Aim Born Champions Children Africa (ABCCA)

Hello, my name is Kibwiika Joseph, I am the Executive Director of Aim Born Champions Children Africa (ABCCA) charity organization in Uganda. I am reaching out to invite you to support our work serving orphaned children and vulnerable families in Kamuli District, Uganda. Through our community-based charity, we currently support nearly 80 orphaned children and other highly vulnerable individuals living in rural and remote villages. Many of these families face extreme poverty and lack access to basic necessities essential for a dignified life. Our work focuses on meeting urgent and long-term needs, including: School supplies and education sponsorships Nutritious food support Access to clean and safe drinking water Bedding and basic household items Medical care and mobility assistance, including wheelchairs Livestock support to promote sustainable livelihoods. During this season, we are also seeking to provide additional care and encouragement by raising funds for meals, clothing, school essentials, and other necessities that many of these children would otherwise go without. Every contribution, regardless of size will directly support vulnerable children and families and helps restore hope, dignity and opportunity within the community. Your generosity enables us to continue this work with transparency, accountability and compassion. Thank you for taking the time to support this mission and for being part of the positive change in these children’s lives.

Hello everyone, We are reaching out to ask for urgent help for Luqman, a 20-year-old footballer and university student from Kamuli, Uganda to receive the surgery he urgently needs to save his leg and his future. Luqman plays for the local team named Lafabrica, football has always been his greatest passion and dream. During a match at Kamuli Municipal Stadium, Luqman suffered a serious knee injury while attempting to score a goal for his team. Since that day, his life has changed. He has been in pain for almost a year, unable to play, study effectively or even move normally. The recent MRI results showed that he has: An ACL tear, A longitudinal tear of the medial meniscus, Knee joint effusion, A Baker’s cyst. This injury requires urgent surgery, as the doctor warned that delaying treatment may cause further damage to the knee, leading to long-term disability. Unfortunately, Luqman comes from a very poor family that cannot afford the hospital fees. The surgery, hospital care, medications, and rehabilitation will cost $7,300, an amount far beyond what the family can manage. To safely cover surgery, transportation, physiotherapy, post-operation care and platform fees, we are raising a total of $8,100. Luqman dreams of returning to the football field. He wants to continue his education and most importantly, he wants to protect his leg and regain his future. Your support can change everything for him. Every contribution whether big or small will bring this young man closer to walking, playing and living without pain again. Please help us give Luqman the chance to heal, recover and return to the game he loves. If you are unable to donate, sharing this fundraiser is also a powerful way to help. Thank you for standing with Luqman during this difficult time. Together, we can save his leg and restore his dreams.

Hello, my name is Joseph Kibwiika and I am from Kamuli District in rural Uganda. I work closely with vulnerable families, disabled people and underserved communities through our local organization. Every day, I meet people facing challenges that many of us cannot imagine and most of these people are living with disabilities. I am raising funds to provide wheelchairs and crutches to disabled people in need. Many of them cannot walk, cannot move on their own and have been crawling on the ground for years. Others rely on family members to carry them wherever they need to go. Our goal is to restore mobility, dignity and independence to these individuals. This mission is very serious because I have ever met children who crawl to school because they have no wheelchair. I have seen elderly mothers sitting in one position from sunrise to sunset because they have no support to stand or move. Some have lost hope, believing that life will never change. Seeing this suffering in my own community makes this project extremely important to me. I believe every person deserves the chance to move freely, to learn, to work and to live with dignity. A wheelchair is not just equipment, It is freedom, education, healthcare access and hope. Your donations will directly support the following: Purchase of wheelchairs for children, adults and elderly people. Purchase of crutches for individuals who can walk but need support. Transportation of mobility aids to rural villages. Assessment and fitting for each beneficiary. Follow-up support to ensure safe and proper use. Every dollar will help someone move again literally. One of the people we hope to support is a young boy who has been crawling on the ground since he was born. He dreams of going to school like other children, but mobility has been his biggest barrier. A wheelchair would not only change his daily life, but it would change his future. Stories like his represent many others waiting silently for help. Your kindness can transform a life. No donation is too small, every contribution brings us closer to giving someone dignity, hope and independence. Thank you for standing with us and for believing in this mission. Together, we can change lives.