COPDA Sweden

Become a monthly donor and help us help the less fortunate people in Liberia.

Your monthly donations will help us to work more effectively.

When we know that you as a monthly donor is there to support our work, COPDA Sweden can work smarter and more long term.

Thanks to all our monthly donors we can have a buffer so that when need calls, we can act quickly.

It’s your choiche how much you want to donate every month.

Did you know that $30 every month is enough for:

-clean drinking water for 60 persons

-a food paket for 2 persons

-schooling for 2 students

The reason to become a monthly donor!!!

-You help exposed people in Liberia

-The money is used where it is most needed

-You become an important part of a long-term change effort

Your donation will make a really big impact.

Account info:

Sweden BG 565-3357

From Abroad:

IBAN: SE 1380 0008 3279 9333 3833 64 SWIFT (BIC): SWEDSESS

Thank You

A new fundraiser is now on.

For us Europeans and Americans clean drinking water is not an issue. We just turn on the tap and it comes. For others it’s not that simple.

Following recent meetings,  we discovered there is no safe drinking water in most of the mine affected communities where we work.  If we can raise around $2000, we can construct a hand pump well in the most needy community. The goal is to help control COVID 19 through access to safe drinking water and proper hygiene practice. Following the installation of the pump, COPDA will establish a Health Committee to supervise the use of the pump and make sure community hygiene practices are enforced.

So  please chip in. Any amount is welcome and no amount is to small.

Thank you all in advance

I started a fundraiser on Facebook to raise money for the less fortunate people in Yekepa. Due to the Covid-19 lockdown a lot of people are facing difficulties in getting food and other necessities. All donations went to purchasing rice, oil, flour, hand sanitizer etc The goal was 20.000 SEK but I managed to raise almost 29.000.

Thank you all who donated