Join the Agnes & Ela Foundation: Feeding the Needy in Kasese, Uganda

Hello! This Mukisa Christopher and Niwagaba Agnes, and we representing the Agnes & Ela Foundation.

Who We Are and What We Are Raising Funds For.

The Agnes & Ela Foundation is dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable members of our community. As shown in the image, we are currently raising funds for our campaign: “Feeding the Needy This Festive Season” in Kasese, Uganda.

The festive season, while a time of joy for many, can be incredibly difficult for those struggling with poverty. This campaign aims to provide essential food and support to elderly, malnourished, and struggling families in the Kasese region. The photos in the flyer illustrate the profound need we are addressing these are faces of individuals who truly need our help.

Why This is Important to Us

For the Agnes & Ela Foundation, this initiative is more than just a fundraising drive; it’s a direct expression of our commitment to human dignity and compassion. Seeing the elderly and children in our community go hungry, especially during a time meant for celebration, deeply moves us. We believe that no one should have to choose between a meal and survival. By providing this basic necessity, we offer not just food, but a moment of relief, hope, and recognition that they are not forgotten. This act of giving is central to our foundation’s mission and provides vital sustenance and hope to those who have very little.

How Funds Will Be Used

Every coin raised will be channeled directly into purchasing and distributing essential relief items to the identified needy families in Kasese, Uganda.

The funds will be used for:

Purchasing Food Items: Bulk buying of staple foods like maize flour, beans, rice, cooking oil, and other non-perishable goods.

Essential Non-Food Items: Providing necessary supplies such as soap, basic medication, and clean water (bottles as seen in the image).

Logistics and Distribution: Covering the costs associated with transporting the relief items from the market to the remote villages and locations in Kasese where the needy reside.