EV360 Ghana Limited has donated GHS127,500 to the Ghana Education Trust Fund (GETFund) to support educational development in the country.
The donation was presented on Thursday, October 8, 2026, by the company’s Accountant, Mr Gideon Akwasi Agyapong, and its Sales Executive, Madam Grace Awaitey, on behalf of the Chief Executive Officer, Mr Prosper Kwame Appiah. It was received by GETFund’s Deputy Director, together with members of the Fund’s Fundraising and Corporate Affairs departments.
The contribution forms part of EV360 Ghana’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities for the year. The company said it reflects its commitment to initiatives that support national development, particularly in education. It also gave the company an opportunity to raise public awareness of its operations and its role in Ghana’s evolving automotive and mobility sector.
EV360 Ghana is a vehicle financing company that gives customers access to electric, hybrid and petrol-powered cars through flexible financing arrangements. Its flagship “Drive Now, Pay Later” model allows customers to acquire a vehicle and pay for it over an extended period, with plans tailored to individual circumstances.
The company says the scheme is part of a broader effort to make vehicle ownership more accessible while promoting electric and hybrid mobility in Ghana. Its current fleet includes a range of electric and hybrid models alongside conventional petrol vehicles.
EV360 Ghana said that, through the donation, it sought both to contribute to educational development and to show its commitment to giving back to society and supporting national priorities.
The gift adds to the growing role of corporate organisations in complementing government efforts to expand educational opportunities and strengthen development across the country.