My Commitment

Poverty does not go away with one donation. It goes away with sustained interest in a community, education, and the desire to overcome interruptions (like climate changes in rainfall!) for the farming villagers of Nawantale, Uganda.

If I only donate once a year, my donation will not go very far. So, my goal is to continue my support as my business pulls out of the recession. And, by pledging up to 50% of the revenue for a job, I can adjust my giving according to my needs and the villagers’ needs. Finally, there is a way to get serious about helping.

Join Me as a Socially Conscious Business

If you are a business owner, whether you are a solo entrepreneur or the CEO of a large corporation, I encourage you to partner with me as a socially conscious business, dedicated to helping Nawantale become a strong, self-sustaining village. Specifically, I encourage you to make a regular financial commitment to the Uganda Community School Project.

Whether you give a percentage of revenues (as I have done) or a fixed monthly amount, your continuing support will save the people of this community. We need heroes like you!

If you are a sub-contractor for me, or a customer who has hired me, you are ALSO becoming part of the global action to remove poverty from Nawantale. It is your partnership with my small business that makes you just as much a hero as any donor, and you only need to do what you do so well: do your creative work!

The money will be wired to the Director of the Project, Samson Kawuzi, and you will see the improvements here at www.nawantale.org over time.

Together We Can Make a Difference

It’s easy! It’s the right thing to do! And, it creates an awareness behind the action of donation that requires all of us to become more educated about how we can help. Hire me and help raise a village with a school!

I ask my clients to use the website PayPal to pay their deposit to get the creative work started, and that downpayment can be directly sent to Nawantale! It’s so helpful and it works! Join me in my long range approach to erasing poverty in a special farming village in remote Uganda, won’t you?

Thank you!
Mama kaay