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Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based nonprofit supporting education, sanitation, and student advocacy in Uganda through direct programs and community partnerships. Education & Sanitation Projects in Uganda Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based nonprofit improving education, sanitation, and student well-being through sustainable community partnerships in Uganda. For more than 25 years, we've worked alongside local communities to provide educational resources, improve school sanitation, expand access to clean water, and create opportunities for young people to thrive. Our commitment to transparency means every donation supports real projects with measurable impact and regular updates for our supporters. Through digital storytelling and international partnerships, we connect communities in Uganda with supporters, schools, and volunteers in the United States—building lasting relationships that inspire learning, cultural exchange, and positive change. Together, we're creating healthier schools, stronger communities, and brighter futures. 12,500+ MEALS PROVIDED Nutrition programs & school gardens 44 STUDENT ATHLETES Boys & girls soccer and volleyball teams 1,583 STUDENTS IMPACTED Across three primary schools around Uganda 400 SANITATION & HYGIENE Pit latrines & female hygiene 250 STUDENTS WITH DESKS Classroom repairs & learning support Donate Current Projects Primary School Education Materials, Food and Tuition Constructing Pit Latrines for Schools in Uganda Boys and Girls Soccer Clubs Sustainable Farming and Research Speakers for Africa Ambassadors Program Speaker for Africa Agriculture and Seed Program Nazarene School, Serere, Uganda 📊 Our Impact at a Glance 🏫 2 Schools Supported – Uganda Youth Aid & Rwakobo Primary 👧👦 1,450+ Children Reached with education, meals, and programs 🪑 100+ Desks Donated for safe and comfortable learning 🚻 1 Pit Latrine Built at Rwakobo Primary School (2025) ⚽ 2 Soccer Teams Formed with uniforms, coaches, and equipment 💻 Laptops, Tablets & Supplies Delivered to classrooms 🍲 Food & Hygiene Programs improving health and attendance ✨ Together, we’re transforming education, health, and opportunity for children in Uganda. OUR FOCUS Education Building Schools Dance Athletic Teams Pit Latrines SOCCER Boys and Girls Soccer Clubs (Kampala and Rwakobo) Get Involved Classrooms Need Repair Speakers For Africa is a Colorado-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports disadvantaged students in Uganda. We are raising funds to rebuild classrooms for students in Uganda. Younger children (many of whom are orphans) are forced to study in a building on the brink of collapse. Support Us Pit Latrine In Uganda, inadequate sanitation remains a critical public health challenge, particularly in remote areas such as Kiruhua District in Western Uganda. Poor access to proper facilities contributes to the spread of waterborne diseases such as cholera and diarrhea, which affects children and vulnerable populations. Read Proposal PROJECTS Uganda Youth Aid School A nursery and primary school in Mbuya, Kampala, Uganda. Over the past 4 years, we have supported various programs—from sports and tech to food, fees, and supplies. Ghetto Research Laboratory Self-made researchers experimenting with ways to clean up the environment. Nazarene School, Serere, Northern Uganda. Orphan students at this school need our help. With very little, we can help save lives in the severe conditions of Northern Uganda. TLC Youth Center The TLC youth center in Kampala provides sports, education, dancing and chess. These are essential outlets for young people battling the harsh living of underprivileged neighborhoods in Kampala. These kids have a safe place to come to better themselves. Speakers From Africa Podcast Coming Soon Join Our Podcast Soon Watch your donations — in real time. Read More Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School, Kampala, Uganda Projects Gallery My New Channel Play Video Play Video Thank you Tracy Jones Play Video Play Video We love you from Uganda Play Video Play Video Vinvent Kasanga Thanking Donors Play Video Play Video Thank you from Justine in Uganda Play Video Play Video Morning Parade - Ug Youth Aid Students queue for the morning announcements (the parade). Play Video Play Video Uganda Youth Aid - Morning Parade ring the bell Play Video Play Video Students of the Uganda Youth Aid School Play Video Play Video Students of the Uganda Youth Aid School

