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Good Citizenship Challenge 2026 Launches - ¢15,000 Cash Prize

 The Kofi A. Tawiah Foundation. #Good_Citizenship_Challenge 2026 is now open.

Win GHC15,000.

Represent your school nationally.

 Get your project featured online.

This is more than a competition. 

It is your chance to lead change in your community.

ELIGIBILITY:


* Basic - Senior High Schools in Ghana.

* 1,500 - 2,500 words.

* The team should have at least 5 students with

staff supervision.

* Only new projects will be accepted. Any project completed before the start of this contest will not be considered.

Final Essay Submission:

30th June, 2026.

For more details, kindly contact us on 0505 910 960.

Participate in this transformative challenge as we learn, serve and impact together.

The Kofi A. Tawiah Good Citizenship Challenge is a national initiative to empower students to turn essential values into real community impact.

By participating, your school gives students the opportunity to identify real community problems, take initiative, and lead meaningful change. This initiative helps schools nurture a generation of young individuals who recognize that true leadership starts with a willingness to serve others and make a significant difference in their communities.

Participate in the Kofi A. Tawiah Good Citizenship Challenge and stand the chance to win:

🥇 1st Prize: GHS 15,000 and Souvenirs.

🥈 2nd Prize: GHS10,000 and Souvenirs

🥉 3rd Prize: GHS 5,000 and Souvenirs

Sign up now and let your students lead a lasting change in their communities.

Link to register

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