Hello, I’m Angel Blas-Graham, a dedicated Ontario teacher who recently visited Amazing Love School in Nakyere Village, Uganda. My experience there was profoundly impactful. The students and teachers taught me the true value of education and the small things we often take for granted.

Currently, the school's fund for teacher salaries is critically low, with resources only available until the end of September. The teachers, who earn just $250 per month, are vital to the students' futures, but without support, they face an uncertain future.

The teachers at Amazing Love School are extraordinary in their commitment to the well-being, growth, and development of their students. As one who has had the opportunity to meet and work with the staff, I can attest that their selfless dedication to their students is like no other.

As a teacher, this situation resonates with me on a profound level. I am acutely aware of the immense demands of being in a classroom, the unwavering dedication required to help learners thrive, and the financial support necessary to sustain our families. Therefore, I’m reaching out to you for your urgent help. Your contribution will help sustain teacher's vital work and give hope to the students who rely on them for the quality education they deserve. Every donation, no matter the size, can make a significant difference. Together we can nourish hope and build futures.

More information about Amazing Love Development Organization:

ALDO is managed by public and private sector volunteers who are passionate about improving the lives of disadvantaged children.

We provide children of Nakyere village, Eastern Uganda, access to quality education who would otherwise go without, due to harsh living conditions by removing barriers and providing a safe learning environment that protects students from exploitation, or organized crime. The work benefits 400+ students, 20 teachers and staff members, and a community of 3,500 people.

Visit https://amazinglovedevelopment.org/ to learn more.

"A hundred years from now, it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove… but, the world may be a better place because I was important in the life of a child.” – Dr. Forest E. Witcraft.