- Registered in GhanaReg. No. CG010572020
- Advancing 8 UN SDGsEducation, water, health, skills
- Open to CSR and employee givingBenevity verified nonprofit
- Since 2016Serving rural Ghana
The case for giving
Rural Ghana has the will. It needs partners.

About Us
Empowering rural Ghana to break the cycle of poverty.
The TEKCHILLS Foundation began its work in 2016 and was formally incorporated in February 2020 as a licensed not-for-profit organisation under the Companies Act 992 of the Republic of Ghana.
Our core mandate is to empower rural and deprived communities across Ghana to break the cycle of poverty, illiteracy and resource constraints that hinder their socio-economic development.
- 2016Founded
- Feb 2020Registered
- LicensedNGO, Republic of Ghana
Global Goals
Local action for the Sustainable Development Goals
Every classroom, well and library we build moves Ghana closer to the United Nations 2030 Agenda. Here are the eight goals our work supports.
- Goal 1No Poverty

- Goal 2Zero Hunger

- Goal 3Good Health & Well-being

- Goal 4Quality Education

- Goal 6Clean Water & Sanitation

- Goal 8Decent Work & Economic Growth

- Goal 9Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure

- Goal 17Partnerships for the Goals

The Sustainable Development Goals are a framework of the United Nations. TEKCHILLS Foundation's work contributes to these goals. This does not imply endorsement by the United Nations.
Our Programmes
Seven ways we are changing lives
Every programme starts where help is most urgently needed and is built with the communities we serve.
01Goal: 25,000 children in 5 years
Education
In the next five years, our educational projects aim to support over 25,000 children in rural communities to access quality value-based education in adequate facilities and resources.
02Water for Life project
Clean Water
Our Water for Life project aims to end the daily walk for water and eradicate waterborne illnesses. In rural areas, people spend more than 30 minutes accessing clean water.
03Closer to every community
Health Care
The path out of poverty begins when the next generation can access quality health care. Lack of basic facilities continues to account for poor health in rural areas.
04Sponsorship programme
Support for Orphans
A sponsorship programme that covers education, food and health care so that vulnerable children can grow up safe, nourished and learning.
05Dignity at every age
Elderly Support
Assistance and care for elderly people, who are often marginalised and isolated, through health care, social support and community engagement.
06Inclusion in community life
Disability Support
Support for people with physical disabilities so they can take part fully in the life of their community.
07Skills that end poverty
Life Skills for Youths
Equipping youth in rural communities with skills reduces unemployment and raises living standards.
Upcoming Projects
Projects waiting for a sponsor
Choose a project to put your name or your company's name behind. Sponsors receive recognition, progress updates and reporting on request.
Needs $45,000Six Unit Classroom
Salom D/A Basic School will receive a six-unit classroom block through the project "Building Brighter Futures." This initiative reflects our commitment to improving educational infrastructure and providing quality learning environments for children in our community.
300+ schools vettedCommunity Library
Providing children with a wide selection of books increases their chances of developing a long-lasting passion for reading. We have shortlisted and vetted over 300 rural schools that are ready to receive books.
Water for LifeClean Water
The goal of the project "Water for Life" is to eliminate the need for daily long walks to fetch water and eradicate waterborne diseases in rural areas. We are studying ten rural and impoverished communities in the Volta and Oti Regions.
Life skillsYouth Empowerment
Lack of skills leads to the continuation of poverty and inequality. Developing life skills decreases unemployment and enhances living standards for young people in rural communities.
Major gifts and partnerships
Put your name on a legacy that lasts.
Name a classroom, library or borehole, or build a multi-year partnership with a Ghana-led team selected to present at the University of Oxford. Your gift, or your company's CSR budget, becomes something children can see and use for generations.
- ClassroomName a classroom in a school that is waiting
- LibraryPut your name on a library for children who have never owned a book
- BoreholeGive a community safe water, close to home
- Oxford World Literacy Summit1 to 3 April 2027, where our Ghana-led team will present
How We Work
Every gift managed with discipline
We run our programmes with clear plans, local ownership and open reporting, so funders and partners can see where their money goes and what it changes.
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Co-Design & Strategic Alliances
Built with the people it serves
Each project is designed together with technical experts and local community leaders. Outside skills meet local knowledge, so your funding goes to needs that have been checked on the ground.
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Local Ownership & Governance
Communities hold the keys
Communities own their projects. Traditional authorities and partners put in labour, land or oversight, so what we build is cared for and protected long after the ribbon is cut.
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Impact Measurement & Accountability
Run like a trusted investment
Funds are managed with corporate-style discipline. We work to milestones, evaluate our results and report openly, so every partner can see what their support achieved.
Also part of our approach: Sustainable Innovation & Scalability · Mitigation, Learning & Adaptation · Enduring Legacy & Stewardship
Join Us
How You Can Help
With your commitment, you show solidarity with the most disadvantaged people in Ghana. Our projects start where help is most urgently needed, and we help people help themselves.
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Make a Donation
Your donation to the TEKCHILLS Foundation transforms lives in rural Ghana by providing education, clean water and essential medical care. Together, we can break the cycle of poverty and create lasting opportunities.
Donate Now - 02
Adopt a Village
Adopt a rural village and create lasting change. Your support can provide school supplies, clean water or a library, empowering an entire community.
Adopt Now - 03
Honor a Loved One
Honor your loved one by dedicating a school, library, computer lab, health centre or clean water borehole in their name. Your generosity will uplift communities for generations.
Learn More
A company, foundation or funder?
Bring your CSR budget, employee giving or professional skills.
Partner with a Ghana-led team with clear project plans, reporting on request and public recognition for our partners. Many employers match gifts or convert volunteer hours into funding through Benevity.
Our Benevity Unique ID
288-5474052803600_5092Search TEKCHILLS Foundation in your company's Benevity portal, or go directly to our profile using this ID.
Our Partners
Partnerships for impact
Organisations, institutions and companies stand with the TEKCHILLS Foundation to bring education, clean water and opportunity to rural Ghana. We are proud to work beside them.


