Helping the Children of Africa

9:53 am This area is called Kiwolera a small village in Kamuli , Uganda where we serve 6 or 7 families and nearly 30 kids live there. Only about 5 have a sponsor at this time. Most homes have a dirt floor and many kids were sleeping on straw mats or tiny pieces of old foam as you see below. That's their tiny bed. LETS GET A FEW MORE SPONSORED SINCE School begins this week and there is a drought and high food prices. $15 a month helps 1 student stay in school. These families are all simple farmers raising greens or sweet potatoes. The harvests are small because of the intense daily heat and nearly 6 weeks with no rain . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilAZtnmJs0U&t=6s

3-3-15   11:20 a m  Now we raise funds for food to hand out in the 2 villages. Last Dec we helped 90 kids plus their parents & siblings with food.... We need at least $350 to help 60+ families.  Includes dried sardine type fish, oil, sugar, soap , potatoes or eggplants DONATE HERE with Paypal!   http://www.auntiesangels.com/ Most clothing sold an African outdoor markets is items sent from American thrift shops that did not sell. Most  families cannot afford to buy any clothing for their children even if its at the cost of a dollar or less when they make only $2 a day. Let's make sure some of these clothes get in the hands of those who need them most.

Jan 14, 10:40 am    In Dec we provided 60+ kids with clothing and food in Mbiko.  We also gave food to 30 more needy families in the village of Kamuli where we also distributed multiple toothbrushes and pencils also.  Thanks to ALL DONORS who made this possible! See their happiness below .

I want you to take a few minutes to think about what its like to live in deep poverty & step into the lives of the kids we help. If you've yet to help one now is the time. $15 a month is not much to change a life. YOU DON'T OFTEN EAT VEGETABLES . When you do they look like this & they come from your sponsor. and YOUR very happy to receive them  YOUR TYPICAL MEAL LOOKS LIKE THIS Rice, maize , beans or boiled bananas  YOUR DON'T OFTEN GET NEW CLOTHES. When you do they come from your sponsor or other visitors from charities like ours.                                                   YOUR HOME LOOKS LIKE THIS                                                          ...