Impact Reports
Provide need-based college scholarships to students who have achieved academic excellence in Ghana, West Africa.
Annual Impact Reports
JEQ 2020 Impact Report
Annual report detailing student bursaries, laptop recipients, and academic Advising milestones achieved across tertiary campuses in Ghana.
JEQ 2021 Impact Report
This is how you are impacting underserved college students in Ghana, West Africa. Your contributions provided tuition, housing scholarships, and laptops to excellent but needy college students in Ghana. The Foundation is truly grateful to all the donors and supporters.
JEQ 2023-2024 Impact Report
"Doing good holds the power to transform us on the inside, and then ripple out in ever-expanding circles that positively impact the world at large." – Shari Arison
Voices of Impact
Read how financial support and laptop sponsorship transformed our scholars' academic journeys.
"Drs. Joseph and Elizabeth Quansah have been blessed, and they are truly a blessing to many with their Foundation. More students can be helped to fulfill their dreams with our additional support. It's a joy to contribute to this worthy cause and an honor to write this message"
Rev. Robert Crumbley
Auburn, Alabama, USA • Class of 2026
"It's been a pleasure partnering with JEQ Foundation to change the trajectory of Kudjoe Manfred, a medical student my wife and I are sponsoring throughout his medical school program in Ghana. Thanks for the opportunity to give back"
Dr. Emmanuel Appiah -Amponsah
Connecticut, USA • Class of 2026
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"Receiving the Carlita Nickson STEM Scholarship did not just fund my Civil Engineering degree; it connected me with international mentors who guided me through graduation. The laptop was my greatest tool for coding and modeling classes."
Serwaa Akoto Mensah
KNUST • Class of 2025
"I was on the verge of dropping out in my second year when my family could no longer afford the tuition. The JEQ Foundation stepped in, covered my full fees, provided hostel accommodation, and gave me a laptop. Today, I am a software engineer, and I've committed to sponsoring my first needy student next year."
Emmanuel Osei Boateng
University of Ghana (Legon) • Class of 2024