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Uganda 2011







Uganda was Amazing!
The kids were the best part. The weather was great also.
We took the kids swimming and to the plaground!
They are all so needy but atleast they got 1 week of fun.

These kids still need many things they can't even afford simple low cost items like school socks, $3, spoons 13 cents each, School uniform $5.
Bowls 15 cents each. Donate here to help the kids!











Thanks Any amount helps!



5:50pm 4/2/11
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