Healthy Black Communities

Highlights from HBC Promised Ghana (iPromisedGhana) project both finished and ones needing donations to complete. As at April 2024, we have been able to raise close to $65,000 US dollars and we need just a few more things to complete our goal. Your generous contribution has helped to make a difference in the lives of many.

Make a donation via CashApp, PayPal, Zelle, or cheque payable to Healthy Black Communities, Inc. - a US based 501c3 tax exempt nonprofit organization.

To learn more about our projects, please visit www.iPromisedGhana.org or follow our social media platforms at ipromisedghana. Together we can make a positive impact for Ghana and beyond.

Shots from various projects of HBC Promised Ghana under ipromisedGhana and Universal Health Coverage Ghana aimed at addressing educational and capacity-building needs in Ghana.

For project updates, follow our social media pages , and for more information, visit www.hbcpromisedghana.org

Highlights from the archives of Healthy Black Communities Incorporated (USA), showcasing our work both domestically and internationally.

One of the things we fail to realize in America is how developed we are to have drinking water at our disposal, right in our homes, offices and hotels. That's not the case in many Ghanaian rural areas. Access to drinking water is a challenge and we need your help this December 2023 - January 2024 to dig three boreholes. We have to dig them this time of year, which is the dry season so we can get the best access to the water table below the surface.

You have three ways to donate:

CashApp
https://cash.app/$hbcinc

PayPal
www.paypal.me/hbcusa

Zelle
You can also Zelle 404-454-5469 and put in Memo: "iPG Ghana Borehole Project" and we will make sure it gets to Healthy Black Communities for the project.

To learn more about our projects, visit www.iPromisedGhana.org.

HBC Promised Ghana has begun a search for a Ghana Country Director to lead programs and projects within the country. This individual must be dependable, reliable, honest, understand the value and importance of communication, and available to represent the organization locally and throughout the Country. Two significant projects this individual will be overseeing are iPromisedGhana (a community development initiative) and UHC Ghana (a project focused on bring Universal Health Coverage to Ghana).

Expectations: honest, loyal, hardworking, able to meet deadlines, on-time and can communicate well. This is a full time position with opportunity for growth, advancement, and travel. The ability to work independently and bring new ideas to advance the organization’s work and presence in Ghana is important to this role.

Please inbox me with a description of your experience and qualifications as well as Resume/CV and salary expectations. You should live in the Greater Accra area and have access to a good phone and laptop computer. Must be a well rounded individual and able to function in multiple social settings and environments.

Deadline to Apply: 30 June 2023
Initial Interview will be 1-10 July via Zoom.
Inbox with questions
SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY!!!

Our organization was founded in 2001 with the intentions to serve Black communities, both domestically and internationally.

We have helped hundreds of organizations in one capacity or another. We have led, co-led or assisted other communities, groups, and organizations by extending our tax exempt status to them.

We worked in Ghana from 2006-2014 and then restarted our work in 2019. We were there to provide medical supplies in backpacks when Haiti was devastated in 2010. Our feet are on the ground in Ghana helping youth, young adults and communities.

We are committed is to connecting African Americans to the Diaspora through words, actions and deeds. Follow us to see what we're up to.



Kofi Osei Sarpong
LaMont Montee Evans

Our friends from All Souls Anglican A and B Basic School are counting on your enormous support for a Teacher’s Cupboard (Cabinet). Cupboards are important for storage of educational materials, and your $250 donation would get these teachers just what they need for their classrooms. As a token of our appreciation, we will mention you in a thank you video and post it on our social media platforms. To donate, visit www.iPromisedGhana.org.

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Image is everything, especially for our girls and boys from La Anglican Cluster of Schools who need your support? Some of them wear torn and old uniforms, however, your $15 donation will give them new uniforms and make them look good for school. Let’s build their self esteem. You will be mentioned in a thank you video to express our gratitude. To donate, visit www.iPromisedGhana.org.

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Image is everything, especially for our girls and boys from La Anglican Cluster of Schools who need your support? Some of them wear torn and old uniforms, however, your $15 donation will give them new uniforms and make them look good for school. Let’s build their self esteem. You will be mentioned in a thank you video to express our gratitude. To donate, visit www.iPromisedGhana.org.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

All Souls Anglican Basic School A and B need 110 Aluminum Roofing Sheets to shelter teachers and students from leakages when it rains. For $10, you can help us reach our goal of acquiring 110 aluminum roofing sheets. We will list you as a donor on our website. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to donate.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

Schools have to be comfortable and are considered complete when they shelter the body and comfort the souls of our young boys and girls. These students are counting on your maximum support to help them get their roof repaired. A donation of $10 would help us move closer to getting the 110 roofing sheets we need to stop the rain and hot sun from interrupting school like for our friends at All Souls Anglican Basic School A and B. We will list all donors on the website. To support this project, visit www.iPromisedGhana.org.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

These children from Takyiam District Assembly Basic School, count on your support of a $15 donation you make to get them textbooks to assist them in acquiring the best of knowledge and skills at school. Your name will be mentioned in a thank you video and published on our website. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to make a donation.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

