btac projects
MONTH OF JUNE 2021
African Men are to be celebrated all Month! Our primary focus at BTAC is to encourage our Men here in Africa and those Living in the Diaspora to know that they are valued . Read More
ABOUT STEVE BEDI:African Men and Music:
Steve Bedi is one of our own. Born in Sunyani in the Brong Ahafo Region but hailing from the Volta Region, Bedi has been playing the saxophone since he was seven years old and has risen to become one of the most accomplished in the system. Read More
BTAC Sponsoring 100 Less Privileged Kids To School With $10,000!
WODA MAYA visits BTAC
BTAC TRAVEL GHANA
A Glimpse into the life of the people in the village of Mampong Bunuso where BTAC have several Project
A visit with the IBWPPI Women’s Empowerment Group in the village of Mampong Bunuso in the Ashanti Region of Ghana
The Village of Mampong Bunuso
The Children of Mampong Bunuso
Gifts from the people of Mampong Bunuso
Visiting with the teachers of Mampong Bunuso
BRIDGE-TO-AFRICA CONNECTION, INC. AND THE ARTIVIST PROJECT LAUNCHES ITS INAUGRAL AKATAMANSO ARTS FESTIVAL AND CREATIVE ARTS SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAM IN ATASEMANSO, KUMASI GHANA AUGUST THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2021
MISSION
The mission of the Creative Arts Summer Learning Program is to:
- Use the arts as a vehicle to educate and bring awareness to non-traditional careers
- Build support for the Bridge to Africa Connection mentorship program
- Showcase the talent of the children in Ghana via various artistic and cultural medium
PURPOSE
The purpose of this program is to change the trajectory of communities in Ghana by:
- Fostering mentorship in children ages ten (10) to seventeen (17) years
- Exposing the children to non-traditional careers in the arts and media so the children can then create career goals.
PROPOSED MODULES
ACTING DRAMA
POETRY SPOKEN WORD
PAINTING SCULPTING
DANCE & DRUMMING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS / DISC JOCKEYING (DJing)
COSMETOLOGY FASHION MODELING
The modules indicated above will be grouped into four major categories: Arts, Music, Theatre and Beauty.
STAFF
The program will be conducted by four facilitators and a Director. The Director will also be in charge of administrative duties directly related with the program.
THE SELECTION PROCESS
Auditions will be held in July.
- Participants will be selected based on talent, artistic rendering and passion for the craft.
- Each participant will be required to have parent / guardian permission to participate in the program.
- Each participant will be given a mentor to help guide them through the program to ensure the participants’ success.
PROGRAM DETAILS
- Each student selected for the program will be granted a scholarship to participate in the program.
- Lunch allowance will be provided to each participant.
- Sessions will be Monday through Thursday from 8:00am to 4:00pm.
- The program will conclude with a huge, vaudevillian performance/competition with judges awarding prizes based on overall performances by module.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
The program will last four weeks (9th August to 3rd September, 2021). Training will be held four days each week, sixteen training days in all. The children will have weekends off to practice on their own. The final weekend of the program would be used for exhibition and selection of the best child performance. Monetary rewards to be given to the best performers, also certificates will be awarded.
AKATAMANSO ARTS FESTIVAL AND CREATIVE ARTS SUMMER LEARNING PROGRAM
Akatamanso is an Akan word meaning “Umbrella”.
The literal meaning of Akatamanso is ”that which covers the nation” An umbrella shields people from rain and sunshine. It’s a symbol of protection and also a symbol of unity as mostly everything can be brought under ”one umbrella”. The program is a unification of children from various homes, different cultural backgrounds and heritage under one umbrella through the arts to collectively portray Ghana’s culture and heritage.
FUNDING
The Program will be funded through donations, in-kind support, sponsorships and partnership with Artist Yrneh Gabon and the Artivist Project.
PUBLICITY
Banners and Flyers will be placed in the community of Atasemanso and shared on all social media platforms. Short videos will be made by the children to introduce themselves and also share a brief story about themselves and their talent. The videos will be posted on YouTube and other social media platforms.
The hosts of the program will invite the general public to the final showcase which will be a live performance and streamed live where possible.
For Information please call: +233 (0) 24 625 1192 OR +233 (0) 24 465 4800
PLANNING TEAM:
Dawn Sutherland
Angie (Angela) Odame
Yrneh Gabon
SUNDAE ON SUNDAY
Bridge to Africa Connection is excited to have a Sunday filled with ice cream, children love and fun.
