A Well Saves on Expensive Water

A well was dug behind the construction site and is supplying all the water needed for the construction.

Foundation Work Progressing

The foundation is moving forward and should be completed by the end of June.

The Children Receiving Beds, Shoes, and Supplies

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15 Chair/Desk combinations and 2 sewing machines will follow
in a few weeks. The children are so excited!!

Your Giving Multiplied

The employee family at Three Rivers Provider Network together with the family at Calvary Christian Center gave generously to the kids at the School in Uganda.
Pastor Kurt is in Uganda now checking on the construction progress and went out to buy supplies for the kids.
The money given has already been multiplied. The amount of money that was supposed to buy 10 beds for orphans at the school, actually bought 30 beds. The money for 43 pairs of shoes bought over a 100. School supplies meant for 25 kids will actually supply a whole class of 30+ kids.
Pictures to follow soon.
THANK YOU TO ALL THAT GAVE! THE SMILES ON THE KIDS SAY IT ALL!

School Kids Overwhelmed with New Bathrooms, Showers, and a new Kitchen

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Property Excavation Started

The property is cleared and the excavation for the foundation has finally started. The children now have toilets, showers, sinks and a proper place to wash clothes. All things the school has never had before.
People from Calvary Christian Center and Employees from Three River Provider Network have started to raise money from the list of needed items for the school. (see list on left and scroll down) Many of the items will be purchased in the next few weeks. Thank you to all those that generously gave!

If you would like to be a part of this project, scroll down and check out the "HOW YOU CAN HELP" section on the left

Weather Hampering Progress

For the third day running yesterday, heavy rains battered Kampala residents. Business in the city came to a halt as the early morning downpour flooded markets, submerged shops and blocked roads in the city center and suburbs.
Accompanied by strong winds and hail stones, the rains pounded the city, sweeping away houses, billboards and trees. The whole day, Kampala and the areas around the Lake Victoria basin were covered in a thick nimbus cloud, thunder and lightning.

Such has been the news for most of March. Fortunately there are signs of the rains easing. An area behind the school has been concreted and a new kitchen has been built clearing the way for the excavation for the foundation to begin.

If you would like to be a part of this project, scroll down and check out the "HOW YOU CAN HELP" section on the left.