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GH₵11.9K
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GH₵22K
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A safe crossing outside Kaneshie school

Every morning 900 children cross one of the busiest roads in Kaneshie. The assembly has agreed to a crossing if the community pays for it.

The money pays for speed bumps, paint, signs and a crossing warden for a year.

This is a fictional demo campaign: the people, figures and contributions are invented. Photo by Kofi Bhavnani on Unsplash.

Demo campaign. This campaign is fictional, made for the Boxyfund Demo Centre. Its people, figures and contributions are invented, and nothing you do here is charged.
Community & social impact All-or-nothing Live Kaneshie, Accra

All-or-nothing. The organiser receives the money only if the goal is reached by the deadline. If it is not, every supporter is refunded.

How the money will be used

Speed bumps and paintGH₵12,000 · 55%
Signs and lightsGH₵6,000 · 27%
Crossing warden for a yearGH₵4,000 · 18%

Milestones

  1. Assembly approval
    Done · 12 Oct 2026
  2. Crossing built
    Planned · 4 Dec 2026

Risks and challenges

All-or-nothing: if we don't reach the goal, every supporter is refunded.

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