Best Assurance Company Limited has supplied the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) with 28,500 exercise books valued at GH¢100,000, a move aimed at filling resource gaps in schools across the country.
The donation, part of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility agenda, was formalised in a letter dated 13 August 2026 and signed by Managing Director Mr Robert Wugah. The letter confirms Best Assurance’s commitment to support GETFund with essential teaching materials, including textbooks, stationery and other educational supplies.
GETFund’s Education Financing and Partnership Initiative (EFPI), led by Administrator Mr Paul Adjei, seeks to mobilise private‑sector support for educational infrastructure and materials. The partnership follows a proposal submitted by the Fund on 14 July 2026, inviting corporate partners to contribute resources.
Head of Corporate Affairs at Best Assurance, Mr Eric Paakow Selby, praised GETFund’s efforts to address infrastructure and resource deficits in schools, and reiterated the company’s intent to forge a long‑term, mutually beneficial relationship with the Fund.
Beyond the book donation, Best Assurance has expressed interest in offering insurance services to GETFund, covering areas such as motor, fire, engineering, marine, bonds and accident insurance for the Fund’s assets and operations.
The contribution underscores GETFund’s strategy to harness corporate support, complementing government investment to ensure quality, inclusive education for all Ghanaian learners.