Join the effort to repair schools in Uganda. Donate to Uganda and make a difference. Learn how you can help today. BACK TO SCHOOL UGANDA FUNDRAISER AUGUST 31 2024 RECAP Top of Page Anchor-Sponsors Gallery PICTURES VOLUNTEER Message from uganda Volunteer thanks Anchor Video VIDEO Welcome Untitled Team Subscribe Promotional About THANK YOU We are so thankful for the support we received from this community. We had over 100 people and raised $5,000. The fundraiser was a reflection of what Speakers for Africa represents: loving - community - honesty - hope - kindness - giving - genuine - fun MESSAGE FROM UGANDA SEE AUCTION ITEMS VOLUNTEER THANKS OUR SPONSORS CLICK FOR GALLERY Messages of thanks from Uganda Thank you to donors from Uganda All Categories Play Video Play Video 00:10 Thank you Tracy Jones Play Video Play Video 00:58 Madam Headmistress This lady makes sure many many kids are educated. She is a saint and we do anything we can to help her. Play Video Play Video 00:23 Thank you Tracy Jones Play Video Play Video 00:21 Vinvent Kasanga Thanking Donors Play Video Play Video 00:08 Thank you from Justine in Uganda Play Video Play Video 00:11 We love you from Uganda Message from uganda Top Sponsors Anchor-Sponsors Amy Franklin Owner Thank you Summit Executive Cleaning . Your generosity is expressed through your dedication to excellence and commitment to community. Amy Franklin donated three remarkable items to help us raise money to fix schools in Uganda. Winners of Best of Summit. Contact them: 970-426-6081 | www.summitexecutivecleaning.com Read More Ask about franchising opportunities VOLUNTEER The Bucktones (7-9 PM Outside Main Stage) Thank you to the bands Thank you for donating your time and talents to our event Reuben Gonzalez (6-7 PM Inside Side Stage) Guitar & Vocals. Reuben always brings a delightful and engaging show Lee Pulliam (6-7 PM Inside Side Stage) Guitar & Vocals. Reuben always brings a delightful and engaging show A crowd-pleasing blend of vocals and instrumentals Cut to the Chase (9-11PM Inside Main Stage) Jeff King, Jack, Mark and Mike Well-executed variety of originals and covers We are so grateful for you. It could not have been done without you. This is a team effort. In no order of importance: Jill Beasley (Promotion) Erin Sudmalis (Door / tickets) Brenda and Chris Davis (Silent auction) Katie and Bud Linkner (The Linkners raised us some $$ by donating a foursome at Hiwan Golf, Evergreen, Colorado) Megan Mitchell (Day of general help) Jony Gitta (Promotion - Uganda) Penny Randell (Be Mamma Congo) Kyle Stevens (Advisor) Lee Pulliam (Day of general help) Bright Onak (Promotion - Uganda) Tasha Mirembe (Support - Uganda) JR Iannacone (Auctioneer) Thank you to the Chefs Chef Randy Placeres AND Chef Peter Carrow Randy worked for two full days to create the perfect West and East African menu that appealed to Western palates. Guests raved about the dinner all night. Thank you both for how much time and energy you donated to the meal. Thank you to the additional techs Kevin ( excellent sound tech) Rob Kowalski (In addition to quality audio, Rob provided detailed plot charts and took meticulous care that we had what we needed yfor two stages. He and Jack were attentive and careful. It was great working with all of them) Mike Fox (videographer) We were fortunate to have the eye and experience of Mike. He captured the night well. Video and pictures by Mike Fox Volunteer thanks Live and Silent Auction Donations Thank you to businesses in Evergreen, Conifer and Breckenridge, Colorado for your generous donations Feeling Left Out? No worries! We will host another fundraiser soon. Please sign up for our newsletter so you never miss out. - HIGHLIGHTS - FUNDRAISER AUG 31 202 PICTURES VIDEO 1st Annual Speakers for Africa Back to School Uganda Fundraiser Evergreen, Colorado | Aug 31 2024 An extravagant night of good energy, food, community love and music. Gallery PICTURES Anchor Video VIDEO Fundraiser Fundraiser Play Video Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Search videos Search video... Now Playing School grounds - Uganda Youth Aid 00:43 Play Video Now Playing We love you from Uganda 00:11 Play Video

See our past and current projects and programs. Projects in Uganda 50 Desks Constructed at the Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary school, Kampala, Uganda In March 2025, Speakers for Africa expanded its classroom desk initiative by constructing 50 high-capacity desks—beginning with an initial 22 and completing an additional 28. Each desk seats five students, meaning 250 children were lifted off the floor and given a proper place to learn. The floor is no place to learn; a desk restores dignity, focus, and the basic conditions every child deserves in a classroom. Read More Construct 4-stance pit latrine, Rwakobo Primary School, Western Uganda In March 2025, Speakers for Africa completed the construction of a four-stance pit latrine at Rwakobo Primary School, located just inside Lake Mburo National Park. The new facility replaced collapsing, unsafe pits and ended the practice of children using nearby bushes. With proper toilets, a boys’ urinal, and a girls’ private area, students now have a clean, safe, and dignified place to go—an immediate transformation in daily school life. Read More Boys and Girls Sports Since 2024, Speakers for Africa has established boys’ and girls’ soccer teams at Uganda Youth Aid School in Kampala and boys’ and girls’ teams at Rwakobo Primary