The Office of the Presidency has released its fifth public update detailing generous contributions made to the Children Support Fund, established in the wake of the tragic helicopter crash that occurred on 6 August 2025. The fund was created to support the welfare and long-term recovery of children affected by the incident.
According to the statement issued by the Presidency Communications Directorate and signed by Dr. Valerie Sawyer, Senior Presidential Advisor on Governmental Affairs and Coordinator of the Fund, donations were received between 23 September and 12 October 2025 from a diverse group of institutions and individuals. Notable Donors Include: Ghana Civil Aviation Authority, Kow Eduakwa Sam, BOST Energies, Ghana Revenue Authority, Embassy Group, Ghana Cylinder Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Ghana Maritime Authority, Ministry of Energy, Agencies under the Ministry of Lands & Natural Resources and Augustus Obuadum Tanoh.
Total Contributions:
- GHS 6,800,900.00
- US$20,000.00
The Presidency expressed deep gratitude to all contributors for their solidarity and compassion, emphasizing that the donations will be used transparently and effectively to provide medical care, educational support, and psychosocial services to the affected children.
Donation Channels: Contributions to the Children Support Fund can be made via Stanbic Bank Ghana Limited, Accra:
- GHS Account: 90401013628372
- USD Account: 90401013628373
Mobile payments can also be made to: CHILDREN SUPPORT FUND 6825
Dr. Sawyer reiterated the government’s commitment to accountability and pledged that regular updates will continue to be issued to ensure public confidence in the management of the fund.
This tragedy, which shook the nation, has also revealed the strength of Ghanaian unity and compassion. As donations continue to flow in, the government encourages more individuals and organizations to support the fund and help restore hope to the lives of the affected children.
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