Profits from the MAAPFoundation sponsored poultry farm in Uganda provide, “mama kids” for pregnant mothers . In Uganda, women have to purchase and bring birthing and medical supplies as basic as gloves and a razor blade if they want to give birth in a hospital. For women living in extreme poverty, far from a…
Every day reports come in from our clinic support projects in Uganda. Today in Mbara they build a small farm with $2500 you donors provide. Soon livestock is purchased and later sold to purchase medicines for local clinic. We are increasing our clinics and soon care for 2,000- 5,000 potential needy mothers and babies a…
Microfinancing is a way of life for 50 million people in Uganda East Africa. The people have taught me great lessons about what it takes to survive and thrive. This young boy has hustle it takes to bring in money perhaps for his family to exists and grow. How many times in my 75 yrs…
It might not look like much, but these materials will soon build a sustainable and profitable $5000 poultry farm in Uganda. The farm will serve the poor moms and babies in the local clinic. US investors like you and me share some money and derive purpose and meaning encouraging a community to care for her…
Typically 7 out of 10 moms and babies who come to our rural medical clinics cannot afford a $2. Fee. Without fees the clinic goes bankrupt. We started small local community farms to bring in sustainable funds to pay some of the fees. The idea of farming came from this old photo. Ugandans farm…
Mother Teo, Everlyn and I proudly show off our most recent project: The Mother Teo Retail Pharmacy. It is the latest entrepreneurial idea that has creatively become part of our “field of dreams” attempts to serve the poor in need of access to Medical services in Nakifuma village. The US based all volunteer MAAPFoundation has stood behind…
Today, Saturday morning garage sale organized by granddaughter. Proceeds she says will go to help a little girl in Uganda afford tuition for school this year. www.MAAPFoundation.org
These days many friends ask me when I am going back to Africa. I am currently undecided about dangerous travel to Uganda where a massacre recently killed many schoolchildren near our clinics. I tell everyone, I visit our 30 plus Uganda projects every day (by phone or email) I say: “We are “Ubuntu” connected,…
Bishop Christopher Kakooza from Lugazi Diocese with Deacon Don Unafraid: Big dreams, Big Challenges. My friends are 14+ leaders in Uganda trying their best to save 50 million needing urgent healthcare. I love helping them. We as MAAPFoundation…