A room became
a library.
Together, we can do more.We connect donated books, laptops and requested medical resources with schools, health partners and community-led projects in Ghana.
A shared place to learn.
Library opening covered by Ghana News Agency, May 2026. Photographs show different views of the project before and after the transformation.
Our mission. Our values. Our promise.
Our mission
Redistributing resources from places of excess to places of need.
Our promise
We serve people regardless of religion, ethnicity, status or gender. We begin by listening and work alongside communities to put useful resources to work.
Sustainability
Keep useful resources in use and reduce avoidable waste.
Accountability
Follow through on commitments and check how resources are used.
Transparency
Share clear information about our work, costs and progress.
Read our full values statement
Resource Together is committed to fostering a sustainable future by implementing practices that honor our planet and promote social responsibility. We hold ourselves accountable by ensuring we meet our commitments and operate with integrity. We believe in transparency as a cornerstone of trust, providing clear communication and openness in all our actions and decision-making processes. Together, these values guide us to create a lasting positive impact, fostering a healthier planet and a more equitable future for generations to come.
Resource Together · U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity
EIN 99-3987450 · Sustainability | Accountability | Transparency
Books and community totals: Resource Together records summarized in September 2026. Akroso library and examination milestone: Ghana News Agency, May and September 2026.
A library.
A school first.
A new chapter.
What began with 600 books grew into a community library with more than 5,000 books and four laptops.
Students, teachers, families and local tradespeople helped turn shared resources into a place to learn. In May 2026, Ghana News Agency described it as the district’s first functional community library.
Students. One historic first.
In September 2026, GNA reported that all eight candidates in the school’s first-ever Basic Education Certificate Examination successfully completed the exam and were preparing for senior high school.
This milestone belongs to the students, teachers and families who worked for it. The library is one part of their wider story.
A focused pilot, followed by visits to see how resources were being used.
A locally built library, with four laptops supplied in total.
Continued support as the school celebrates its first examination cohort.
Read the independent reporting: library opening · 2026 school milestone.
Useful resources.
Meaningful opportunity.
We begin with what communities tell us they need. Books, technology and health resources belong in the hands of people who can put them to work.
Books that get opened.
From a mobile-library pilot to a fully stocked community library, we help schools create places where students can read, explore and keep learning.
Explore our library work →
New life for useful laptops.
Donated laptops and learning materials connect surplus in the U.S. with practical needs in Ghana. At Akroso, four laptops were supplied alongside the library’s books.
Offer laptops or materials →
Support for local health teams.
Our health work includes requested laptops and medical materials supplied to the Central Tongu District Health Directorate for local allocation.
Explore our health work →Please contact us before sending supplies so we can match donations to recipient needs and confirm suitability.
We don’t drop off
and disappear.
Listen first. Start small. Check what works. Grow with the community.
Our library model includes a return visit after 4–6 months to check access, care and use before a larger investment.
Local teachers, leaders and tradespeople are co-builders—not an afterthought.
Identify & verify.
A need reaches us. We visit, listen and assess what is requested and what the community is ready to support.
Partner & pilot.
We form a local partnership and begin with a manageable contribution—such as a first set of books and laptops.
Check & plan.
Follow-up visits look at how resources are used. The community then helps design and cost the next step.
Build & sustain.
Local hands help create the space. We stock it, recognize contributions and return to support continued use.
Different communities.
Shared possibility.
Each community starts in a different place. Our job is to listen, build relationships and support the next responsible step.
A milestone worth celebrating.
GNA reported the school’s first-ever BECE cohort and its leading performance among public schools in the Akroso Circuit. The eight students were preparing for senior high school.
Read the GNA story ↗
The next library takes shape.
GNA reported GHS 20,000 in Resource Together support toward the school’s library project. Our August project photos document shelving and construction work.
Follow our library projects →
A pilot before a permanent build.
Our project records describe a 600-book mobile-library pilot, with return visits to check use and readiness before moving toward a permanent library.
See the education program →Updates reflect the dated reports shown. For the latest project status, please contact our team. Photos: Resource Together’s project archive.
The books are only
part of the story.
The journey matters, too.
Donated resources still need to be packed, shipped, cleared and delivered. Your gift helps close the distance between generosity and a community’s next opportunity.
From U.S. collection and packing to Tema Port and local delivery in Ghana, logistics is part of making a donation useful.
Estimated logistics budget for the planned shipment.
Budget allocation—not funds raised.
Planning estimates from Resource Together’s shipping budget. Costs and timing may change. Contact us for current campaign status or a detailed giving discussion.
Talk with us about your gift →
It started with
a useful laptop.
It grows with all of us.
In 2023, founder Eugene Yeboah began redirecting usable laptops from the U.S. to Ghana. That simple act grew into a community-led effort connecting donors, volunteers, teachers, health partners and local leaders.
We serve people regardless of religion, ethnicity, status or gender. Every partnership starts with the same idea: useful resources should not go to waste while someone else needs them.
Meet the people behind the work →You bring the idea.
Let’s work out the details.
Have supplies to offer, time to share or a partnership in mind? Tell us a little about yourself and what you hope to contribute.
Generosity starts
with trust.
Ask questions. Read the independent coverage. Talk with the people doing the work.
Is Resource Together a registered U.S. charity?
Yes. Resource Together is a U.S. 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 99-3987450. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law and according to your circumstances. Visit our donation page for giving options.
How do I donate money?
Use our donation page to choose an amount and begin the giving process. For a project-specific gift or another arrangement, contact our team before giving.
Can I donate books, laptops or medical supplies?
Yes—please read what to include in a supply offer and contact us before shipping or dropping off items. We need to review recipient needs, condition, suitability and arrangements. For medical items, remaining shelf life and recipient requirements need to be checked. Send us the details through our contact form.
Where can I read more about the impact?
Ghana News Agency reported the Akroso library opening and the school’s 2026 examination milestone. Our education page and medical page explain the wider work. Organization-wide totals are identified as Resource Together’s own reporting.
Where can I watch videos and follow new updates?
Visit our social media section for direct links to Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and LinkedIn. These open the platforms in a new tab. Some platforms may ask you to sign in to view more content.
Can supporters visit a project?
Read how to enquire about a visit, then contact us with your proposed dates, group size and purpose. Visits need host approval, community consent, safeguarding and local schedules in place. A visit is not a promise of unrestricted or same-day access. Contact us about a visit.
Can my organization become a partner or host a collection drive?
Yes—see how to begin a partnership or collection drive. Tell us about your resources, skills, location and timing. For a large gift, corporate match or other giving arrangement, contact the team first for the appropriate instructions.
Can I stay in touch without a social media account?
Absolutely. Use our contact form or email resourcetogether24@gmail.com. Our project information, contact form and donation page do not require an account with a social media platform.
What should I do if a social link asks me to log in?
The platform may require an account to view additional posts or videos. You can close that tab and return here, or ask us directly about an update. You do not need to log into social media to donate through our website.
