Say Yes International Inc.

“Name: gloryland orphanage address: po box 37 mubende, ug cash contribution: 56,133 name: amani c/o danstone amaista address: po box 1691-00200 nairobi, ke . Cash contribution: 10,188 name: pastor hudson suubi address: po box 44 lugazi, ug cash contribution: 12,300 name: paul mukisa evans address: mukono district mukono district, ug cash contribution: 16,879”

“Expenses 743 travel 250 miscellaneous 70 moneygram fees 643 paypal fees 313 supplies 406 total 2,425”

“Say yes international is aware of the compelling needs of orphans and widows in poverty and is committed to providing loving support in physical, educational, and spiritual growth. The goal is to provide the widows and orphans an opportunity to improve their living conditions: 1.to provide love, care and encourage self-respect; 2.to provide tuition and materials needed for education; 3.to provide help and support for abused, neglected and orphaned children; 4.to provide help and support for poor and needy families.”

“Housing, food, clothing, and education support has been provided for orphans in uganda, specifically in lugazi, mubende, kampala, and in shinyalu village in western kenya. More than 100 orphans in mubende receive care and oversight as they learn to become responsible in caring for themselves and others. There are several children in faith children's home in lugazi who receive support for their education as well as housing, food, and clothing. Say yes international also works with an outreach to a remote village in kenya to provide education, uniforms and food to orphans. On occasion say yes sends support for children in a kampala slum for their food needs. Say yes international helped five families with little to no financial resourfces to start and/or maintain a business in 2017. These include seeds for crops to sustain piggeries, driver license education to support mechanic work, second hand men's clothing to sell. A well was also dug - clean water is now sold to community members. Say yes continues to assist with medical needs including medication for malaria, typhoid and cholera. The health clinic in a very rural area of masaka district received medicine as well.”