Bringing Hope to the Community Uganda - BHCU
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Maino Paul, a member in Uganda who directs a nonprofit for helping local youth and women through projects and material assistance, is requesting aid in helping to meet the needs of several individuals and for the nonprofit (Bringing Hope to the Community Uganda - BHCU).
Included in the needs are two wheelchairs for disabled individuals, tailoring machines for providing a source of work (and therefore income) for individuals, knitting machines for the same purpose, cheap desktop computers for training youth on technology, school supplies for orphans and disadvantaged children, a house renovation for an older couple who are in danger of their roof falling onto them, and goats for rearing for general provision for poor brethren.
BHCU greatly values accountability and transparancy. It is not expected that all of these projects can be completed at once, however all donations will be put to good use towards them. If you as a donor would like to see the receipts and photos of activity, Maino Paul has offered to share those. You can send a request for these and other information through the Facebook page , or send an email to [email redacted].
Click Here for a Spreadsheet of the Needs and How Much is Budgeted from Potential Donations for Each Need
Click Here for the BHCU Facebook Page
Click Here for the BHCU GivingWay Donation Page if you prefer using the GivingWay platform
This is a goat house for the goat project:
About BHCU, from their Facebook page:
"Bringing Hope To The Community Uganda BHCU is a Community Based Organization (CBO) registered with kicwamba subcounty local government to execute it's strategic plan through local programs in Uganda.
BHCU is dedicated to hearing out the voices of the vulnerable youth and giving the disadvantaged women a platform to express themselves economically, politically and socially.
BHCU intends to provide opportunities to orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) through the provision of basic education, social welfare, social protection and life skills development.
BHCU strives to support these underrepresented children that have been orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS and extreme poverty.
Our areas of operation are the districts of Kabarole, Kyegegwa and Bunyangabu."
Included in the needs are two wheelchairs for disabled individuals, tailoring machines for providing a source of work (and therefore income) for individuals, knitting machines for the same purpose, cheap desktop computers for training youth on technology, school supplies for orphans and disadvantaged children, a house renovation for an older couple who are in danger of their roof falling onto them, and goats for rearing for general provision for poor brethren.
BHCU greatly values accountability and transparancy. It is not expected that all of these projects can be completed at once, however all donations will be put to good use towards them. If you as a donor would like to see the receipts and photos of activity, Maino Paul has offered to share those. You can send a request for these and other information through the Facebook page , or send an email to [email redacted].
Click Here for a Spreadsheet of the Needs and How Much is Budgeted from Potential Donations for Each Need
Click Here for the BHCU Facebook Page
Click Here for the BHCU GivingWay Donation Page if you prefer using the GivingWay platform
This is a goat house for the goat project:
About BHCU, from their Facebook page:
"Bringing Hope To The Community Uganda BHCU is a Community Based Organization (CBO) registered with kicwamba subcounty local government to execute it's strategic plan through local programs in Uganda.
BHCU is dedicated to hearing out the voices of the vulnerable youth and giving the disadvantaged women a platform to express themselves economically, politically and socially.
BHCU intends to provide opportunities to orphans and vulnerable children (OVCs) through the provision of basic education, social welfare, social protection and life skills development.
BHCU strives to support these underrepresented children that have been orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS and extreme poverty.
Our areas of operation are the districts of Kabarole, Kyegegwa and Bunyangabu."
Organizer
Wesley Kendall
Organizer
Overland Park, KS
