy you in Ghana:
| $10 | Healthcare insurance policy for a child and his or her caregiver for 1 year |
| $20 | School uniform for 1 child |
| $25 | School fees for 1 child for 1 academic year |
| $30 | School bag and other school supplies for 1 child |
| $40 | 1 large bag of rice |
| $50 | 1 large bag of sugar |
| $100 | 30 bowls of weanimix to provide a nutritional meal for the children |
| $200 | 150 textbooks for 30 children for 1 academic year |
| $500 | ARV treatment for 9 HIV+ children for 11 months |
| $1000 | Provide seed money for 2 caregivers for 1 year in the Economic Empowerment |
