Giving back through life-changing experiences.
The Fever Relief Foundation (FRF) was founded in 2010 by Akwasi Oppong, a native of Ghana and now a citizen of the United States. FRF received 501c3 tax exempt status in 2013. From first-hand experience, Mr. Oppong experienced plenty and experienced and observed the ravages of want. Determined to change lives both in the United States and Ghana, Akwasi focused upon children and women.
With a focus on comprehensive services, we aim to empower residents as they transition from treatment to independent living. Divine Care AZ and Revival Health Group is dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for individuals recovering from addiction or mental health disorders. Our facility aims to bridge the gap between treatment and independent living by offering comprehensive services and resources to support residents' recovery journeys.
Established in 2013, Fever Relief Fund partnered up with Tradex Consulting Group for affordable home and mortgage program. Our goal is to end homelessness for individuals, families, and communities. We envision a world where every person has a home. Our values include creative collaborations, strategic leadership, empowerment for all, and passionate commitment.
Fever Relief Fund Affordable Home Program team is comprised of professionals that specialize in loan origination, loan servicing, and real estate asset management. New loan opportunities are thoroughly analyzed with emphasis on interviewing every borrower and inspecting each asset. A majority of deals are funded within 45 business days or less. Our teams collaborate with our clients to gain a full understanding of their processes and workflows ensuring seamless, efficient timeline.
More than $15 billion worth of medical supplies are discarded each year in the United States. At the same time, less fortunate countries are in desperate need of medical supplies. FRF closes this health care gap by connecting those who have with those who hope. Medical and surgical supplies and equipment (crutches, wheelchairs, scalpels, syringes, gloves, antibiotics, beds, exam tables etc.) are procured and delivered to health care providers in Ghana West Africa.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE:
In 2013, Fever Relief Fund made 17 shipments of medical supplies and equipment to 10 Government hospitals in Ghana W. Africa. These donated articles are of immeasurable assistance to FRF health care programs overseas, often making the difference between remaining open or closing.
The goal is to raise, on a yearly basis, $346,000 for the shipping program. FRF volunteers gather, sort, repair, catalogue, pack and ship items ranging from needles, syringes, bandages, incubators, computers, ultra sound, and etc.as donations to hospitals in the region.
“Shawn Springs Book Project”
The Majority of children in
Ghana grow up without books, while U.S. bookshelves and landfills in the United States overflow with books no longer read. Ghana, at 46 percent, has the highest percentage of illiteracy in the world.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE:
Completed 20 Libraries in Ghana.
. Created 40 partnerships with U.S.
schools and other organizations.
. More than 30,000 books have been
donated
“Jerome Bettis Clothing Project”
In most countries uniforms are required to attend school and parents can’t afford to purchase them for their children. Many children are missing out on an education because of something as
simple as a school uniform is not available.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE:
FRF has clothed more than 30,000
desperately needy children in Ghana
Project New Hope’ addresses the need for water, building of schools, and the creation of job opportunities.
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