Advised pro bono by world-class teams. Professionals from F5 and SAP have given their strategy and technical skill to strengthen our systems and governance.
Meet our expert advisorsYour organisation could be next
Join the partners who are building classrooms, libraries, clean water and skills for young people. We will shape a partnership around the goals of your organisation.
Questions from funders and supporters
What is the TEKCHILLS Foundation?
A registered nonprofit in Ghana (Reg. No. CG010572020) that began in 2016 and was incorporated in February 2020 under the Companies Act 992. We build classrooms, bring clean water and open opportunity for children, youth and families in rural Ghana.
What impact have you had so far?
Our first literacy project has supported over 3,500 rural children. We now aim to support more than 25,000 children within five years through education, clean water and our other programmes.
Where do you work?
We are based in Ho, in the Volta Region, and work in rural communities across Ghana, including Salom Ada and communities in the Volta and Oti Regions.
How do you protect children and communities?
Safeguarding comes first. Our written Safeguarding Policy explains how we protect children and vulnerable people and how anyone can raise a concern.
How is my donation used?
Every gift goes to a named programme such as education, clean water, health care, orphan support, disability support or life skills. We manage funds to milestones and report openly, with reporting available on request.
Can I fund a specific project?
Yes. You can sponsor the six-unit classroom block at Salom D/A Basic School ($45,000), the Community Library, Water for Life or Youth Empowerment, and sponsors receive recognition and progress updates.
Can my company or employer support you?
Yes. We welcome CSR budgets, employee giving and professional skills. We are a verified nonprofit on Benevity, so employer matching and volunteer grants can apply. Our Benevity ID is 288-5474052803600_5092.
Can I do due diligence on the foundation?
Yes. Verify our registration, read our Safeguarding Policy, review our financial stewardship information and talk to our leadership. Email info@tekchillsfoundation.org and we will help with each step.
Ready to fund a programme?
Give with confidence to a registered, accountable, Ghana-led foundation, or talk to us about a partnership that fits your giving goals.
















