Thanks to all who've donated thus far, we've raised $1500 towards our goal $12,000! There is plenty of work to be done this year and the Project needs your help to continue delivering valuable preventive care for Malaria. I've been given a contact to assist with obtaining non-profit status 501c(3) and I'll work hard to complete that task before year end so that your contribution will be tax deductible.
FUNDRAISING GOAL $12,000
The generous donations you give will be put toward the item of your choice.
Contact Adjoa for more donation information
1. Rent for two sites - $400 (by the site - $200/by the week - $50) 2.Notebooks of Paper and Ball point black ink Pens = $100
3. Bandages; ones in different sizes, large sterile pads, with sterile tape -cotton balls, q-tips, = self purchase or $100 (DONATED)
4. 1.25 g Malaria Nosode 200c, 1.7 g Nat-Mur 200c & Ars 200c - $150 (DONATED)
5. Multiple bottles of Calendula tincture (for wounds) - $100 ideal ($10 per bottle)
6. Salary for the driver - $300
7. Salaries for Translators/dosers/data collectors - 2 for 5 months- $1200 total
8. Salary for 2 cooks - $300
9. Salary for project manager/data organizer - (for 3 months) $600
10. Salaries for 4 house helpers & Senya grounds keeper $100 each - $500 total
11.Donations to enrolled primary schools 10 schools - $100 per - $1000
12. Drinking water in country - $200
13. Water well in Senya needs to be filled; a big tanker truck filled with water pulls up and fills the well - $150 (DONATED)
14. Transportation money - 2 bus fares Accra - Tamale, plus local travel $300 total
15. Breakfast and Afternoon Group Meal Program - Everyone who works with project each day - $1500
To break this cost up - so as to offer concrete reasonable contributions;
a per meal cost is approximately $1 (this includes a piece of local fruit with afternoon meal).
a per day food cost (typically 8 adults and 5 children two meals daily)
approximately $25
a per week food cost = $190 (food prices are higher after Libya's oil shutdown)
8 weeks of two nutritious meals per day for 13 people - approximately $1500
Note: All food is bought in Ghanaian markets so this money directly circulates into the local economy. I feel strongly about the potential of this component. It incorporates nutritious food into the basic operation of the clinics, illustrating the project's commitment to raising overall health in the community and setting this project apart in that, within the project we are building community and that will resonate out to the larger community and eventually to all areas of Ghana. So please contribute how-ever you can to this important component, by the meal, staff, day(s), etc.
15. Add'l Homeopathic Remedies: Approximately $500 total(DONATED)
*4 China-Sulph 30c
*6 Chel 6c
*First Aid remedies: Arn, Hyper, Canth, etc.
*Other adjunctives:
*6 Nat-Sulph Cell Salts
*8 Greater Celedine Tinture
16.Plane ticket from SF to Nairobi, Kenya, to Accra and back to SF - $2400
Visas for both Kenya and Ghana $200(DONATED)
Conference Cost $300 (DONATED)
Travel round trip -Nairobi to Kwale $200
Extra Meals outside of conference $100
Airport transport $100
Capital Project to Finish-
- -Tamale - finish the room that was built during 2010 summer in the courtyard; still need to purchase and install window levers, netting, paint, hook up electricity.
- -Best estimate 600 cedis - around $550.
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