MWAHEO Sprang from ideas provided by American students who visited Ghana with me. I am a traditional ruler in Ghana, and I joined an organization of students and staff called the Garfield Technology Academy (GTA). This group of students and staff decided to do well to the world by providing refurbished computers that come on stationeries clothing for paraphernalia to be sent to poor schools across the world. Before I joined that organization, I had been to about twenty-six countries around the world helping one school at a time. What is remarkable about this project was the enthusiasm of the students who, through specialization managed and maintained the organization with supervision from three accomplished staff members. Being a Traditional Ruler is a privilege not a chance to lord over people. It is a call to service. It has a greater element of humility; you are elevated and trusted to look back and help your community. Currently, our greatest assets are our young school-going children followed by our mothers.