Pipeline Worldwide

Pipeline Worldwide is committed to helping the most impoverished areas in Northern Uganda. This Health Center in Lira Town, run by the Sacred Heart Sisters, is in dire need of 40 new mattresses that desperately need to be replaced.

Lira Town is a large, rural area that serves hundreds of poor community members. Please help us raise $2,000.00 to purchase 40 new mattresses by donating to our GoFundMe. On behalf of Pipeline Worldwide, thank you for your continuous generosity!

Pipeline Worldwide recently funded a backup power solution at a NICU unit at Moyo General Hospital in Northern Uganda. This ensured that all life saving equipment would continue to work when the hospital would experience a power blackout. Unfortunately, this happens about 3 days each week! Now the only working incubator is broken and cannot be repaired.

Please help us raise $4,750 to buy a new incubator and save babies lives!

For Giving Tuesday, Pipeline Worldwide has made a goal to fundraise $5000 to purchase two boda boda's for George and Isaac. Please read below to learn more about two very special people we want to support this Giving Tuesday!

Meet George Lingo, our driver in Uganda for Pipeline Worldwide. George lost family members and neighbors at the hands of Joseph Kony. George took in countless orphans and gave them a home. George didn’t have much, but he gave what he had. Now it’s our turn to help George purchase a boda boda to help support his family. Your donation will help George support his family!

Meet our newest member of Pipeline Worldwide, Isaac Olega. Isaac grew up in Uganda and has an extensive background in engineering. Pipeline Worldwide is committed to improving the lives of refugees with much need medical supplies, housing, and clean water. Most of our projects are located in remote, refugee areas like Moyo. The unpaved roads are difficult and can take a toll. Pipeline Worldwide would like your help to purchase a boda boda in order for Isaac to travel to our many projects around Uganda to keep us updated on our progress.

This is baby Harriet. She weighs just under two pounds and is the only NICU survivor of a recent power outage at Moyo Hospital in Uganda. Moyo Hospital, located on the South Sudan border, has limited access to reliable power. The NICU has recently expanded due to high demand where several babies need to share one incubator. However, the hospital lacks the necessary dedicated power to keep the lifesaving medical equipment running. After a recent 4-hour power outage, and no back-up power source, 2 out of 3 babies died of hypothermia. The 18-year-old mother of the surviving baby refused to name her for fear that she too, would die.

Pipeline Worldwide is committed to providing resources for accessible healthcare in impoverished communities like Moyo. We are currently working on a long-term solution but would like to address the immediate need by providing an emergency power solution as soon as possible. To do this, we need to raise $7,500.