Helping the Children of Africa

April 25,2013    9:48 am Many Families in Uganda find it hard to provide for their children. A typical family will earn $1-$2 a day. Food for 1 meal such as a bag of cornmeal or beans costs about 80 cents to $1 so families spend the majority of their income on food. So they will sometime's send their children to an orphanage or school to live if they can't afford to feed them at home. Children aren't often valued there and many end up on the streets either because they run away from abusive homes or because their relatives throw them out if no one cares about them. Imagine if you had to give away your child because you couldn't feed them. Consider donating today so a child can stay at home and not have to be sent away because they can't be fed and have their basic needs taken care of. Many kids eat breakfast or lunch at their schools and that might be their only meal each day. Sponsor a child today by clicking our yellow DONATE button at the top of the b...

March 7, 2013 9:48 am More kids got monthly gifts from sponsors in Feb.  Africa, every year, over 700,000 children die needlessly from this completely preventable disease. More children die from malaria then any other disease in the world. Mostly children under the age of five. There are 10 new cases of malaria every second. Every 60 seconds, a child in Africa dies from a malaria infection. This is why every child will get a mosquito net for their monthly sponsorship gift in March. You can buy a net for a child if they have no sponsor for $5.50. Donate on our blog by clicking the yellow "Donate" button. We will post photos on our blog of kids who receive the nets! Below are photos of the kids with their Feb gifts.                                        

Feb 21,2013  Join our FB group and share it with friends so we can help more kids. http://www.facebook.com/groups/229498890486607/ More than 50 still need a sponsor! Here's are some kids who got mail/gifts from sponsors and pen pals!

Feb 18, 11:23 am I remember the little girl at school who hung her head when I said where is your bed. Another child said "She doesn't have one". She showed me her mattress that she puts on the dorm floor each night just like several of the other girls. They sleep 2  people to each twin size mattress. Sometimes more. She has no home and no family that wanted her. They were tired of her so she lives permanently at school until finishing grade 7 when she can move on to high school. There are so many kids like her. One's who need attention no matter their age. Even the teenage boys at the school liked playing with hot wheels cars and they always asked a lot of questions about their sponsors. It's hard to be a kid when there are no adults who can give advice and encouragement to them daily. It's a hard culture to live in also when kids aren't treated as the important people they are. So many kids are abused by relatives who don't want them. No ...

1:41pm 1-31-2012 Don't forget to order the Angels of Africa Choir CD. We hope everyone will consider buying one to support the choir who has worked so hard over the past year to perfect the songs. It's only $12 and that includes shipping within the USA. It makes a great gift. "The Angels of Africa Choir" is made up of students from the school in Uganda!   See their photos below !  Click on our yellow Donate Buttons to buy a cd with paypal! Share this blog with friends.

Jan 18, 2013 5:33pm Below are kids who urgently need a sponsor.  Share this page with friends if you think they can help a child! To help one of them Donate here.   For $15 a month you can sponsor a child in need. This will provide them with school fees,  and a monthly gift like school supplies ie. notebooks, pencils, math sets, school socks and a uniform.  Bridget Nakayima grade 3 Najjati Tibelowoza grade 3 Edreesa Njaka grade 3  Noarina namusobya grade 5  Halimah naigo  grade 3                                                                        Emmanuel Idyobe grade 3

Jan 12,2013  8:22pm Hear kids talk to their sponsor SEE OUR NEW SPONSORSHIP VIDEO FOR 2013   http://youtu.be/2pemhm7HFAM