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🔒 Reg. No. CG107252019. Annual project reports are available on request.
Why Trust Us
Elmina M.A. Basic School rebuilt with reinforced columns and sealed roofing. Four classrooms at Eguafo re-roofed, where daily attendance rose from 76% to 97%.
A poultry farm and butchery built by and for 1,412 Ivorian refugees at Egyeikrom, supervised by UNHCR and ADRA.
Reg. No. CG107252019
Registered with RGD Ghana and the Department of Social Welfare.
Our Projects
An 11-computer ICT Centre established at Catholic Girls' Primary School in Elmina, closing early gender gaps in digital access as the Foundation's second Digital Literacy Initiative facility in KEEA.
The third computer lab in KEEA Municipality, expanding rural digital literacy.
Complete structural reconstruction of the four-classroom Junior High School block at Eguafo M.A. Basic School, securing uninterrupted education for over 100 students.
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Education Stories
A standard kindergarten classroom should be a sanctuary of safety, comfort, and vibrant early learning. However, during a routine monitoring visit to project area schools by the Michael Kunke Foundation, a starkly different reality was uncovered at the Kwesiedum M.A. Basic School. In the Kindergarten (KG) class, young learners were forced to spend their instructional […]
Community Stories
Every Child Deserves a Seat at the Table A visit to a small farming community in Ghana’s Central Region reveals a simple, urgent need and inspires MKF’s first project of 2026. ABEYEE, Central Region, Ghana Past the Ayensudo junction, the asphalt runs out. The road from Elmina turns to red laterite dust as it winds […]
Education Stories
In a ceremony full of music, poetry, and pledges, the Komenda-Edina-Eguafo-Abrem Municipal Education Directorate launched a prize that asks a long-overdue question: what happens when a community decides to genuinely invest in the people doing the work of teaching? It was 10:50 in the morning when Mr William Awortwe Erskine opened proceedings with a […]
