Help build a workshop for women

Greetings. We need to raise funds to build this tailoring workshop to give the women in our project the opportunity to work. We already have a project, as you can see from the photo, we have the various estimates and we have found the builders. Of course I will post updates with photos and everything will be very clear. If the sum was offered by a large company or large family, the external design would have the name clearly visible and large. Below is some more and more serious information about the association and the project...

on behalf of the GNUVF (Global Network for Uganda Volunteers Foundation) a non-profit organization that has been operating in Uganda, mainly between Entebbe and Kampala, for more than 10 years. Our volunteer projects include school programs, medical and health prevention, socio-economic independence of women and increasing agriculture and animal husbandry (you can find more information on our website GNUVF.com). For years, the projects we propose and carry out in the area have been supported materially and economically by our volunteers, who every year we welcome from different parts of the world, especially from Europe, and who put a lot of dedication into all our initiatives. The government does not help us in any way, and as a small independent association we have no subsidies or a continuous flow of money to help us with the burden of necessary and essential expenses to achieve real and lasting change. THE PROJECT. One of our programs, the one for women's socioeconomic dependence, requires a "tailoring laboratory". In fact, with the donations received, we were able to purchase five sewing machines and the necessary equipment, fabrics, needles, paper for the patterns, and once a week a teacher comes to teach the women and the products they make are then sold. in his shop (and hopefully soon online and in other shops in the area). The problem now, however, is having a place where these ladies can work, given that for now half a classroom of the school is being used, which is becoming increasingly narrower, and since the structure is not completely closed, during the rainy season the water penetrates into the inside and therefore the sewing machines cannot remain there and must always be moved back and forth in a warehouse, risking damage each time, as well as a waste of time.