Project Have Hope Inc.

“Form 990EZ, Part III, Line 1 - Organizations mission statement:Project Have Hope seeks to empower women in the Acholi Quarter of Uganda by providing education to both women and their children and assisting the women to establish business oportunities to promote economic stability and sustainability.”

“Activity SchoolFees/Child Sponsorship Program Grantee Acholi Quarter Street 1 Kireka Road City, Province, Country, Postal Kampala, UgandaRelationship None Amount 49,629Activity Vocational Studies Grantee Acholi Quarter Street 1 Kireka Road City, Province, Country, Postal Kampala, UgandaRelationship None Amount 14,150Activity Breakfast Program Grantee Acholi Quarter Street 1 Kireka Road City, Province, Country, Postal Kampala, UgandaRelationship None Amount 10,000”

“Description AmountAdvertising 2,286Bank Service Charges 830Insurance 899Dues and Subscriptions 900Office expense 2,349Payroll Processing fees 2,498Interest expense 23Website expense 393Paypal fees 1,735Communications 20P. O. Box Rental 216”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearCredit card payable 3,641 115”

“Form 990EZ, page 2, Part III, Line 28 SCHOOL FEES/ CHILD SPONSORSHIP: Project Have Hope currently sponsors over 100 children and teenagers ranging from age 5 to 21. Project Have Hope enrolls children in day schools and boarding schools in order to best suit the individual needs of children and their families. The two day schools, Good Daddy and Kireka Hill, are among the best performing schools in the country. The two boarding schools, St. Kizito and St. John Bosco, are high quality Catholic schools in the area. Project Have Hope has no religious affiliation nor does it promote particular religious beliefs; all of the schools we work with have been chosen for the quality of education they provide. All four schools encourage academic excellence and have a diverse student body. Form 990EZ, Part III, Line 29: Vocational Training (continued)VOCATIONAL PROJECT: Project Have Hope provides a variety of vocational training through local schools for women who wish to continue their studies or learn specific skills. Courses vary according to a womans particular interests. To date, courses have included catering, hairstyling and salon management, tailoring, knitting, computer and general office skills studies, and drivers education. Form 990EZ, Page 2, Part III, Line 30School Breakfast Program: During the current year, Project Have Hope has instituted a breakfast program in which 200 children receive porridge 5 days a week. Breakfast is served before the children leave for school in the morning. During breaks between school terms, 300+ children are served breakfast.”