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Ghana Alumni Organizations
The Aistiphi Alumni Unlimited® is a community of all alumni organizations who maintain an active profile of giving and community service to their alma maters. Additionally, members push the bar of alumni giving a notch higher by reaching out to under-resourced and less-advantaged schools, communities and institutions. Is your alumni organization on board? Make your alma mater proud. Sign up today! Â
A founder can carry an institution only so far, and then others have to step in, even the alumni. That’s how an institution becomes one.
Alumni associations are critical assets for schools with strong old student networks. Well-resourced schools get an edge over the rest by locking in a cycle of high-achievers, successful alumni and better alumni resource endowments. This is why Aistiphi Alumni Unlimited pushes alumni groups to look beyond their immediate walls and reach out to others.
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Old Vandals
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Alumni of Ghana Secondary Technical School (GSTS) donated a package of PPE to their alma mater to support final year and Gold Track students stay safe as students return to campus after the COVID-19-related suspension of classes. The GHS40,000 worth package included...
Mfantsipim Old Boys Association (MOBA) joined the national cause in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic in Ghana when MOBA leadership, led by Ebusuapanyin Capt. Paul Forjoe, donated GHS200,000 to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund in Accra. The funds were mobilized from...
The 2004 Year Group of Wesley Girls’ High School donated gowns, goggles, shoe covers, aprons, N95 masks, infrared thermometers and disinfectants to the Cape Coast Regional Hospital, as part of the group’s contribution to the fight against Covid-19. The disinfectants...
Alumni of MasterCard Foundation Scholars Program at Camfed Ghana donated GHS10,000 to the Pediatric Oncology Department of Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital. The Camfed Alumni responded to a report filed by Citi News on costliness of treating Childhood cancers....
The 1979, 1994 and 1999 Year Groups of the Past OLA Girls Association (POGA) donated a package of furniture to support their alma mater at the School's 66th Anniversary and Speech Day celebration. Each Year Group donated a set of 100 folding chairs making a total of...
The 1999 Year Group of Anlo Senior High School (ANSECO) donated GH¢16,000 worth of sports and first aid kits to ANSECO to support the development of sports at the school. The package included 60 tracksuits, 25 football jerseys, 30 basketball jerseys, 20 football...
The 1989 Year Group of Adonten Senior High School (Adonsco) in the Eastern Region provided a water storage tank to their alma mater. The gift was the group's way to reaffirm their commitment to the school and help address perennial water shortages the school faces...
The 1979 Year group of St. Monica’s Old Students Association (SMOSA’79) commissioned a newly built multipurpose play court for St. Monica Senior High School at Mampong in Ghana's Ashanti Region. The GHS75,000 multipurpose court can be used for volleyball, basketball...
The 1994 class of Wesley Girls High School (WGHS 94) refurbished the female ward of Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital in Cape Coast, which is 7km from their alma mater. The alumni group also donated 20 mattresses valued at GHC12,000 Ghana. The outreach was supported by...
The 1994-96 Year Group of St. Louis Senior High School Old Students Association (SLOPSA) commissioned a 1,000-seater dining hall for St. Louis Senior High School in Mampong, Ashanti. The GH¢400,000 project was presented to the school in Kumasi as part of activities...
The 2001 year group of Old Tamascans Association provided a mechanized borehole and water storage facility to Tamale Senior High School. Built at a cost GHC21,521, the facility will supply water to three water storage tanks, which would serve three student houses and...
The 1999 Year Group of Ghana Senior High School (GHANASS) gave eight trash bins worth GH¢2,000 to their alma mater in Koforidua. The 1999 Year Group also held a special Career Guidance and Mentorship session for final year students in partnership with Passionate...
You make an importance difference filling the gap in school infrastructure and resources, which our schools badly need to thrive. Thanks for everything, big and small.Â
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