Please join Rhamir, Million, Milan and Jayla as they prepare to travel to Ghana 🇬🇭 . If you can’t attend but wish to purchase Ice Cream then please visit our website and all proceeds will go towards the biggest Ice Cream and Pool Party for the Children in Kumasi, Ghana ! It will be a great Sundae on Sunday!
FRESH SPRING LEMONADE
Lemonade Stands are always refreshing and enjoyable, well imagine a big lemonade stand for the children in Kumasi, Ghana! All we need is Sugar and Fresh Lemonade from the African Tree! The Children will be happy!!! Please join us as we virtually enjoy a fresh squeezed virtual glass of lemonade! Donate whatever your heart desires!
MONTH OF MAY 2021
CELEBRATION OF AFRICA DAY
Africa Day is celebrated every year on 25 May to commemorate the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (African Union). Africa Day is intended to celebrate and acknowledge African solidarity, unity in diversity, creativity, challenges and successes.
It is clear that there are 54 member states in the African Union. Africa Day is a day for all African countries. However, Africa Day is officially observed as a public holiday in only twelve African countries, Ghana, Mali, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola, Chad, Comoros, Equatorial Guinea, Lesotho, Liberia and Mauritania.
However, due to the Pandemic the holiday and the usual festive observance across Africa have been suspended or will be limited in most countries.
We ask that you observe this day with us silently and through photos understanding that our history is rich and we must take the time to understand our history and learn more about the people of Africa!
April 27th 2021
Today we are headed on a 7hr Journey to Change the lives of over 283 Children in Bolgatanga , the Northern part of Ghana. We are armed Today we are headed on a 7hr Journey to Change the lives of over 283 Children in Bolgatanga , the Northern part of Ghana. We are Armed with Days for Girls Kits donated by Aunty Renee McDaniel, Aunty Betty Arnold, KHLOEKARES, the Epsilon Xi Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in San Diego, CA lead by Barbara Logan and BTAC CIRCLE of FRIENDS!. Jennifer was born and raised in Bolgatanga and she’s giving back in a major way . Jennifer will Teach 7 Principles to Teenage Girls on Menstruration & Sexual Defense and Abrafi (Makresha) will teach 3 Tools that can be used to Survive and Step into your Beautiful Purpose.
Our leader Mama Dawn Sutherland has left us alone to the Work of an Army. We are humbled because that means she trust us. God is using us all.
Medaase to all who extend prayers towards our willingness to walk in our Purpose.
Chabela thanks for the TShirt Slogan on the back.
April 27th 2021
Today we are headed on a 7hr Journey to Change the lives of over 283 Children in Bolgatanga , the Northern part of Ghana. We are armed Today we are headed on a 7hr Journey to Change the lives of over 283 Children in Bolgatanga , the Northern part of Ghana. We are Armed with Days for Girls Kits donated by Aunty Renee McDaniel, Aunty Betty Arnold, KHLOEKARES, the Epsilon Xi Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority in San Diego, CA lead by Barbara Logan and BTAC CIRCLE of FRIENDS!. Jennifer was born and raised in Bolgatanga and she’s giving back in a major way . Jennifer will Teach 7 Principles to Teenage Girls on Menstruration & Sexual Defense and Abrafi (Makresha) will teach 3 Tools that can be used to Survive and Step into your Beautiful Purpose.
Our leader Mama Dawn Sutherland has left us alone to the Work of an Army. We are humbled because that means she trust us. God is using us all.
Medaase to all who extend prayers towards our willingness to walk in our Purpose.
Chabela thanks for the TShirt Slogan on the back.
Hemang JHS Awards Ceremony to encourage the students to do well in school hosted by BTAC!
Atasemano R/C Primary School received gifts of HP LAPTOP and PROJECTOR Donated by Girls Like Me in Chicago, Illinois and RODZI Media and Technology Center in Kumasi!
Thanks to BTAC Partners for changing lives!
BTAC Renovated a 3 Block Building at State Experimental Basic 1 in February 2021 to help the school comply with safety protocols!
BEFORE PHOTOS OF THE CONDITIONS OF State Experimental Basic 1 School Block
AFTER the RENOVATIONS at State Experimental Basic 1 School Block in the Kumasi Metro District
MONTH OF APRIL 2021
AKA Global Impact Day Observance
In recognition of our connectedness across continents and geographic borders, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated will work with our corporate partners and others to connect with and support our sisters and brothers at home and abroad by donating our time, talents, gifts and resources to those in need.
