We're building something from the ground up in Serere District, Uganda — and we need your help to make it real.

Mission Save Uganda Foundation (MSUF) is a registered NGO dedicated to empowering vulnerable families — single mothers, widows, and elderly caregivers — to become self-sufficient through hands-on training in livestock rearing, agriculture, and community development.

We don't do handouts. We do empowerment.

WHERE YOUR DONATION GOES:

Office & Community Center Construction — ~$3,750

Our foundation needs a permanent headquarters in Serere District. This building will serve as our office, training center, and volunteer housing. The district requires an established location to fully activate our NGO certificate. We already have the bricks and furniture — we need cement, roofing, and finishing materials to complete construction.

Chicken Empowerment Program (Our First Program) — ~$2,000

We're launching a 6-month program to identify and support 4-5 families in our community. We provide chickens, hands-on training in poultry rearing, and ongoing mentorship so families can generate sustainable income. After 6 months, these families graduate and the next group begins — creating a ripple effect of self-sufficiency.

Water, Solar & Basic Equipment — ~$2,250

Reliable water access and basic solar power are essential for our compound to operate. A water tank, basic solar setup, and equipment will support both our training programs and our agricultural operations.

WHO WE ARE:

MSUF was founded in February 2026 by Jacob (Chairman), Andrew (Vice Chairman), and Shannon Donnelly (Secretary/Treasurer). Our team in Uganda has years of experience running community projects, hosting international volunteers from Germany, Switzerland, and the USA, and building self-sustaining programs from the ground up.

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Reliable water access and basic solar power are essential for our compound to operate. A water tank, basic solar setup, and equipment will support both our training programs and our agricultural operations.

WHO WE ARE:

MSUF was founded in February 2026 by Jacob (Chairman), Andrew (Vice Chairman), and Shannon Donnelly (Secretary/Treasurer). Our team in Uganda has years of experience running community projects, hosting international volunteers from Germany, Switzerland, and the USA, and building self-sustaining programs from the ground up.

We believe every family has the potential to thrive — they just need the right support to get started.

OUR MODEL:

We identify families who need help the most — people with access to land but lacking resources or knowledge. We provide:

After graduation, families become ambassadors — sharing what they've learned and attracting others to the program.

EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS:

Follow our progress and see exactly where your money goes. We'll post regular updates with photos and milestones from the ground in Serere District.

Thank you for believing in community-led change.

Website: missionsaveugandafoundation.org

Email: [email redacted]