Emergency Food for Kids in Uganda
Tax deductible
The food money has been exhausted for the most part, so it's time to feed these hungry kids again!
Covid is still stopping us from having food on the campus, so we have been packing and sending home weekly rations so kids will not starve. I am honestly not exaggerating. Without these commodities, many of our beloved kids would not have survived the shut down. In the village and in Uganda in general you won't find food banks or welfare/WIC/foodstamps. We are it. You are it.
Every month we have to raise $4000 extra for the feeding process. This food is maximized by families so that no child in the home goes without something. You are saving lives of not only the students, but their siblings and in some cases the parents or grandparents.
$5 provides food for one child for a month. Yes, a month. Please give if you can, and if you cannot...would you share this need on social media? I have to send the funds in the next week, so time is not on our side.
Covid is still stopping us from having food on the campus, so we have been packing and sending home weekly rations so kids will not starve. I am honestly not exaggerating. Without these commodities, many of our beloved kids would not have survived the shut down. In the village and in Uganda in general you won't find food banks or welfare/WIC/foodstamps. We are it. You are it.
Every month we have to raise $4000 extra for the feeding process. This food is maximized by families so that no child in the home goes without something. You are saving lives of not only the students, but their siblings and in some cases the parents or grandparents.
$5 provides food for one child for a month. Yes, a month. Please give if you can, and if you cannot...would you share this need on social media? I have to send the funds in the next week, so time is not on our side.
Organizer
Jennifer Karina Anderson
Organizer
Bemidji, MN
Hands of Action International
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
