Support girls at Kasese Humanist School in Uganda
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We, The Humanist Being, a 501(c)3, secular humanist organization believe that education is a key to a better world. We also believe that there is nothing supernatural in this shared universe. We only live once, and should enjoy and find self-fulfilling purpose in this once. And to do good works without god.
We happened upon Bwambale Robert and his Kasese Humanist School on Facebook. Kasese is an old mining town in western Uganda where Bwambale started a Humanist School for children. In the almost 10 years Bwambale has been running the school he has expanded it to include 850 student in K-12 education focusing on science and math, LGBT dignity, and "With science we can progress." as the motto of the school.
We asked Bwambale what it was that his school needed. He gave us a list and on the list we found sanitary products. There are 210 girls at the school who need sanitary supplies. We then asked what he wanted for products and he pointed us to Afripads, an African started, owned, and staffed company that makes reusable menstruation pads.
So now we have a defined need with a reachable target. We are going to buy 250 packages of the Afripads and pay for shipping to the school in Kasese.
This whole year's worth of menstruation pads for all of the current students who need them plus a surplus of about 40 in case will cost approximately $1800.
That is the whole plan.
Raise the $1800 here. Pay for the pads and have them shipped to the Kasese Humanist School.
If you want to know more about the school or Bwambale Robert contact us or look up Kasese Humanist School on Facebook.
This is only the first of a number of fundraisers we plan to do for this and other Humanist community programs.
Doing good without god(s).
Chris West
The Humanist Being
We happened upon Bwambale Robert and his Kasese Humanist School on Facebook. Kasese is an old mining town in western Uganda where Bwambale started a Humanist School for children. In the almost 10 years Bwambale has been running the school he has expanded it to include 850 student in K-12 education focusing on science and math, LGBT dignity, and "With science we can progress." as the motto of the school.
We asked Bwambale what it was that his school needed. He gave us a list and on the list we found sanitary products. There are 210 girls at the school who need sanitary supplies. We then asked what he wanted for products and he pointed us to Afripads, an African started, owned, and staffed company that makes reusable menstruation pads.
So now we have a defined need with a reachable target. We are going to buy 250 packages of the Afripads and pay for shipping to the school in Kasese.
This whole year's worth of menstruation pads for all of the current students who need them plus a surplus of about 40 in case will cost approximately $1800.
That is the whole plan.
Raise the $1800 here. Pay for the pads and have them shipped to the Kasese Humanist School.
If you want to know more about the school or Bwambale Robert contact us or look up Kasese Humanist School on Facebook.
This is only the first of a number of fundraisers we plan to do for this and other Humanist community programs.
Doing good without god(s).
Chris West
The Humanist Being
Organizer
Chris West
Organizer
Jericho, VT
