Helping the Children of Africa

Sept 13, 2012  8:56pm See how sponsorship works and then Sponsor a child for only $15 a month. Your sponsorship provides a child with an education, 2 meals a day at school and a monthly gift such as school supplies.  See photos of children who need a sponsor at www.auntiesangels.com Over 50 are still waiting on our site to be chosen!  AUNTIE'S ANGELS INC. Providing Uganda's most needy and vulnerable children with education, food and  other basic needs. We give them the hope and care they need for a better life. Help a child today!!!

Aug 24, 2012 12:50pm We have around 51 kids here on our site looking for a sponsor. http://www.auntiesangels.com/ beasponsor.htm  I think it would be great to get half of them sponsored by the end of Sept! Will you share the link with your friends/family etc. Post it on your blog or twitter if you have one. $15 a month provides the child with 2 meals a day at school, an education and monthly gifts. 100% of your money goes to the kids!  Click on the yellow Donate button to sponsor a child or make a one time donation of any amount. Thanks! Below are a few kids who urgently need a sponsor! Also view our video about what sponsorship provides!                             Fatuma Namatovu                                                     ...

Some of you may wonder if it really helps when you give to a charity. I've heard many things over the years, most just opinions of missionaries or those who do more "analyzing" than helping. Some people say missionaries or aid workers shouldn't take clothing, shoes and other supplies to poor countries when instead you can buy them from a market in the country you visit. Now that's all fine and dandy in a perfect world but almost every country in Africa charges $10-$20 or more for a pair of shoes that will fall apart quickly. The same with clothing made in Africa. Not all of it is great. The dyes run and the material is very thin and doesn't last long after washing it. The same with books and other school supplies. Who wants to pay $7 or more for 1 chapter in africa when people can donate them for free.  So who wouldn't want to take donated clothes, books, toys, medical supplies and shoes to a country who's people are in need. Believe me, FREE will a...

Since visiting Uganda I've learned so much more about how the kids are treated there. If you are a step child you'll never be treated well. Step kids have to work and do almost all the chores at home. They are sometimes denied education and even food. Some have to sleep on the group outside their home. Aunts and Uncle and even grandparents sometimes neglect and abuse the orphans they are caring for since no one wants to raise someone else's child. The poverty is so awful there. Not just a lack of money but a lack of love and care for children in general. Kids as young as 3 are free to roam their villages. Usually No one comes looking for them they just wander from house to house playing with other kids. Food prices soared to record highs in Uganda within the past year so its even harder for a family to feed their children. Some kids live at school because their relatives have turned them away and said don't come back home. They are whipped with sticks and even cut wi...

 Victor Idiinwya June 6, 2012 9:50 am These kids in the photos below urgently need a sponsor! They will have to leave school this month if they don't get someone to help with their fees, their family can't pay for them to go to school. Most families make just $1 or $2 a day! You can make a donation with pay pal just click the Yellow Donate Button! If you have not signed up to sponsor a child yet, now is the time! Sponsorship is $15 a month to help 1 child and all donation are tax deductible!   Hassan Kimera    Sponsored now! Thanks    Esther Babu   Resty    Sponsored now! Thanks                                                                           Sharon Kagoye.. She's  Sponsored Thanks!

April 22,2012 9:30pm These kids all need sponsors! They are some of the most needy ones at the school   As of July 2012 All of these kids have now found a  Sponsor  Thanks!!! Trevor Mwesigwe Mavin Masaga Emmanuel Oryema Gideon Muwanguzi Abdala Mukunu

March 27,2012 1:40pm UPDATE! Baby Deborah will need Surgery soon and they still need about $600 for the surgery and care she will receive in ICU. She has Aortic Aneurysm's and will only get worse if she does not have surgery. She needs the surgery within a week or she may continue to get worse and it will be harder to treat her condition then. Thanks. Donate if you can! An Update on Deborah. She was taken to Mulago hospital in Kampala today to see the cardiologist. I'll update more about her progress soon. 11:10 am March 23. This is baby Deborah. She was unwanted by her family and not fed often. Her twin sister died from starvation. Little Deborah was rescued by an orphanage and she has a heart condition and really needs to see a cardiologist in Kampala. The capital city of Uganda. There is only 1 cardiologist in Uganda. She will not live much longer without getting her heart checked out and getting treatment. The cost of all this $200. Her Condition g...