School near Lake Mburo National Park (launched March 2025). In addition, we introduced a girls’ soccer team at Uganda Youth Aid School in 2024 and a girls’ volleyball team in Rwakobo in 2025. These programs provide uniforms, equipment, coaching, and structured practice, giving students safe recreational outlets, boosting confidence, and building school pride. Read More Uganda School Kitchen Renovation In March 2025, Speakers for Africa began repairs on the school kitchen at Uganda Youth Aid School, transforming a smoke-filled, unsafe cooking area into a functional space where daily meals can be prepared more efficiently and hygienically. These improvements immediately enhanced food preparation, reduced health hazards, and ensured students receive meals in a cleaner, safer environment. Read More

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Support education and sanitation initiatives in Uganda with Speakers for Africa. Make a difference today. Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based nonprofit improving education in Uganda by removing barriers such as poor sanitation and limited resources, and empowering students to advocate for their future. SEE OUR IMPACT DONATE TODAY Removing Barriers to Education in Uganda Providing Measurable Impact to Vulnerable Students in Uganda Since 2020 12,500+ MEALS PROVIDED Nutrition programs & school gardens 44 STUDENT ATHLETES Boys and girls soccer and volleyball teams 1,583 STUDENTS IMPACTED Across three primary schools around Uganda 400 SANITATION & HYGIENE WASH projects, latrines & female hygiene 250 STUDENTS WITH DESKS Classroom repairs & learning support Our Programs Girls' Hygiene and Empowerment School Repair and Learning Materials Clean Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Youth Athletics Programs Our Programs Bring Better Access to Education for Uganda's Most Vulnerable Children School Sanitation & Female Hygiene Students can attend school with improved health, safety, and dignity. Christian Outreach Committee Supporting Schools Through Faith-Based Outreach Agriculture & Nutrition Increased attendance, health and student success Learning Materials & Classroom Repair Creating safe, inspiring spaces where students can learn and grow Empowered Youth & Teen Leadership Students develop leadership skills with a confident voice. Who We Are Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit partnering with communities in Uganda to strengthen schools and expand opportunities for vulnerable students. With more than 25 years of trusted relationships in the region and leadership equally based between Uganda and the United States, we deliver community-driven solutions rooted in local insight and supported by global resources. We go beyond support—we amplify student voices, giving them the platform to be heard and the opportunity to truly Speak for Africa. Get to Know Us Speakers for Africa Action Team📍 Kampala, Uganda (Spring 2026) Real Barriers. Real Change. Many students in Uganda want an education but face daily barriers like unsafe sanitation, hunger, and overcrowded classrooms. Your support removes barriers like poor sanitation and limited resources—empowering students in Uganda to stay in school, advocate for themselves, and build their future. How We Work View Impact Report We Listen Every project starts with the voices of students, teachers, and community leaders. We Empower We provide the tools and opportunities for local people to become advocates for lasting change. We Build for the Future Sustainable solutions create stronger schools and stronger communities long after we're gone. What It Means to Be a Speaker for Africa? Advocacy in action—empowering Ugandan students to find their voice, overcome barriers to education, and lead their future. Learn More About the Name Help Children Stay in School Give with Confidence Donate Now Become a Monthly Partner 2026 Donor Update U.S. 501(c)(3) Nonprofit | Transparent Impact Reporting OUR PROJECTS DRIVE REAL IMPACT 30%+ Increase in School Attendance DEFICIENT SANITATION: UNUSABLE SCHOOL BATHROOMS Poor sanitation in rural Uganda forces students to use nearby bushes instead of safe toilets. This lack of dignified facilities increases disease risk and causes frequent school absence. Students at Rwakobo Primary School in rural Uganda now attend school with dignity and safety. Clean facilities protect their health and restore hope for the future. New Pit Latrine and Handwashing Station Pit Latrine Project UNSUSTAINABLE FOOD SUPPLY: NO GARDENS OR FARMS Hunger and poor nutrition disrupts daily learning. Without sustainable school gardens or reliable food programs, many students struggle to attend class consistently. Agriculture Programs Student-led Gardening and Sustainability Programs Today, student-led garden programs help children grow their own food while building confidence, life skills, and improving school attendance. BROKEN SCHOOL INFRASTRUCTURE: UNSAFE CLASSROOMS AND KITCHEN Overcrowded classrooms and unsafe