August 23, 2018
by Global Legacy Programs
BUILDING A SCHOOL IN UGANDA
BUNAKIGYA VILLAGE.
A $14,5000 CAMPAIGN
$11,500 raised! Help us on this last $3,000 fundraising stretch!
Here are images of the present school
This community school provides Nursery and primary level education to the underprivileged and poorest 160 children in this community who take turns using the premises. It is basically a shack with dirt floor.
The government is demolishing such schools because they are considered structurally unsafe. They are not replacing them nor allowing reconstruction of a similar building. This one’s demolition was only postponed by our presenting our plan for reconstruction. A new school will have to be ready for the school year starting in February because the present one will be demolished in November
In spite of its shabbiness, the school is proof that with good teachers you can have a good school even in a tent or a shack. The graduates are all able to pass the secondary school entrance exam and continue their education, That is why families want their children in these church or community run schools rather than in rural public schools where bad or absent teachers result in the children failing that exam.
The plan is to build four classrooms on the existing school grounds donated by the community. Our campaign’s goal is to raise $14,500 while the community will contribute $2,000 in unskilled labor and material.
CREATE A GOODWILL LEGACY BY CONTRIBUTING TO THIS PROJECT.
MAKE A DONATION ONLINE BY CLICKING ON THE DONATE BUTTON OR SEND A CHECK MADE TO GLOBAL LEGACY PROGRAMS AND MAIL IT TO THIS ADDRESS:
United Charitable, 8201 Greensboro Drive, suite 702, Tysons, VA 22102
ANY AMOUNT WILL BE GRATEFULLY RECEIVED. A TILE BEARING THE NAME OF DONORS CONTRIBUTING $100.00 OR MORE WILL BE PLACED ON THE SCHOOL’S WALL.
WE ARE PLANNING A TRIP FOR THE SCHOOL’S INAUGURAL IN JANUARY 2019. DONORS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US. PLEASE CONTACT US AT : travel@global-legacy.org
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PLANNED
DOWNLOAD SCHOOL LAYOUTIN JULY 2018 GLP FOUNDER, MIREILLE HANNA, VISITED THE BUNAKIGIYA SCHOOL