- Founded in 2015French non-profit (1901 law)
- RNA W781004639France — register of associations
- SIREN 813 791 068France — national identifier
- 1023/MATDDT-SG-DLPAP-DOCATogo — registration receipt
- 66% tax-deductibleFrench income tax
Founded in 2015French non-profit (1901 law)
66% tax-deductibleFrench income tax
Begbé school renovation journal
Begbé primary school, which Midezon-Togo built with the village between July 2017 and August 2018, is going to be renovated. This page will follow the work, step by step, as soon as it begins.
We built this school. Help us renovate it.
Begbé school opened with more than 120 children and now has more than 250 pupils. Walls, paint, doors: it needs to be put back into good shape.
2017-2018
construction
120+
children at opening
250+
pupils today
The school’s story
From the first stone to today’s pupils.
- July 2017
The foundations
Work on Begbé primary school begins: six Togolese volunteers and three international volunteers lay the foundations, together with the villagers.
- August 2018
The school is built
The building is finished. When it opens, the school welcomes more than 120 children.
- Today
More than 250 pupils
The school now has more than 250 pupils. After years of lessons, it needs renovating.
The planned work
The dates of the work have not been set yet: they will be published here.
The walls
Repair the classroom walls.
The paint
Repaint the school to bring colour back to the classrooms.
The doors
Repair or replace the doors.
Renovation journal
The work has not started yet
The first news from the site will appear here.
Building the school, 2017
See the gallery
@midezon_togo on Instagram
News from the association is also posted on Instagram.
Follow on InstagramHow to help the renovation
You can already help, in three ways:
Make a donation
The renovation budget relies on voluntary donations: every contribution counts, whatever the amount.
Bring school supplies
Volunteers pack school supplies in their suitcase; supplies can also be bought locally.
Lead holiday classes
During the school holidays, volunteers lead classes for pupils from first grade to the final year of secondary school.
Donations qualify for a tax reduction for people who pay tax in France.