The Pepease Kyidom Mma Association is a non-profit (501) (c) (3) organization that seeks to unite all citizens of Pepease in and around Chicago and within United States of America as well as those in Ghana, West Africa. The organization also seeks to welcome non-Pepease citizens as well. To join the organization see our How To Join section for more information.

As a legitimate non-profit organization we help Improve the relationship between our members and their close relatives, friends, associates and significant others Provide and improve school buildings/structures at Pepease Kwahu in Ghana Improve the health clinic/post at Pepease Kwahu in Ghana Engage in activities that promotes friendship, cultural understanding/exchange, economic empowerment and the welfare of society as a whole. Support educational and development projects and the infrastructure of Pepease Kwahu The Pepease Kyidom Mma Association is an organization dedicated to empowering the members, their relatives, and friends. It is also dedicated to helping its new arrivals assimilate into the American culture and become familiar with the immigration laws and policies.

The Pepease Kyidom Mma Association was founded in Chicago in November, 1992 and was registered with the State of Illinois. The association subsequently obtained its non-profit status in 2002. It was founded out of the Kyidom Mma Association based at Accra and Pepease in Ghana. Pepease Kyidom Mma Association was born in Chicago with the spirit of "communal giving" when word reached Chicago that the clinic/Kwahu Rural Health Post was at its worst stage. The building needed to be restructured. At the same time, the only senior secondary school in town needed funds to complete some of its classrooms and boarding house for the students. A group of long time Pepease-born-Chicago residents met and decided to form a branch of the Kyidom Mma Association in Chicago to help unite Pepease citizens and all like minded to help develop Pepease. Through the spirit of giving, each member who attended the first meeting decided to donate certain amount of money to help sustain the restructuring of the clinic and St Dominic Senior Secondary School. The clinic and St. Dominic Senior Secondary School serves tenths of villages around Pepease district which by chance many have to walk long distances to reach due to poor and unconstructed roads.

The organization seeks to promote a good relationship between the citizens of Pepease in Chicago and other ethnic groups in the United States of America and Ghana as whole. Because the development of Pepease and its citizens everywhere in the world, tourism, health, education, agricultural development, computer technology knowledge, cooperative farming, cooperative banking (SUSU) and scientific reasons this organization will be embarking on fundraising and solicitation of funds through our website to help with most of our projects at home and here in the United States.