Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the Ghana Sports Fund, funding applications, and how your donations are used
What is the Ghana Sports Fund?
The Ghana Sports Fund is a statutory body established by Act 1159 of Parliament, passed on 2025. It provides structured, sustainable financing for sports development across all 16 regions of Ghana, covering athlete development, infrastructure, coaching, and grassroots programmes.
Who oversees the Fund?
The Fund operates under the Ministry of Sports and Recreation and is governed by a 11-member Board of Directors chaired by Prof. Koryoe Anim-Wright. The day-to-day operations are managed by Administrator, Ghana Sports Fund Dr. David Kofi Wuaku.
Where does the Fund's money come from?
The Fund is financed through multiple sources: parliamentary allocations, sports lottery proceeds, 10% of sports betting taxes (Gaming Commission), 5% of gate proceeds from sporting events, 2% of sponsorship proceeds, corporate donations, and international partnerships (e.g. FIFA Forward Programme).
Who can apply for funding?
Individual athletes, sports federations, schools, community organisations, coaches, and sports-related institutions can apply. Applicants must be based in Ghana and demonstrate how funds will be used for sports development.
How long does the review process take?
Applications are reviewed within 14-Day Review. The process includes an initial eligibility check, committee review, and board evaluation. Approved applicants are notified by email and funds are disbursed through .
What sports are eligible?
All recognised sports disciplines are eligible, including Olympic and non-Olympic sports, team and individual sports, combat sports, aquatics, and Paralympic sports. There are currently 50+ recognised sports federations in Ghana.
How can I donate?
You can donate via bank transfer to the Ghana Sports Fund account, or via Mobile Money (MTN MoMo). All donations receive an official GSF receipt.
Are donations tax-deductible?
Yes. Donations to the Ghana Sports Fund are tax-deductible under Ghana Revenue Authority guidelines. You will receive an official receipt that can be used for tax filing purposes.
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