Campaign

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GH₵6.9K
Raised
7
Supporters
GH₵6K
Goal
115% funded

Campaign ended

Help Maame Akua restock after her hospital stay

This campaign has ended above its goal. Maame Akua is back on her street with fresh bread every morning.

The extra was paid forward to Kofi's hip operation. Thank you to everyone who helped.

This is a fictional demo campaign: the people, figures and contributions are invented. Photo by Langford Kwabena 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.
Personal & emergency Pay it forward Ended, surplus passed on Adabraka, Accra

Pay it forward. The organiser receives everything up to the goal. Anything raised above the goal is passed on to another Boxyfund campaign the organiser has chosen.

Pay it forward

This campaign raised more than its goal and passed GH₵900 on to A new hip for Kofi, aged 19.

How the money will be used

Flour and suppliesGH₵3,500 · 58%
Oven repairGH₵1,500 · 25%
Two weeks' rentGH₵1,000 · 17%

Milestones

  1. Back at work
    Done · 18 Oct 2026

Updates

Sep 21, 2026

Ama Darko

Back on the street

She sold out on her first morning back.

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