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Impact Partners: Because Partnership Is the Heartbeat of Progress
We honour the businesses, brands and institutions that stand with rural Ghana. Together we build schools, clinics, clean water and opportunity that last.
No organisation can reach every rural child alone. Our Impact Partners bring funding, goods, skills and networks, and we bring trusted delivery, open books and real stories back to them.
Meet our Impact Partners
Each one has chosen to stand with the communities we serve. Visit their sites to see what they do.
Naylor & Warner CPAs
Utah and Indiana, USATax planning and financial management for individuals and businesses.
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CW Construction, Inc.
Orlando, Florida, USAProgram management and disaster recovery support. Native American-owned and founded in 1992.
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Books for Africa
Africa-wideShips donated books to schools and libraries across Africa, and has done so since 1988.
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IPMC Ghana
GhanaA West African technology firm founded in 1992, offering software, networking, cybersecurity and IT training.
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Hello Music
Victoria, AustraliaMusic education for more than 30 years in Prahran, Victoria.
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INREPCO
Washington, D.C., USAA trade platform that connects suppliers and sellers, based in the Washington, D.C. metro area.
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Our wider partner family
Organisations that walk with us across education, water, technology and care.
SJSU School of Information
WeDoWater
The Flora May Foundation
Safe Place World
Nordic Technologies
Willeds Travel
Eyes Wide Open Christian Church
Perfecting Excellence Consulting, LLC
Why organisations become Impact Partners
Partnership should work for your mission and for the children we serve.
Real, visible impact
Back schools, health centres, clean water and youth opportunity in rural communities that need it most.
Reporting you can trust
Milestone reports every quarter until a project closes, then a final impact summary, in your format where needed.
Recognition on your terms
We spotlight our partners on our website, newsletter and social channels. Every spotlight is agreed with you first, and quiet giving is always welcome.
Goals that fit yours
Our work links to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, so results map onto your CSR and ESG targets.
Engaged people
Employee giving through Benevity matching, pro bono skills and planned group trips to rural communities.
A foundation you can hold to account
A registered nonprofit with a board that reviews budgets, spending and outcomes every quarter.
Ways to become an Impact Partner
Give in the way that suits your organisation. Tell us what you can offer and we will shape it with you.
- Funding
Fund a project
Back a school, health centre, water point or youth programme, from one need to a whole project.
Fund a project - CSR and ESG
Corporate partnership
Align your CSR or ESG goals with the SDGs. Engage employees through giving and Benevity matching.
Discuss a partnership - In kind
Goods and services
Books, computers, equipment, building materials, logistics and professional services.
Offer goods or services - Your expertise
Pro bono skills
Share finance, legal, technology, health, education or business skills, as our F5 and SAP advisors have done.
Offer your skills - Technology
Equip an ICT lab
Help us bring computers, power and digital training to rural schools.
Equip an ICT lab - Your team
Group trips and volunteering
Visit rural schools, health centres or communities with your team, planned with us in advance.
Plan a group trip
Where your partnership goes to work
Real needs we have identified and are ready to deliver with partners. Portfolios are available on request.
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Education
Rural schools in the Volta, Eastern, Oti, Central and Greater Accra regions, with ICT labs and quality learning.
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Health Care
Rural health centres in the Volta Region that need support to deliver the best care.
Explore - 10
Clean Water
Rural communities in Volta and Oti that need safe, lasting water.
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Life Skills for Youths
Pathways that prepare young people for work, enterprise and leadership, including sports.
Explore Disability Support
Inclusion, access and opportunity for people with disabilities.
ExploreSupport for Orphans
Safe care, food, health and education for children, with safeguarding first.
Explore
How a partnership works
Simple, open and designed around you.
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Talk
Tell us your goals and what you can offer. We listen first.
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Shape
We match you to a project and agree budget, indicators and reporting.
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Deliver
We deliver with the community, with safeguarding and open books throughout.
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Report and celebrate
Quarterly reports, a final impact summary and a spotlight you approve.
A foundation you can hold to account
The checks a careful partner makes.
Registered in Ghana
Reg. No. CG010572020, under the Companies Act 992.
A board that reviews quarterly
Budgets, spending and outcomes are reviewed against plan.
Meet the boardExpert advisors
Pro bono teams from F5 and SAP strengthen our systems.
See the advisorsSafeguarding first
Children and communities are protected by our Safeguarding Policy.
Read the policy
Partnerships for the Goals
Our Impact Partners help advance SDG 17, Partnerships for the Goals, alongside the goals each project supports. This is an alignment with the UN goals, not an endorsement by the United Nations.
Every partner who joins us does more than give. They become part of a child's story, and we never forget that.
Courage Tekpa
Founder and Executive Director
Questions before you partner
What is the Impact Partners programme?
It honours the businesses, brands and institutions that support our causes and help create sustainable solutions in rural and deprived communities in Ghana.
Who can become an Impact Partner?
Companies, foundations, universities, professional firms, community groups and individuals. Partners have included accounting firms, technology companies, a construction company, a book charity and a music school.
How do I apply?
Use the Become an Impact Partner button or email us at partnerships@tekchillsfoundation.org. We will arrange a short call to understand your goals.
Do I have to give money?
No. Partners also give goods, equipment, services and professional skills, or take part through employee giving and group trips.
Will you recognise and promote our organisation?
Yes. We periodically spotlight our partners across our website, newsletter and social channels. Every spotlight is agreed with you first, and partners who prefer to give quietly are always welcome.
Can my company match employee gifts?
Yes. We are a verified nonprofit on Benevity, so employer matching and volunteer grants may apply.
Can we choose which project we support?
Yes. You can back education, health care, clean water, life skills, disability support or support for orphans, and we will match you to a real need.
How is money used and reported?
85% of every gift goes directly to programme costs, 10% to monitoring and evaluation and 5% to administration. We report every quarter until a project closes.
Can our team visit a project?
We accept planned group trips to rural schools, health centres and communities. We do not offer casual visits to children, and every visit follows our Safeguarding Policy.
Is TEKCHILLS properly registered?
Yes. We are a registered nonprofit in Ghana, Reg. No. CG010572020, incorporated under the Companies Act 992. Our board reviews budgets, spending and outcomes every quarter.
Join the partners changing rural Ghana
Bring your resources, skills and networks. We will bring the delivery, the reporting and the stories.