GHS 6.4K raised of GHS 6.4K

Matilda's cleft lip was repaired, and now she just smiles.

In partnership with Graft Foundation

Matilda was born with a cleft lip that made feeding difficult and put her at risk of infection. Botome donors funded her surgery in partnership with Graft Foundation, whose reconstructive surgeons carried out the repair. She's a year old now, healed and thriving.

“The surgeons at Graft Foundation gave my daughter her smile. I hold that photo of her before and after every day.”

3w ago

GHS 5.1K raised of GHS 5K

Comfort's surgery and post-operative care were fully funded.

In partnership with Graft Foundation

Comfort needed a surgical procedure and the follow-up dressing care that came with it. Botome donors covered her treatment, delivered by the clinical team at Graft Foundation, from admission through recovery.

“I didn't carry this alone. The nurses and the donors who paid for my care carried it with me.”

1mo ago

GHS 7.8K raised of GHS 7.8K

A large tumour on Kwesi's back and shoulder was safely removed.

In partnership with Graft Foundation

Kwesi lived for years with a growing tumour on his back and shoulder that made work and sleep painful. Botome donors funded the surgery, carried out with Graft Foundation's surgical team. He holds up his own before-and-after photo now, proud of how far he's come.

“I carried that weight on my back for years. Now I only carry the picture, to remind me it's gone.”

2mo ago

GHS 29K raised of GHS 29K

Ghana Gold Board funded GHS 28,989.40 in hospital care through Botome.

In partnership with Ghana Gold Board

Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), paid via Agricultural Development Bank PLC, presented Greater Accra Regional Hospital with GHS 28,989.40 to cover patient care costs, part of its ongoing partnership with Botome to fund verified hospital cases.

“Corporate partners like GoldBod let us treat patients the moment they're verified, without the wait.”

2w ago

GHS 150K raised of GHS 150K

Melcom Care fitted 10 hospitals with pharmacy cold-chain refrigerators.

In partnership with Melcom Care

Vaccines and temperature-sensitive medicines need reliable cold storage, something many regional hospitals go without. Melcom Care, working with Botome, delivered pharmacy refrigerators to Upper East, Upper West, Tamale, Ho, Western, Greater Accra, Cape Coast, Komfo Anokye, 37 Military and Police hospitals in a single rollout.

“We used to worry about spoiled stock every time the power went out. Now every regional pharmacy has a unit built for this.”

2w ago

GHS 25K raised of GHS 25K

Telecel Ghana supplied a ward's worth of patient care essentials.

In partnership with Telecel Ghana

Telecel Ghana staff visited Ridge Hospital to hand over patient-care supplies directly to the nursing team, part of the company's ongoing community health partnership with Botome.

“It means a lot when a company shows up in person, not just with a cheque, but with people ready to carry boxes.”

1w ago

GHS 300K raised of GHS 300K

CBG gave GHS 300,000 to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.

In partnership with Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) · MahamaCares

Consolidated Bank Ghana (CBG) presented a GHS 300,000 cheque to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund under the MahamaCares initiative, funding directed toward patients who cannot cover catastrophic medical bills on their own.

“Every cedi here goes to a bill a family was about to face alone.”

4mo ago

GHS 220K raised of GHS 220K

WHO Ghana delivered supplies to strengthen pandemic preparedness.

In partnership with World Health Organization (WHO) Ghana

The World Health Organization's Ghana office, alongside The Pandemic Fund, handed over medical supplies to strengthen local health systems' readiness for future outbreaks, distributed to facilities coordinated through Botome's hospital network.

“Preparedness isn't glamorous, but it's the difference between a contained outbreak and a crisis.”

1mo ago

Provisions, mothercare items & patient bills cleared (amount undisclosed)

Kevin Okyere Foundation cleared patient bills at 37 Military Hospital.

In partnership with Kevin Okyere Foundation · Ghana Armed Forces (37 Military Hospital)

On 5 February 2026, the Kevin Okyere Foundation donated provisions and mothercare items to the Nkrumah (Children's) Ward and Maternity Ward at 37 Military Hospital, and settled outstanding bills for vulnerable mothers and children, some of whom had already been discharged but couldn't leave until their bills were paid. It's part of the Foundation's decade-long relationship with the hospital, which has also included equipment support during the pandemic.

5mo ago

7,020 units of blood collected (target: 7,000)

MTN Ghana & CalBank's 2026 blood drive collected 7,020 units, beating its target.

In partnership with MTN Ghana Foundation · CalBank

On 13 February 2026, MTN Ghana Foundation and CalBank ran the nationwide 'Save a Life' blood donation drive across 47 centres, including hubs at MTN House, the MobileMoney Ltd office and the CalBank Head Office in Ridge, Accra. The drive collected 7,020 units of blood against a 7,000-unit target, for the National Blood Service Ghana.

“MTN's unwavering support has been a game changer for Ghana's healthcare sector.”

4mo ago

Free cataract, hernia & tumour surgeries

Free surgical outreach reaches one of Ghana's most isolated hospitals.

In partnership with Together For Ghana e.V.

Donkorkrom, in the Kwahu Afram Plains, is surrounded on three sides by the Volta Lake, cutting it off from the mainland and making routine surgical care hard to reach. Together For Ghana e.V., a Munich-based nonprofit, runs a free-surgery programme through Donkorkrom Presbyterian Hospital covering cataract surgeries, hernia repairs and tumour removals for residents who would otherwise have to travel for hours, and pay out of pocket, to get them.

1mo ago

~100 mothers supported · 2 NICU incubators donated

Ernest Chemists gave ~100 mothers support and 2 hospitals new NICU incubators.

In partnership with Ernest Chemists Limited (ECL)

For Mother's Day, Ernest Chemists Limited (ECL) provided financial support to about 100 women across eight facilities - Cape Coast Teaching, 37 Military, Ridge, LEKMA, Tema General, Maamobi General, Mother and Child Hospital (Kasoa), and University of Ghana Hospital, Legon. ECL also donated a baby incubator each to Cape Coast Teaching Hospital and Tamale Teaching Hospital to support neonatal care.

“This gesture reflects our commitment to giving back to the communities we serve. We believe that when mothers are supported, families and communities become stronger.”

3mo ago