The PEB Foundation will celebrate a decade of community impact with the 10th edition of its flagship Jolly Goodness Christmas outreach programme in Winneba, Central Region, on December 26, 2026.

The Ghanaian non-governmental, non-profit organisation says this year's event will mark two major milestones, as the foundation celebrates 10 years since its establishment in May 2016 and a decade of hosting Jolly Goodness in Winneba.

For 10 consecutive years, the programme has provided children and families in and around Winneba with Christmas gifts, meals, entertainment and free medical care.

The PEB Foundation says it has never missed an edition of the annual outreach since its launch in 2016.

“Ten years ago, we set out with a simple belief that no Ghanaian child should spend Christmas without joy,” said Precious Baidoo, Chief Volunteer of The PEB Foundation.

“Winneba opened its arms to that belief in our very first year and it has been our home for Jolly Goodness ever since. This December, we are not just marking a 10th anniversary, we are inviting every volunteer, every donor, every child who has ever been part of this story to come back and celebrate with us.”

The foundation's work is centred on three areas: education, health and youth empowerment.

Over the past decade, its programmes have included scholarships and educational support, free medical screening and treatment for underserved communities, as well as mentorship initiatives aimed at supporting young people.

Jolly Goodness has become the foundation's most prominent annual initiative, bringing together beneficiaries, volunteers and partners for a day of activities designed to provide Christmas support to children and families.

The 2026 edition will be held under the theme “Ten Years. One Joy. Still Goodness.”

As part of the anniversary celebrations, the foundation has unveiled a new 10th anniversary logo and launched a public campaign encouraging individuals and organisations in Ghana and abroad to support the programme.

The foundation is seeking volunteers, individual donors, corporate sponsors and institutional partners ahead of this year's event, which it says is expected to be the biggest edition of Jolly Goodness since its inception.

Members of the public can also attend the event in Winneba on December 26.

Further information on volunteering, donations and partnerships is available through The PEB Foundation's official channels and its website.

The PEB Foundation was established in 2016 and operates across Ghana with a focus on education, health and youth empowerment.