Helping the Children of Africa

June 30, 2014 It's time to start thinking/dreaming big for our charity and the kids in the program. We have struggled for so long to keep these kids in school. Often either a child will leave the program or a sponsor will stop helping the kids they have chosen (which leaves a deficit ) if we can't find another sponsor to help. Both of these circumstances make it hard on us as sometimes if a child leaves a sponsor won't wish to choose another since they had a close friendship to ones they had been supporting. We are a small charity and we want to keep growing each year. We've never been able to reach out to many areas due to lack of enough donors but this year we have successfully put 104 students in primary / Secondary schools located in 4 areas of Uganda. The students come from 4 different villages , but our main project and largest number of kids are from Mbiko where our work began in mid 2010. Looking ahead to the rest of this year, We have a possibl

6/18/14   9:23 am Would anyone like their child to get any extra food ? Its been a month since I was there handing out food and we have some deliveries going out next week to kids. I'd say at least $7 per child should cover sugar, rice or beans for a few days. I know other orgs who gives monthly food to all sponsored kids to take home. We only did this only once on my last trip in mbiko due the high costs.  But buying in bulk helps. So if anyone else wants to donate monthly or bi-monthly so their kids get enough to eat at home especially on weekends then let me know. So I can see what we can work out. IF YOU DON'T OR CAN'T SPONSOR ANY KIDS YET MAYBE CONSIDER DONATING SO  AN UN -SPONSORED CHILD CAN GET MUCH NEEDED FOOD. DONATE $7 per child or  ANY AMOUNT for un-sponsored kids HERE www.auntiesangels.com