kitchen facilities limit effective learning. Inadequate infrastructure makes it difficult for schools to provide daily meals and provide a safe learning environment. In under two weeks, repairs transformed the school kitchen into a safer space for daily meals and learning. Students now benefit from a renovated kitchen, new plates and bowls, and handwashing stations. FULLY RENOVATED SCHOOL KITCHEN Kitchen Project Your Support Directly Changes Lives Trusted by businesses and community partners We proudly recognize and promote the businesses that help us expand education and sanitation access for vulnerable students in Uganda. Connecting Communities Across Continents We are building meaningful connections between students in Uganda and communities in Colorado—creating opportunities to learn, engage, and grow together. Beyond the classroom, we connect youth in Uganda and Colorado through arts, sports, and cultural exchange—building confidence, understanding, and community. DANCE Through dance, youth in Uganda and Colorado connect—building confidence, cultural understanding, and opportunity. SPORTS Sports keep students engaged in school—building discipline, confidence, and a path toward a stronger future. MUSIC Music gives students a voice—connecting cultures and empowering youth to express who they are. Water is Life When schools lack proper sanitation, students miss class, face health risks, and lose valuable learning opportunities. Learn More WASH Initiatives SANITATION = EDUCATION Clean, safe toilets help students stay healthy, attend school, and succeed. In 2025, we built a four-stance pit latrine—a long-term investment in student health, dignity, and education. Since then, school attendance has increased by 30%. Read the Latrine Project Report We Work Fast — Watch Your Donation as it Happens Once our board approves a project, we act quickly and share our progress along the way. In just two weeks, we transformed this school kitchen for $1,500—demonstrating how effective and reliable targeted support can be. There's still a lot to do for this school. Read our plan for the next phase. Building Brighter Futures Program Want to support Africa—but unsure where to start or who to trust? Redefining How To Support Africa Every contribution supports transparent, measurable progress for students in Uganda. Receive near real-time updates and clear reporting so you can see exactly where your support goes and who it helps. There are many meaningful ways to get involved beyond donating—be part of something bigger. Volunteer Opprotunities Choose Your Monthly Impact Sustainable support Monthly Impact Partner One time donation We are grateful for any assistance Secure Donation $15/mo Helps Builds Education Provides essential school supplies and uniforms Education Partner $25/mo Ensures Female Hygiene Ensuring sanitation & education for young ladies Empowerment Partner Most Popular $50/mo Provides Sanitation Provides clean water projects & latrines Sanitation Partner $100/mo School Infrastructure Build schools & create sustainable legacy Infrastructure Partner $250/mo Sustainable Impact Build durable legacy for students Legacy Partner Current Events (Spring/Summer 2026) May & June 2026: Exodus School Overview An overview of the work completed at Exodus School during May and June 2026, highlighting community outreach, educational support, partnership activities, donated supplies, and the ongoing impact of Speakers for Africa’s programs on students, staff, and families. May 2026: Exodus School Pit Latrine Handover April 2026: Blue Sky Showcase House Concert, The Erlandsons / Boogie Benefits John and Pandora Erlandson’s annual Blue Sky Showcase House Concert, hosted in partnership with Boogie Benefits, selected Speakers for Africa as this year’s beneficiary. April 2026: Donor Updates & Financial Report Speakers for Africa is making measurable progress in 2026, improving the lives of vulnerable students across Uganda. With over $14,000 raised in Q1, support is expanding clean water access, improving classrooms, and creating safer, healthier learning environments. March 2026: An Evening to Empower Fundraiser, Evergreen, CO Join us for an evening of Italian cuisine, live music, and real impact at Bistro Del Lago in Evergreen, Colorado. Proceeds fund clean water access, improving education, and strengthening opportunities for vulnerable students in Uganda. March 2026: School Pit Latrine Expansion & Repair (Rwakobo) One year after completing this sanitation project, Speakers for Africa returned to expand and reinforce the facility due to increased student enrollment. Improvements included enlarging the boys' urinal area and strengthening key infrastructure. This project helps provide safe, durable sanitation facilities that reduce disease, protect student dignity, and create a healthier learning environment for children in Uganda. Our Work — As it Happens For the latest information: Stay Informed with Our Blog Subscribe to our YouTube Channel Join Us & Be Part of the Change Subscribe to our newsletter to receive news and updates. DONATE TODAY Become a Speaker for Africa Email* Join Our Mailing List Please donate and watch as it changes lives Donation $10 $20 $50

