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Kpasec 2003 Year Group hosts garden party to rekindle bonds and inspire legacy giving
February 22, 2026
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Kpasec 2003 Year Group hosts garden party to rekindle bonds and inspire legacy giving

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Key Points

  • The 2003 year group of Kpando Senior High School held a garden party reunion in the Volta Regional capital.
  • The event aimed to strengthen old ties, reflect on lives, and chart a collective path forward for their alma mater.
  • Alumni from across Ghana gathered, many reuniting for the first time in over two decades.
  • A primary objective was to rally support and secure pledges for a proposed 18-unit classroom block with auxiliary facilities for the school.
  • The gathering fostered networking, informal pledges, and discussions on fundraising strategies for the educational infrastructure project.

Why This Matters

This initiative exemplifies citizen-led development and the crucial role of alumni in supporting public education in Ghana. By funding an 18-unit classroom block, the group directly contributes to improving educational infrastructure, which is vital for student learning environments and overall human capital development in the country. Such efforts can alleviate pressure on government resources and inspire other groups to contribute to national development.

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