Mohammad visits schools in the East end of Freetown with the idea of establishing partnerships and providing scholarships.
* Keep it FAX registers with HMRC as a recognised charitable organisation.
* Celebrates with inaugural fundraising event.
*Decision to partner with Kankaylay and donate to Lifeline schools.
*Removal of scrap rubbish from unused class room in Kankalay school. Keep it FAX pledge to furnish new library.
*Additional donation of Computer equipment to schools and clothes to orphanages.
*Donation to Kankalay. Scholarships awarded to 5 girls.
*Donation to Lifeline Nehemiah to sponsor 5 boys school fees.
*Donation of children’s clothing to Lifeline orphanage.
*Schools suspended due to the Ebola Crisis.
*Keep it FAX partners with Rhondda Cynon Taff hospitals to ship hospital equipment and medicine.
*Donates remaining funds to MSF who have medical interventions in Sierra Leone.
*Resumed scholarship program with Kankalay school for girls.
*Scholarships provided to 16 girls.
*Library refurbishment complete.
*Scholarship program with Kankalay School for Girls continues.
*Mudslide takes place displacing over 3000 people.
*Keep it FAX intervenes by donating non food items to Don Bosco Fambul.
*Kankalay pupil Kadiatu Kano passes the West African School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) and gained a place at Fourah Bay College to study Commerce.
* Keep it FAX forms partnership with Sulmar International School.
* Provides scholarship to 30 girls across two schools.
* Changes to structure and employment of new staff Adama Gloria and Ibrahim-Sourie Sesay.