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Mission Accomplished
Get a gander at another great local job completed by The Giving Circle and the huge smiles that result. New door, new handrails and a happy smile. Great job done by Chris Bennett and Beau Stallard
Continue readingKagoma Gate and Busoga Schools Pass 100%
OK, more great news. National exam scores are in for both our schools. ALL our kids at Busoga and Kagoma Gate passed. As a nation, 70% of Ugandan children drop out of school in their primary years mostly due to the inability to pass the national P7 exam. Just eight years ago, the villagers could […]
Continue readingTwo of Our Kids are Graduating With Bachelor Degrees
This is such a great post. Let’s publish it in Moses’ own words.: Tomorrow is a great day in our history as an organization. Proscovia Nakiranda is graduating courtesy of the sponsorship program thanks to her sponsors the Siragusa Family. Alison, Thomas, Courtney Siragusa She graduates with a bachelors of social work and social development. […]
Continue readingProject in Albany to Help Elderly Disabled Woman: Some Skilles Needed
This coming Saturday, we have a LOCAL PROJECT opportunity in Albany . An elderly disabled woman needs to have a door and grab bars installed. Chris Bennett is the lead. He needs just two (2) volunteers with some skills. Again, the work is scheduled for Saturday, January 19. Contact Chris at 518-879-5239 for more details […]
Continue readingTime to Think About Uganda Trip
It’s that time again! We need to start planning The Giving Circle Summer 2019 team trip to our Ugandan projects and family. As usual, we’ll be going in early July. If you are in any way considering making the trip with us or want more information, please email us at mark@thegivingcircle.org.
Continue readingMore Chess Talk
Mark says: I need to talk about our amazing chess success again. Our Busoga Chess team finished second in a large event. The team included Ashiraf Naminya, one of our deaf students!!! Before we started our programs for the deaf and disabled, he was one more child thrown away. It was believed that these kids […]
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