April 1, 2021
We launched KHLOE KARES Masks today wearable today by BTAC Scholars in Kumasi
Next week we will give out 1,000 masks at our neighborhood schools🙏🏾 Thank You for your support
Dear African Woman
By : Brenda Dokmah Bakomora, Ghana
If I haven’t told you that you are beautiful, you are
If I haven’t told you that your smile is lovely, it is
If I havent told you that your dark skin
is more beautiful than the night sky, it is
Click here to learn more
EARTH DAY
APRIL 22,2021
BTAC is very excited about this new month and what it means for our Children. Throughtout this month we will focus on Enterpenurship, Healing and Health. Education is key but we also want our Children to see the importance of building wealth for future generations.
MONTH OF MARCH 2021
Thankfulness
To all our Circle of Friends we are extremely excited to support @hellonanadolls
2021 Holiday Season for our children will be phenomenal as we work hard to try and get dolls for our little girls
Donate towards purchasing a doll for a 🇬🇭Princess
International Womens Month
Is truly show us African Queens
Thanks @fuseodg for this line of dolls.
Founded by Afrobeats Superstar Fuse ODG, Nana Dolls is on a mission to champion the beauty of Africa and promote self-love, especially in young children.
Children are highly influenced by the world around them, and so it is our job to make sure we give them the best foundation to build on, teaching them to love themselves and be proud of who they are.
What better way to instill this ‘self-love’ than through their favorite toys.
Nana Dolls have made it their goal to inspire children to love and take pride in their heritage in a world that makes it hard to do so at times, educating and empowering them through Nana Dolls and their stories.
“The dolls are inspired by historical African figures; brave and courageous women who did something extraordinary. It is vital for our children and future generations to know about these powerful women in history”
GHANA Will your Community Win? CLEAN UP!
KUMASI ONLY
Blessing those who work with Children to Clean their Community!
Cleanliness is next to Godliness and we are determined to keep our community clean.
Please join us in our efforts to teach the children the importance of cleaning.
Inbox @kumasiprojects2021 for more info.
Be sure to follow Covid19 protocol #bridgetoafricaconnection #CLEANGHANABTAC
#kumasiclean
#earthdayeveryday
#earthday2021
#africansforafrica
BRAS & FEMININE HYGIENE CAMPAIGN
HISTORY MONTH
WOMEN are the most sensitive, caring and maternal people in the world. Women are very sympathetic towards people and things.
Women are special because they love to accomplish things and they love to work together to get what they want. Women have come so far in this world and that is what makes them so special.
JOIN is as we continue to set the tone for future generations
Bridge-To-Africa Connection Presents Real Talk (Education, Self love and Living a purposeful Life)
Bridge to Africa Connection is overwhelming excited about the Real Talk event that our Aunties from the Diaspora are coming to share.
This will be our second guest of 2021 and we are definitely “ Healing Our Roots!” Thank you Purpose Youth Foundation for being apart of our Circle of Friends
HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S MONTH
March We Celebrate International African Women in Africa and those living in the Diaspora International African Women’s History Month, is an annual declared month that highlights the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society.
It is celebrated during March with International Women’s Day on March 8th Women of color are usually underrepresented in professional, high status jobs in law, medicine, academia, and business. When they do make it to these rarified roles but are the only ones in an organizational setting, they are more likely to doubt the company’s commitment to inclusion and equity and thus are more likely to want to pursue opportunities elsewhere.
MONTH OF FEBRUARY 2021
BRIDGE-TO-AFRICA CONNECTION & KLOE KARES PRESENTS:
SKIP-A-TON 2021
Our Leader has sacrificed so much for us and she accepts all challenges with us. Will you support the Skipathon? Will you be apart of our vision? Will you donate to BTAC ?
Saturday 2-13-2021
Join us in this Virtual Fundraiser. Healthy Heart Challenge! Simple all day on 2-13-2021 from Morning to Midnight help us jump into health, bring awareness to heart disease and give back to the children of BTAC.
Instructions:
1. Grab a Jump Rope
2.Every jump = . 25cents to BTAC
3. Take a picture & videos jumping
4. Donate and tell us how you did.
#HOR2021 #bridgetoafricaconnection
#healthyheartchallenge
#healthyghana
LEGACY SHOE STORE
started as an idea as I drove from Hollywood and watched the shoe heads gather outside a popular shoe store at 6am to buy one pair of shoes at hundreds of dollars. Immediately I thought of my babies in Africa who had worn out shoes and no socks.
