The Children’s Support Fund, established to safeguard the welfare and future of children affected by the August 6 helicopter crash, has received significant financial contributions from institutions, government agencies, and individuals, with total donations now exceeding GH¢10.15 million and US$20,000.

According to a press statement issued on Sunday, March 1, contributions received between October 17, 2025 and February 7, 2026 reflect growing national solidarity aimed at supporting the dependants of victims who lost their lives in the tragic incident.

The Fund was created as part of efforts to provide long-term assistance, including education, healthcare and general welfare support, for children left vulnerable by the disaster.

Broad Support from Public and Private Institutions

The latest disclosure lists a wide range of donors spanning both the public and private sectors. Key contributors include Ghana Reinsurance, the Ministry of Tourism, Vitol Ghana Services Limited, the Ministry of the Interior, and Kosmos Energy Ghana.

Support also came from groups and individuals such as Presidential Staffers at the Office of the President, Allied Health Professionals, PSC Tema, and several private citizens including Kenneth Nana Kwame Brown, Timothy Addai Adivilah Balag Kutu, Andra Appenteng, Seth Emanuel, Francis Dodoo, Padi Keteku and Seth Padi Ologo.

Additional donations were recorded from organisations and individuals identified as Stay String and Kenneth Brown, among others.

Officials noted that the continued inflow of donations demonstrates a collective national commitment to ensuring that children affected by the crash are adequately supported despite the loss of their parents or guardians.

Total Contributions and Fund Status

The statement confirmed that the Fund has so far received a cumulative total of GH¢10,150,495.00 and US$20,000.00, marking a significant milestone in the fundraising effort.

Administrators emphasised that the resources will be managed to guarantee sustainable assistance for beneficiaries, with priority placed on education, welfare services and long-term social protection.

Donation Channels Remain Open

Authorities have encouraged individuals, corporate bodies and philanthropic organisations to continue supporting the initiative.

Donations can be made through designated accounts at Stanbic Bank Ghana Limited, Stanbic Heights Branch in Accra. Contributors may pay into the Ghana Cedi account (9040013628372) or the US Dollar account (9040013628534).

Cheques and bank drafts are to be made payable to Children Support Fund 6825, while mobile money payments may also be made through approved digital payment platforms linked to the Fund.