Donate

Donations are very welcome!
Help us to complete the hospital in Ghana quickly and to secure its operation in the long term.
We have various possibilities for you to make donations to us.

We would like to extend our special thanks to everyone we cannot thank personally due to a lack of contact details: Thank you for your help!

Bank Transfer

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The proof limit has been 300 euros since January 1, 2021. This means that for donations and membership fees under 300 euros, simplified proof to the tax office is sufficient. Simplified proof includes: a simple bank statement, a booking confirmation of the transfer or a deposit slip.

Donations in Kind

Alongside financial support, concrete donations in kind also propel our work forward tremendously!

From functioning medical equipment and clinical supplies to transport aids: with well-preserved goods, you help us directly ensure the equipment and care in our hospital in Ghana. Every contribution builds bridges and saves lives on the ground.

DONATIONS IN KIND

What we need

Urgently looking for donors for the following items:


 
Medical equipment:
  • Bed elevator
  • Mobile operating tables
  • Laboratory equipment

 

Necessary equipment:

  • Photovoltaic system for sustainable cost reduction, as well as emergency supply in case of power failures during the day (OP) and night power
  • 2 industrial washing machines
  • 2 industrial dryers (surgical laundry)
  • Industrial gas stove (for kitchen)
  • Air conditioners and fans
  • RTW ambulance Possibly Red Cross (need 6 months advance notice)

Currently in discussions

Furniture:

  • 50 mattresses 0.90 x 1.00 m
  • Kitchen countertops
  • 15 televisions with wall mounts (flat screens)
  • at least 100 curtain rails

 

Physiotherapy:

  • Everything except couches is needed

 

Building material:

  • Artificial turf for the playground (sqm by arrangement).

 

Consumables during operation:

  • Disposable gloves Disinfectant Medication

Contact us

Dr. Samuel Okae

Peggy Griewel