One Future at a Time

“Five recipients received in excess of $5,000. A) Hudson Ssemyano, informal fiscal agent in Kampala, Uganda, received $49,350 distributed as follows: Urgent medical, surgical, dental, vision care, and physical rehabilitation services for 11 individuals @ $36,733; COVID-19 lockdown long-term emergency relief for 180 individuals @ $10,043; Scholarships for 3 students @ $2,486; and School uniforms for 2 students @ $88. B) Isaac Kirya, informal fiscal agent in Kampala, Uganda, received $11,033 distributed as follows: Urgent medical, surgical, vision care, and physical rehabilitation services for 5 individuals @ $8,822; COVID-19 lockdown long-term emergency relief for 65 individuals @ $1,894; and a Scholarship for 1 student @ $317. C) Victor Garpulee, informal fiscal agent in Monrovia, Liberia, received $10,390 distributed as follows: medical, surgical and vision care services for 9 individuals @ $9,636; and COVID-19 lockdown short-term emergency food relief for 515 individuals @ $754. D) Israel Gitangaza, scholarship recipient in Thies, Senegal, received $8,356 for living expenses during internship. E) A Bright Child-Uganda, an informal partner charity registered in Uganda, serving rural Bukomansimbi District received $8,242 distributed as follows: Scholarships for 15 students, primary through university level @ $4,804; support for A Bright Child Primary School and ABC-Uganda Vocational Skill Center @ $1,347; medical and physical rehabilitation services for 2 individuals @ $1,248; COVID-19 lockdown short-term emergency relief for 30 individuals @ $400; and business start-up assistance for a family of 4, including a special needs child @ $342.”

“Description;Amount^Bank and merchant services fees;621|Government form filing fees;108|Subscription to FundsforNGOs;99|Fundraising expenses;53|Office supplies;28^Total;909^”