Transform Lives: Sponsor a Child
Current villages participating in the Hearts & Hope Sponsorship program are below. Click on each village name to see a list of students.
- Kamuli is partnered with Hearts & Hope, Inc
- Mbulamuti is partnered with Waters Edge in Allen, TX. Additional information about the partnership and sponsoring a student through Hearts & Hope / Waters Edge is available here.
For less than $1 per day, you can transform the life of a child by giving them hope for a brighter future.
As part of your sponsorship, you will receive communication for your student twice a year - giving you the opportunity to see how you have blessed their life.
If interested, Hearts & Hope can also coordinate a trip to Uganda, giving you the potential opportunity to meet your sponsored student in person!
Annual Sponsorships are $300, but we also offer monthly recurring payments of $26 (additional $1/month for processing fees). If you opt for monthly payments, please know that you are committing to an annual sponsorship and each month your credit card will automatically be billed.
A $300 Annual Sponsorship provides these children with:
As part of your sponsorship, you will receive communication for your student twice a year - giving you the opportunity to see how you have blessed their life.
If interested, Hearts & Hope can also coordinate a trip to Uganda, giving you the potential opportunity to meet your sponsored student in person!
Annual Sponsorships are $300, but we also offer monthly recurring payments of $26 (additional $1/month for processing fees). If you opt for monthly payments, please know that you are committing to an annual sponsorship and each month your credit card will automatically be billed.
A $300 Annual Sponsorship provides these children with:
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Matching Gift Programs
If your employer has a Matching Gift Program for donations to registered 501(c)3 organizations, your donation to Hearts & Hope is likely eligible. Check with your Human Resources Department to see if your generous donation can have an even greater impact in Uganda!
