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The Aistiphi Gazette – Ghana
Record of Faith in Action
Religious Organizations
The Aistiphi Religious Communities® is a community of diverse faith-based organizations, religious institutions, , societies and groups, which demonstrate their faith through practical charity and service to humanity. In affirmation of their faith, members reach out to communities and institutions in need and help address some of the intractable problems of poverty. We document and preserve members’ charitable accomplishments in this section of the Aistiphi Gazette. Join Aistiphi Religious Communities and Ghana’s Proud Commonwealth of Goodwill.
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Membership of the Aistiphi Religious Communities is open to all faith-based agencies and religious organizations without discrimination. Membership may be established at any level: Apex or corporate, branch, network or local group level. Eligible members must demonstrate a strong commitment to community service and philanthropy. Read about joining Aistiphi Religious Communities.
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Membership of the Aistiphi Religious Communities is open to all faith-based agencies and religious organizations without discrimination. Membership may be established at any level: Apex or corporate, branch, network or local group level. Eligible members must demonstrate a strong commitment to community service and philanthropy. Read about joining Aistiphi Religious Communities.
The International Central Gospel Church (ICGC) donated 105,000 pieces of N95 nose masks worth GH¢150,000 to the Ghana Mental Health Authority to be distributed to mental health institutions across Ghana. The General overseer of ICGC Pastor Mensa Otabil said the...
The Imam Baqir Islamic Centre reached out to the Accra Psychiatric Hospital with a gift package comprising drinking water, rice, toilet rolls, hand sanitizers, soft drinks, cooking oil, spaghetti noodles, detergents and other sanitary and hygiene supplies. The...
The Susanna Wesley Mission Auxiliary of Mount Olivet Methodist Society in Dansoman Accra reached out to James Camp Prison and donated maize, gari, sanitizers, toiletries and other essential supplies to support the upkeep of prisoners. The assistance was part of the...
Christ Temple of the International Central Gospel Church donated GHS200,000 to the Children's Cancer Unit of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. Mrs. Joy Otabil, wife of the General overseer Pastor Mensa Otabil, said the church was excited learn that many of the...
The Ghana Baptist Convention took the lead in supporting the campaign by the Henry Djaba Memorial Foundation to mobilize the donation of a minimum of 16,000 wheelchairs to support persons living with disability across Ghana. Executive President of the Ghana Baptist...
The Cedar Mountain Chapel International donated GHS15,000 to support the CSR interventions of Citi FM 97.3 out of which GHS10,000 was earmarked for the Citi FM Foundation and the remainder of GHS5,000 for Citi FM's annual ‘Help a Christmas Child’ initiative. Cedar...
The Bible Society of Ghana reached out to the Kumasi Central Prisons and donated a GHS30,000 package comprising Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs), rice, beans, gari, cooking oil, Bibles, Veronica buckets, sanitizers, liquid soap and other supplies. The gift is...
IRC-Ghana, a nonprofit which works in collaboration with LDS Church, provided relief items worth $25,000 to the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) to be distributed to individuals in need of assistance and socially vulnerable groups. The relief assistance package will...
Action Chapel International and its founder Archbishop Nicholas Duncan-William joined the fight against the coronavirus pandemic by donating essentials supplies to Lekma Hospital, Legon Hospital, Osu Children’s Home, Borstal Institute, Compassion Rehab Centre and...
The Ghanaian Muslim Community donated GHS130,000 to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund. The cheque was presented by the National Chief Imam Sheikh Osman Nuhu Sharubutu to Chief of Staff to Mrs. Frema Osei Opare at Jubilee House. Spokesperson for the National Chief Imam...
The Seventh Day Adventist Church (SDA) Ghana donated GHS100,000 to the Covid-19 National Trust Fund to assist government address the needs of the individuals in need and vulnerable groups who are worst affected by the coronavirus pandemic in Ghana. President of...
Resurrection Power New Generation Church at Kasoa in Ghana's Central Region donated GHS100,000 to the COVID-19 National Trust Fund in support of government-led efforts to mitigate the impacts of the outbreak of the Coronavirus on the needy and vulnerable Ghana....
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