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GH₵3K
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GH₵12K
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Repair café: fix it, don't bin it

Too much gets thrown away because one part broke. Our volunteers can fix most of it in an afternoon.

The money buys tools, a soldering station and spare parts for a year of monthly repair cafés.

This is a fictional demo campaign: the people, figures and contributions are invented. Photo by Yoga Sukma 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 Osu, 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

Tools and soldering stationGH₵7,000 · 58%
Spare parts for a yearGH₵4,000 · 33%
Tables and lightsGH₵1,000 · 8%

Milestones

  1. Venue agreed
    Done · 18 Oct 2026
  2. First repair café
    Planned · 19 Dec 2026

Risks and challenges

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

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