These boys from Takyiam District Assembly Basic School, are counting on your support as you donate $15 to get them textbooks, which is an ingredient for quality education. Your name will be mentioned in a thank you video and published on our website. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to donate.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

These girls from Takyiam District Assembly Basic School, are counting on your support of $15 to get them textbooks, an ingredient for quality education.Your name will be mentioned in a thank you video and published on our website. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to donate.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

Students of Methodist Girls’ High School and La Anglican Cluster of Schools are counting on your $15 donation to get them a pair of shoes each. These students need shoes to keep them neat and increase their level of confidence among their peers in school. Your name will be mentioned in a thanksgiving video by the beneficiaries as the donor of the shoes. Help these children by donating through www.iPromisedGhana.org to support.

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Can these boys count on your donation of $15 for a pair of shoes? These boys need shoes to keep them neat and increase their level of confidence among their peers in school. Your name will be mentioned in a thanksgiving video by the beneficiaries as the donor. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to donate.

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These girls need shoes to keep them neat and increase their level of confidence among their peers in school. Can they count on your donation of $15 for a pair of shoes? Your name will be mentioned in a thanksgiving video by the beneficiaries as the donor. Visit www.iPromisedGhana.org to donate.

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Help us reach our goal of 75 Dual Desks. Your $50 donation will help us to build a desk and we will have your name printed on the front as the one who donated it. We will also list you as a donor on our website and thank you in a social media post. To learn how you can give, go to www.iPromisedGhana.org.

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Can our boys count on you to get them a dual desk? We have a goal of 75 before the end of November. Your name will be printed on the front of the desk as the donor and we will do a social media post thanking you. Go to www.iPromisedGhana.org to support Ghana boys.

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Can our girls count on you to get them a dual desk? We have a goal of 75 before the end of November. Your name will be printed on the front of the desk and the donor and we will do a social media post thanking you. Go to www.iPromisedGhana.org to support Ghana girls.



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LaMont Moja Evans
Montee Jamal Evans
Kofi Osei Sarpong

The Methodist Girls' Senior High School (MEGHIS) is a Ghanaian girls' second-cycle institution at Mamfe, in the Akuapim North District of the Eastern Region.

The school is popularly known for its achievements as winners of the 2019 World ROBOFEST competition held at Michigan in the USA and defending the title in 2020. They are constant winners of the Best Cadet Corps during Independence Day celebrations in the Akwapim North Municipality for many years now.

HBCPG, in partnership with Corporate Kicks, Incorporated donated a set of drums to the cadet group per their request to assist the group during events within and outside. This is to give them unique exposure through their performances, which helps to keep the cadet group and the entire school soaring higher.

However, our friends at MEGHIS need our help with anti-Malaria medicines, which will help prevent them from being attacked due to the widespread of mosquitoes that are sometimes in the area. Also, our girls made a request of shoes to keep them appropriately dressed for class and prevent any discrimination and low confidence when among their peers. Many of us as adults know that school is a job for students and that they should be dressed appropriately when in attendance.

With the everyday challenges girls in education face mostly caused by poverty, cultural norms and practices, among others, our MEGHIS young girls are making every effort to go through and acquire knowledge and skills for a future. These young girls of the Methodist Girls' High School are counting on our support and donation to enable them to stand an equal chance of being empowered as women. To learn how you can help, visit www.hbcpromisedghana.org/

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Not often do we take time to thank those who work hard behind the scenes to make things work and keep the glue of all parts together. HBC Promised Ghana, LBG’s President/CEO met Francis Osei Sarpong in February 2019 and was impressed with his level of detail when it came to work ethics. During Evans’ Coronation in becoming Nana Kwame Sam I, Sanaahene, Obaatan Division (Nkusukum) in May 2019, guess who was right there to assist in every step of the journey - Mr. Francis Osei Sarpong.

Sarpong holds a Bachelors of Art in Journalism, Masters of Art in Public Relations, as well as a Diploma in Communication Studies from the Ghana Institute of Journalism. Evans named Sarpong the Ghana Country Director in May 2019 and he has maintained that role ever since, having assisted with USA projects spearheaded by Evans as well (i.e., mojaevans Consulting, LLC; Beyond The Return Ghana; and Healthy Black Communities, Inc.). One of Sarpong’s key responsibilities is to maintain a stable relationship with all iPromisedGhana beneficiaries for donations received from African Americans and others in the USA.

iPromisedGhana (iPG) is a Healthy Black Communities, Inc. (USA) Ghana, West Africa community development initiative that works to assist in improving quality of life for youth and young adults. There are currently eight (8) active projects under this initiative, inclusive of both schools and communities that HBC is actively seeking donations and support for.

HBCPG wants to publicly thank and recognize the hard work of our Ghana Country Director. We are asking all those who know him or would like to join us in this recognition to please leave a comment or note to HBCPG’s champion on this post.

To learn more about our work in Ghana and HBCPG overall, please visit our website at www.HBCPromisedGhana.org.



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