About The Maalgo Project
Our Mission
Supporting education through sustainable change in poor rural communities of Ghana
Meet Our Founder
Father Rudy Alumam
During high school, Father Rudy was greatly inspired by the lives and ministry of his parish missionaries and priest teachers. After becoming ordained as a priest for a diocese in Ghana, he served as a high school chaplain and teacher. Upon completing his graduate studies at Cal State East Bay and the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, he served as a formator and teacher at a seminary in Ghana. Father Rudy is currently the Parochial Vicar at Holy Family Catholic Church in Orange County, CA.
He is passionate about education and founded The Maalgo Project to ensure education is accessible for all children.
Meet Our Founder
Father Rudy Alumam
During high school, Father Rudy was greatly inspired by the lives and ministry of his parish missionaries and priest teachers. After becoming ordained as a priest for a diocese in Ghana, he served as a high school chaplain and teacher. Upon completing his graduate studies at Cal State East Bay and the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, he served as a formator and teacher at a seminary in Ghana. Father Rudy is currently the Parochial Vicar at Holy Family Catholic Church in Orange County, CA.
He is passionate about education and founded The Maalgo Project to ensure education is accessible for all children.
Our Projects
Through clean and accessible water for students; a lunch program for health and mental acuity; and educational supplies for students and teachers, The Maalgo Project is committed to supporting education through sustainable change in poor rural communities of Ghana.
Our efforts are ongoing, and your support is critical to continue to make an impact in the lives of our youth. Click here to join The Maalgo Project.
“Therefore, encourage one another and build one another up.”
-1 Thessalonians 5:11
Our Projects
Through clean and accessible water for students; a lunch program for health and mental acuity; and educational supplies for students and teachers, The Maalgo Project is committed to supporting education through sustainable change in poor rural communities of Ghana.
Our efforts are ongoing, and your support is critical to continue to make an impact in the lives of our youth. Click here to join The Maalgo Project.
“Therefore, encourage one another and build one another up.”
-1 Thessalonians 5:11