Since its opening in 2018 we have provided shoes for over 3,000 children, women & men.
I am reaching out for you for your support and help. Check your closet for a pair or two of sneakers or shoes (slightly used or new) that want to travel to Africa.
Black History Month and February Love Month is my FAVORITE Month of the Year. Nothing to spread but Love
Bridge to Africa Connection extremely blessed!
On February 2, 2021 we were thrilled to witness the first birth at the Cordelia Sutherland Clinic in Feyaise.
A visit to the Clinic located at the Palace in Feyaise Akoyem, Ghana has further ignited the passion in me to fight to help others less fortunate. Their circumstances are not the results of choices they made but a failure of society to provide the basic needs required for a healthy productive community. I vow to not turn away but to take a leadership role to help the people of Feyaise minimize the unnecessary deaths of the children of the community.
We are thankful for our Donors and Supporters from the Diaspora. However, a special thanks goes to Madam Barbara Perkins and the Women of IBWPPI .
HEALING OUR ROOOTS
Sunsum Mu Ayare Sa
Bridge-To-Africa Connection has decided to strictly focus on healing our land in Africa , working to encourage children and doing what we can to make things better for us. We can’t focus on everyone else affairs. We stand in solidarity with our Family and Circle of Friends in the Diaspora and Urge you to COME HOME.
We know that you are protected by OUR ANCESTORS!
How An African American Moved To Ghana To TakeCare Of Less Privileged Kids!
Youth of Africa Career Development (YACD)
is a US based 501(c) (3) non-profit organization. YACD’s mission is to provide career training and workforce readiness support to youth that live in Africa. YACD has collaborated with Bridge to Africa Connection, Inc. on a very unique & personalized pilot program that started on October 13, 2020. The first roll out of this training specifically has targeted recent junior high school graduates whom are transitioning into the senior high school level.
The core purpose of this program is to better equip existing BTAC’s program participants with soft skills that can be used within any workplace. Through YACD’s career development curriculum, students are trained through several workplace role examples & needed skills that highlight specialized trainings in the areas such as resolving conflicts, effective communication skills, workplace ethics, goal setting & various other layers of workplace professional development. YACD is also ensuring that BTAC’s students are adequately prepared to select a required major during their transition into Ghana’s high school system.
Unlike many other countries around the world, Ghana’s Ministry of Education requires that all incoming high school students select a major before their entrance into senior high school. For this reason, our program further supports youth with needed clarity & navigation through this system. Every YACD student is provided a career assessment test which further reinforces their selected high school major & future career path option possibilities. Our program also prepares youth to utilize life skills for their future success. These life skills support our participants irrespective of their individual completions of their work at the secondary and/or college education levels. The Youth of Africa Career Development is extremely proud to be in such a meaningful partnership with Bridge to Africa Connection, Inc.
Bridge-To-Africa ConnectionPresents:
Homelessless Hurts Pillow Drive!
We Could be Homeless Next Week! Yes that’s what I said!
Life circumstances could find us all in need of help and support . Would you want to be ignored or treated less than?
The Teach One Reach One Foundation has Championed a great cause and Bridge -To -Africa Connections, President&Founder Madam Dawn Sutherland is always finding ways to stay connected in bridging the Gap between those in the Diaspora and our family in Africa.
#teachonereachone
#bridgetoafricaconnection
On Saturday 10-10-20
9:00am in Inglewood & Leimert Park: MY TEAM – BTAC will hand out a Morning Snack and a Pillow to any Homeless person in the surrounding area. Pillows at Walmart are 2.97 (standard size)
Register for free below
International Day of the Girl is this weekend and BRIDGE-TO-AFRICA CONNECTION has partnered with GIRLS LIKE ME.
On Sunday, October 11, 2020, the Girls Like Me Project Inc. (GLMPI) will host its ninth annual Chicago Day of the Girl event in observance of International Day of the Girl International Day Of The Girl is meant to promote the empowerment of young girls everywhere, while also advocating for the attainment of their basic human rights, like education and bodily autonomy. The COVID crisis has created a new sense of urgency for programming that speaks to girls , especially to Black girls.
