The Presbyterian Church of Ghana (PCG) has reaffirmed its commitment to transparency in the management of funds raised for the Kutunse Project, publishing detailed financial figures and league tables as part of efforts to keep members informed on the progress of the flagship Bicentennial initiative.
According to figures released by the Finance Directorate, a total of GH¢50,686,583.15 had been mobilised for the project as of 30th September 2026. This amount comprises GH¢40,686,583.15 raised through fundraising and other activities, together with a GH¢10,000,000.00 loan facility.
The Church disclosed that GH¢46,359,394.34 had been utilised on the project during the period under review. Of this amount, GH¢34,395,700.74 was paid to contractors, GH¢8,728,521.71 to consultants, while GH¢3,235,171.89 covered other project-related expenses.
This leaves a balance of GH¢4,327,188.81 as at 30th September 2026. The publication of the figures reflects the PCG’s commitment to openness in the administration of funds entrusted to the project by members and stakeholders.
“What you bring is what we publish” Finance Director, Mr. Alex De-Gratf Hanson explained on PCG Connect. The Kutunse Project remains one of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana’s flagship legacy projects as it prepares towards its Bicentennial celebrations.
The latest financial update comes amid renewed fundraising efforts and growing enthusiasm among members to see the project completed as a lasting legacy for future generations of Presbyterians.
By Jerome Otchere
