You know that time you kill on your phone? Candy Crush blah blah, or just vacantly swiping through a negative news feed? The Elbi community are putting that time to good use and helping a new school in Ghana with English and Art lessons, straight from their phones.
Village By Village is this fabulous charity that recently built a new school in Abenta, a rural Ghanaian village. Before, the school was falling down, there was poor sanitation and little in the way of hygiene education. Now there are two primary school blocks, a well, a kindergarten block, a toilet block, scholarships and more.
And users of the Elbi app are coming together to help the children's education. In just a few minutes, they can draw a letter of the alphabet to decorate the walls and help the kids learn. Or they can send a photo for the children to draw from, with new pencils funded by users.
That's Kwadwo above, using the Elbi alphabet to learn his ABC.
All that has happened since Elbi launched on 28 September, and there'll be many more opportunities to help Abenta and other causes all across the world.
And, talk about 'do good, feel good', imagine getting an update like this from Kwadwo in Abenta: "THANK YOU ELBI" spelled out using the letters you sent. That smile!
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