“Just this year alone, girls have had to navigate a world impacted by a global pandemic,” says La’Keisha Gray-Sewell, GLMPI executive director. “Black girls in Chicago are living under additional duress of police brutality, segregation and poverty, educational inequities, mysterious kidnappings and violent murders. The acute trauma greatly shapes their development and sense of self-worth.”
Since 2012, GLMPI has introduced 500 girls to International Day of the Girl, through its flagship Chicago Day of the Girl program. Due to COVID, this year’s Chicago Day of the Girl is a free virtual celebration to raise money in support of GLMPI’s critical programs. This year’s theme is Black Girl Voices. Black Girl Moves. Throughout the day GLMPI will showcase amazing young Black girl creatives in fitness, dance, film, and spoken word.
“Black girls in Chicago possess a magic that manifests into creative works of art,” says Gray-Sewell. “It flows in their native tongue full of midwestern soul. From dancing to fashion, academic achievement to civic engagement and activism; they are hope in a callous world. Our virtual event will center their lived experiences in
Sundae on Sunday supporting The Ice Cream Shop in Kumasi, Ghana was Amazing!
Taking Care of the Children, showing them how to have FUN and teaching them to NETWORK is paramount to their growth and development towards success.
Thank You to all who support BTAC, we are grateful🙏🏾❤️
Thank You Samantha for allowing us to support you with our ideas from Los Angeles😀
#TheIceCreamShop @Theicecreamshopgh
Sunday Morning Girls last day of their first apprentice tour with Transformation Beauty Salon
BTAC FALL SESSION
Our Children spent today testing. We are excited for this much needed break from the children. They will return October 12, 2020 for Winter Sessions. In an effort to continue with protecting ourselves from Covid19 we will use the time to Sanitize, Clean and Rest.
Thank you to our:
Director of Children Affairs – Jennifer and Board Director & Marketing Manager- Abrafi Koto for planning the sessions and working to ensure the children have had a balanced education during this difficult time.
Thank you to Our Village of Aunties & Uncles in the Diaspora who have sent money, books, words of encouragement and more.
#bridgetoafricaconnection #CHOCOLATEDROPSCANFLY #chocolatedropscanfly #africansforafrica #kumasibusiness #kumasiisgreat
#ghanaian #ghanaweb
#ghanaeducation
@bridgetoafricaconnection
@diasporaaffairs.ghana
@gheduservice
TRIBUTE TO CHADWICK BOSEMAN
Bridge to Africa Connection would like to pay respects to a man who showed us what it means to fight and die as a Hero . Rest with the Ancestors ” Chadwick Boseman” 1976-2020
Our Lives were impacted by our Uncle who put Africa on the map. He showed our courage and power. On Friday we will celebrate and honor him, We are Children but we are wise.
Jump & Skip for a Cause
and help the children in Kumasi with basic things for the start of School!
1. Grab your rope aka jump rope.
2. Pick a Tally Man or Woman ( add the score on your jumps)
3. .25cents a jump! 100 jumps equals .25.00 and 100gh cedis!
4. Jump with a Child in Kumasi to raise more money. Not Everyone can Jump rope (bad knee) So call Dawn or inbox (kumasiprojects2020) and she and Jennifer will assign someone to jump for you.
5. Donate August 16th! BRIDGE-TO-AFRICA CONNECTION
some are doing it for fun with family and inviting friends to Skip and Jump along!
We want to see your photos and videos along the way. Get Fit and Jump at the same time
Winner! yes there will be a Winner
Special Gift from BTAC
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM!
Madam Dawn Sutherland , “social media is a great tool if used properly. ” That is the first lesson you taught me and I’ve been sitting at your foot ever since trying my best to be a ” Good Student Child” and not take anything you say to me, show me or expose me for granted. Adults need Mentors as well and for this season in my 40’s and beyond God blessed me with You! Noone will ever understand why I try to do all that I can to support BRIDGE-TO-AFRICA CONNECTION. Our Sistah , Auntie, Madam Mum, Hey Girlfriend relationship is such a blessing. Yes you have well over 300 plus Children and I’m the Oldest in my head! You are Smart You are Logical You are Humble You are Kind You are Caring You are what a true African Warrior Woman is No video, no thank you can sum up the blessing you’ve been to me in this Season of my life. Forever your student child and biggest fan. AKOSUA ABRAFI KOTO HUMBLE CRYING CRAB! THATS ME!
