Give a Child
Their History.
The Akwaaba Foundation sends Ghanaian middle schoolers to the castles, palaces, and sacred sites that shaped their nation — because every child deserves to know where they come from.
Donate Now → Tax-deductible · 100% to students · Secured by StripeEvery dollar goes directly to a student’s trip · Every cedi counts · MoMo accepted · Stripe for international
Identity Is Built Through Experience
“A child who stands inside Cape Coast Castle feels history in a way no textbook can teach.”
Ghana’s most important historical sites — Cape Coast Castle, Elmina, Manhyia Palace, the Black Star Square — carry the weight of a people’s story. Yet for thousands of Ghanaian middle school students, these places remain out of reach.
The Akwaaba Foundation funds the full trip: transportation, entry fees, expert guides, and meals — so no student misses out because of cost.
Support a Student →
Every Gift Sends a Child to Their History
Start wherever feels right. Every dollar — and every cedi — goes directly to students. No overhead, no exceptions. Pay online or via Mobile Money.
Covers a student’s admission and a meal for the day — everything needed to walk through the doors of Cape Coast Castle, Manhyia Palace, or Elmina.
Give $25 →Sends 2–3 students on a complete field trip — admission, feeding, lunch, and all educational materials. A real day of discovery, fully funded.
Send students →Sponsors a full classroom cohort through the entire program. Ideal for schools, businesses, and team CSR initiatives. Formal donation acknowledgment letter with EIN provided.
Champion a class →Not sure where to start? Any amount helps — even GH₵50 moves a child closer to their history.
Donate with Mobile Money
Based in Ghana? Send directly to our MoMo account — no card needed. Every cedi goes straight to a student’s trip.
After sending, WhatsApp us at +233 598 954 903 with your name and amount for confirmation.
Ghana’s Most Important Historical Landmarks
Our trips are built around the places every Ghanaian student deserves to know firsthand.
Cape Coast Castle & Elmina
The most significant transatlantic slave trade site in West Africa — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Manhyia Palace & Ashanti Kingdom
The living royal seat of the Ashanti people — a center of culture, gold, and governance for centuries.
Black Star Square & Independence Arch
Where Ghana declared independence in 1957 — the defining monument of African self-determination.
Volta Region Heritage & Wli Falls
The natural and cultural heartland of Eastern Ghana — sacred landscape and living tradition.
Your gift sends a child to
stand where history happened.
Ghanaian middle schoolers are ready to discover who they are. Starting at $25, your donation makes the journey possible.
Donate Now →Tax-deductible · Secured by Stripe · 501(c)(3) EIN on file
Learn About the Places We Visit
Deep guides to the landmarks, culture, and history at the heart of our program.
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Culture & HeritageGhana Festivals Calendar 2026 — The Complete Guide
About AkwaabaWhat Is Akwaaba? Ghana’s Leading Travel Platform
Partner With Us
Are you a school, sponsor, NGO, or volunteer ready to get involved? Book a 30-minute call and let’s build something meaningful for Ghana’s youth together.
Schedule a Call →The Akwaaba Foundation is the nonprofit arm of Akwaaba — Ghana’s leading travel, events, and culture platform. Our on-the-ground presence and local partnerships make us uniquely positioned to run this program with authenticity and lasting impact. Learn more →
About the Akwaaba Foundation
The Akwaaba Foundation is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit dedicated to connecting Ghanaian students with their cultural and historical heritage through immersive field experiences. We fund full-day educational trips to Ghana’s most important historical landmarks — including Cape Coast Castle, Manhyia Palace, and the Black Star Square — for middle school students who would otherwise not have access. Starting at just $10, your tax-deductible contribution goes directly to student experiences. Learn more at Akwaaba.