HOPE FOR UGANDA ORPHANS

My friend George Kasibante grew up as an orphan in Uganda.  At 4 years of age his mother died, then one year later his father died too.  

George has experienced and witnessed terrible suffering in his country due to extreme poverty and starvation. 

  


He could no longer tolerate watching abandoned children left to fend for themselves and often starving to death.   So he decided to take action and make a difference.

Three years ago at the young age of 23 years he vowed to dedicate his life to rescuing abandoned orphans in Kampala, Uganda.   He has vowed to help them until he takes his last breath!


He started an orphanage and now he is raising 15 hungry orphans as well as helping other needy people. Sadly he is not assisted by the government or any charities so he is dependant on donations to survive.




WHERE YOUR DONATION GOES

The orphanage requires funds for food, rent, clothing and education costs (uniforms, fees & stationery).





This is Jonah with his donated school supplies. Every orphan needs a school uniform plus $30 USD school fee before they can attend school.




Thankfully Jonah is now attending school thanks to a donation from an overseas  supporter.


George's dream is to "build an orphanage to provide a home for 500+ orphans, to get them off the street and provide hope for their future."

My dream is to see a world FREE from Poverty.

Let us achieve these dreams together, one step at a time.

It all starts with your donation. 

Please donate as much as you can afford to ease the burden and ensure a bright future for these orphans. As little as $10 or $20 will make a huge difference for these children.

Thankyou for your compassion and support.





Please  LIKE THIS CAMPAIGN PAGE and forward this link to at least 4 friends, and post on social media to assist the campaign and keep the ball rolling.





Let us envisage a world of equality, free from suffering and poverty, where all nations and all citizens of the world are safe and free.

Namaste, many blessings.

In gratitude for your assistance
Christina Papageorgiou