Speakers for Africa supports education, sanitation, and student advocacy programs in Uganda, improving school environments and opportunities for vulnerable students. Our Programs in Uganda Speakers for Africa is a U.S.-based nonprofit supporting education, sanitation, and student advocacy in Uganda. Our programs are designed to improve school conditions, expand access to clean water, and support students through sustainable, community-driven initiatives. Education, Sanitation, Hygiene Programs Supporting education, infrastructure, and community development Education Access in Uganda Providing school supplies, desks, and learning materials to students in Uganda to improve access to quality education. School Infrastructure Development Building and repairing classrooms in Ugandan schools to create safe and sustainable learning environments. Sanitation & Hygiene Projects Constructing pit latrines in Uganda and promoting hygiene education to improve student health and dignity. Now supporting programs across three schools in Uganda School Food & Agriculture Programs Delivering daily meals to students in Uganda schools, improving attendance, focus, and long-term outcomes. Female Health Providing sanitary products and support to keep girls in school and strengthen female education in Uganda. Student Athletic Programs Supporting boys’ and girls’ soccer programs in Uganda to promote leadership, teamwork, and opportunity. Education Every child deserves the opportunity to learn. Speakers for Africa helps students across Uganda overcome barriers to education by providing essential school supplies, learning materials, and digital resources. From books and notebooks to tablets and laptops, our support equips classrooms, strengthens literacy and digital skills, and empowers teachers to deliver quality education. Together, we're creating brighter futures—one student, one classroom, and one community at a time. Water is Life When schools lack proper sanitation, students miss class, face health risks, and lose valuable learning opportunities. Learn More WASH Initiatives IMPACT METRICS Real, measurable change driven by your support. 1 School Kitchen Renovated 1,000+ students have a safe and sanitary school kitchen and over 2,000 lunches served. 2 Schools repaired and upgraded Walls and roof repairs, and 50 school desks (each desk sits 5 students). 4 Sports Teams Created 2 boys soccer clubs 1 Girls Soccer Club 1 Girls Volleyball 1 4-Stance Gender Sensitive Pit Latrine 360 students now have clean bathrooms and handwashing stations. 2 School Gardens and 1 rural farm Student-led gardening initiatives and 1 rural farm for school food. 🔢 KEY IMPACT METRICS 1,450+ Students supported with educational resources 3 Schools actively supported 2 Sanitation facility constructed 📈 HOW WE MEASURE IMPACT We measure impact through school attendance data, program participation, and direct feedback from local partners, using these insights to ensure accountability, transparency, and continuous improvement across all programs. ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS Sustainable Farming Recycling Initiatives Solar Power School Kitchen Remodel Sustainable Building Clean Up Uganda Education Changes Everything Every child deserves access to education, dignity, and opportunity. Our Impact Lack of Access to Basic Education Need Many children in Uganda cannot afford school uniforms or daily meals, limiting attendance and long-term opportunity. Sponsorship programs now make attendance possible. And improved nutrition programs with a renovated kitchen, lunches are availble. CHILDREN LEARNING AT SCHOOL Meet the Students Beyond the classroom, we connect youth in Uganda and Colorado through arts, sports, and cultural exchange—building confidence, understanding, and community. DANCE Through dance, youth in Uganda and Colorado connect—building confidence, cultural understanding, and opportunity. SPORTS Sports keep students engaged in school—building discipline, confidence, and a path toward a stronger future. MUSIC Music gives students a voice—connecting cultures and empowering youth to express who they are. Rwakobo Pit Latrine, Uganda Welcome visitors to your site with a short, engaging introduction. Double click to edit and add your own text. Read More $15/mo Helps Builds Education Provides essential school supplies and uniforms Education Partner $25/mo Ensures Female Hygiene Ensuring sanitation & education for young ladies Empowerment Partner Most Popular $50/mo Provides Sanitation Provides clean water projects & latrines Sanitation Partner $100/mo School Infrastructure Build schools & create sustainable legacy Infrastructure Partner $250/mo Sustainable Impact Build durable legacy for students Legacy Partner

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