A Little Bit Goes A Long Way

Help Us Feed Deserving Youth In Uganda & Support Our Local Outdoor Mentorship for Young Men

Hello friends and supporters! I’m raising funds to continue two vital projects close to my heart: Feeding 45 orphans in Uganda and supporting “The Perseverance Program”, our local outdoor mentorship program for young men between the ages of 18 and 25.

For the past two years, we have been working with a community of caregivers called Shepherds Hand in Uganda to help provide essential meals and basic needs for 45 orphans. These children come from difficult circumstances, and our monthly contribution is a great help to their survival. While giving monthly monitory funds for nutritious food and supplies, we aim to provide a sustainable living quarters so these children can thrive.

In addition to our work in Uganda, we have launched “The Perseverance Program”, our outdoor mentorship program that empowers young men ages 18 to 25. This program connects them with nature, teaches life skills, and builds character. These young men deserve extended support and guidance. Our program offers direction, purpose, and a sense of community.

Both programs are running low on funds, and we need to raise $50k to keep them going. Your contribution will help:

- to cover the next 12 months for basic necessities for the orphans in Uganda.

- Expand the outdoor mentorship program to reach more young men, and obtain outdoor supplies and a 15 passenger vehicle.

- Help ensure the long-term sustainability of both projects.

We kindly ask for your support, whether through a donation or by sharing this campaign. Every dollar counts, and all funds will directly benefit these two life-changing initiatives.

We are absolutely grateful for your generosity and belief in the power of community. Together, we can make a lasting impact on these children and young men.

Please donate today and make a difference. Share this campaign with friends, family, and on social media to spread the word.

also please feel free to visit our website www.alittlebitgoesalongway.org