VIRTUAL AFRICAN HIGH TEA 2020
Bridge To Africa Connection is Proud to Invite you to a 2 Hour Virtual High Tea. Due to unforeseen circumstances we are having our 3rd Annual High Tea Virtually. What will I need
1. Set Up your tea table
2. Put on your best African Wear
3. Login to Facebook
(Dawn Sutherland) or Instagram Live(kumasiprojects2020) and Enjoy the Performance, Hear from Nana Apau Wiafe Sanwansa,
our Hemanhene and most importantly help us cheer and present special gifts, trophies and certificates to the Men & Women who support the work we do in Ghana for hundreds of children.
WE CAN’T DO ANYTHING WITHOUT EACH OF YOU!
Tell all Your Friends and lets make this out Virtual getaway for two hours. We are asking for you to donate panties, socks or underwear for all ages 0-18yrs or toiletries to keep them clean.
Thank You and please Click on the Donate button
REAL TALK WITH LISA UPSHAW
Theme: “Preparing for Success”
Bridge To Africa Connection Official Contribution & Impact To Ghana 2016 to 2019 (Serving the Children Our Future)
20 African-Americans Return to Ghana
A group of 20 individuals of African descent born in the United States of America have arrived in the country to experience the historical and cultural significance of a tour dubbed “RETURN TO AFRICA”.
The group would tour key West African countries to mark 400 years of African Americans enslavement and survival in the Americas.
The Power of Partnership! IBWPPI Partners with BTAC
The women who make up the International Black Women’s Public Policy Institute (IBWPPI), are committed to IBWPPI’s vision of enhancing lives globally, through acts of kindness and good public policy. Based in the United States
20 African-Americans Return to Ghana
A group of 20 individuals of African descent born in the United States of America have arrived in the country to experience the historical and cultural significance of a tour dubbed “RETURN TO AFRICA”.
The group would tour key West African countries to mark 400 years of African Americans enslavement and survival in the Americas.
KEYNOTE ADDRESS BY HIS ROYAL MAJESTY Otumfuo Osei Tutu II
Bridge-To-Africa-Connection Present| Akwaaba AFI Trailblazers
50 African Americans arrive Benin City on rediscovery mission
in a seeming resurgence of the tourism sector in Edo State on the back of ease of doing business reforms of the Governor Godwin Obaseki-led administration, 50 African American tourists have arrived Benin City, the state capital, to trace their origin.
Ancestral roots: Fifty African-Americans visit Oba of Benin
About 50 African-American tourists visited the palace of the Oba of Benin, His Royal Majesty, Omo n’Oba n’Edo, Uku Akpolokpolo, Ewuare II, during a trip to the Edo State capital to trace their ancestral roots.
PHENOMENAL LOVE TOUR 2019 PRESENTS| LAURIE’S RAFFLE OF LOVE
BLACK ARTS LOS ANGELES PRESENTS| 10TH ANNUAL JUNETEENTH HERITAGE FESTIVAL
Bridge-To-Africa-Connection Presents|African High Tea
PHENOMENAL LOVE TOUR PRESENTS| EARTH DAY
Planting Seeds Children’s Fundraiser| Opal’s Garden
Opal Garden Event was absolutely amazing and we had over 40 attendees. Opal and Lady gave a speech that moved everyone to tears. Falice DJ’d and almost 50 attended. We are thankful
J&J PRESENTS THE PHENOMENAL LOVE TOUR FUNDRAISER
Jeshana Avent-Johnson and Nashavae Johnson you ladies did an outstanding job . Bridge to Africa Connection is thankful . Dawn Sutherlandwould’ve been thrilled.
CULTURAL INTERIORS ARTIST SHOWCASE
P-LOVE TEAM AND THE WONDERFUL Tara Sullivan I AM SO HAPPY ABOUT TONIGHT! YOU LADIES ARE EXTREMELY AMAZING AND TO Ameera Daaood Mook Bee YOU DID AN OUTSTANDING JOB On the Art. WE WORK TOGETHER! We collected deodorant, had libations , listened to music and did it all for a great cause , BRIDGE TO AFRICA CONNECTION FOUNDER Dawn Sutherland WOULD BE PROUD
OUT OF THE RAIN CAME A BEAUTIFUL RAINBOW!
Bridge-To-Africa Connection, Inc. completed another milestone today with the Opening of a brand new 10 Block School complete with 8 Classrooms, Library, Headmaster’s office and Teachers Lounge to serve the Children and Teachers of Abidjan Nkwanta, New Kokobiriko in Bosomtwe District, Ashanti Region of Ghana.
Thank You to our supporters and Circle of Friends who made this dream a reality. ❤️❤️❤️
This Vision began in 2017 when Khloe Kares partnered with BTAC to install the Borehole and Toilet Facility.
The new school building is now DONE ❤️
Betty AFI Trailblazers, you will complete the celebration with a full launch of the Library in June.
What an Amazing and blessed day, we made the children so very happy and they are grateful for the blessings bestowed on them.
Thank You!
DAYS FOR GIRLS KUMASI PROJECT
Ladies, just imagine your life without the proper products during your monthly menstrual cycle, in addition, no toilet or water to wash up properly.
Well many girls suffer daily in this world. Many use old cloth, banana leaves, cardboard or whatever materials are available to keep from messing up all over themselves during their monthly cycle.
Phenomenal Love Sistahs
Traveling to another country is a great way to learn more about the world surrounding us. Several Inspirational Women from diverse backgrounds will travel from the USA to Ghana on one of many mission trips to work with the BTAC Family and help change lives “One Child at a Time”.
Women’s Group Helps Children in Ghana
Augusta, GA (WJBF) – In the season of giving a women’s group, Journey Sistahs, traveled to Ghana to help children in need.
Cheri Tutt stopped by Television Park to talk with News Channel 6’s Mary Morrison about the amazing experience on Good Morning Augusta Weekends.
Mystical ‘Wakanda Village’ comes alive in Heman
The mystical Wakanda Village of the “Black Panther” movie by Marvel Comics of Marvel Worldwide Inc is about to manifest at Hemang in the Afigya Kwabre District of the Ashanti Region.
American Philanthropist Makresha Reneau Opens Up Her Heart To Ghana With Her 14 Journey Sistahs
A memorable and well planned mission from the United States to Ghana by the very intelligent and beautiful sisters of colour led by Marketing and Communication expert Makresha McFashion Reneau has left an indelible mark on the hearts of school children in Hemang and Atasomanso in the Ashanti Region of Ghana.
Youngest American philanthropist made citizen of Heman
The Chief of Hemang, Nana Appau Wiafe Ababio Sanwansa, has bestowed honorary citizenship on an 11-year-old American philanthropist, Khloe Thompson, of the Khloe Kares Foundation.
11 -Year old American Philanthropist Khloe Thompson Breathes Life Into Two Primary Schools In Ghana
Within a period of 18 months, America’s youngest Philanthropist Khloe Thompson from Los Angeles California has braced the odds and made that long trip to Ghana twice, to show love by giving kids of her age, access to clean drinking water.
AMAZON SMILE – SUNDAY GIVING
Greetings Family and Friends. I know most of you order through Amazon. Well if you are an Amazon Prime Member and Use this link added to your purchase, Amazon will add and bless your order with a donation to our selected 501c Bridge to Africa Connection. Our Goal is to bless in all ways
JOURNEY SISTAHS
Traveling to another country is a great way to learn more about the world surrounding us. Several Inspirational Women from diverse backgrounds will travel from the USA to Ghana on one of many mission trips to work with the BTAC Family and help change lives “One Child at a Time”.
The Cordella Sutherland Clinic
A visit to the Clinic located at the Palace in Feyaise Akoyem, Ghana has further ignited the passion in me to fight to help others less fortunate. Their circumstances are not the results of choices they made but a failure of society to provide the basic needs required for a healthy productive community.
Support One Child at a Time
The focus of Bridge-To-Africa Connection is to help each child within our reach with getting an education and staying in school. Through sponsorships we help to pay school fees, buy food, uniforms, pay for extra tutoring and attend to emergency needs as they arise.
Dolls for Kids
As I look to continue to make a difference in the lives of others, especially children, I want to invite you to join me on my latest project “Dolls for Kids”. I have been thinking and brainstorming ideas on how we can continue to help the kids by…
BTAC Partners with the A Girls
Bridge-To-Africa Connection is a USA non-profit 501©3 organization. Its primary mission is to change the lives of children and women one person at a time. We are currently working on a project “Dolls for Kids“.
BTAC — Providing Desk For Champions
Now, more so than ever, taking the necessary steps to ensure a brighter future for the boys and girls currently living in the Ashanti Region of Ghana is of utmost importance. We hope that you can see yourself, working shoulder to shoulder with us, to make a difference to ensure every…
