Country

Project Name
Project
Cost

Description

Photo
Cameroon
5495

Raised to date:
Molyko Primary School serves a large population where the average home lives on $2/day. Most students are IDPs (internally displaced persons) whose families have fled from war & insecurity in other parts of the country. This project will contruct new latrines (3 stalls and one urinal) for all the 324 students and 6 staff.
TGUP Project: Molyko Primary in Cameroon
Cameroon
1876

Raised to date:
Amazing Grace Primary School is in a large community of over 10,000 who are peasants and earn less than $2/day. 244 pupils attend Amazing Grace (134 are girls & 110 boys). Many are orphans & internally displaced children living with local relatives. This project will supply pens, pencils, notebooks, etc. for an entire year.
TGUP Project: Amazing Grace Primary in Cameroon
Kenya
18256

Raised to date:
Mwicwiri Primary School has 418 students (197 boys and 221 girls), 20 teachers, & 3 support staff. The school has 5 acres with a playground, 5 wooden classrooms, which require upgrading, & 9 permanent classrooms. This project will build a new 30'x30' classroom. The community is contributing $3,155 bringing the total to $18,256.
TGUP Project: Mwicwiri Primary School in Kenya
Multiple Countries
30000

Raised to date:
More than 20 million girls drop out of school every year because they can't manage their period. It is probably the greatest preventable loss of human potential in the world. TGUP’s Save a Girl Project addresses this by providing kits of washable, reusable, sanitary supplies. Each kit is given free of charge to the girls.
TGUP Project: Menstrual Kits in Multiple Countries
Cameroon
2018

Raised to date:
At Amazing Grace Primary, the enrollment of 244 has gone beyond the available number of tables & chairs. The inadequate furniture causes many of the younger children to stay home as there is fighting & scrambling for a place to sit. This project will fund 30 desks (with benches attached), 2 tables, & 4 chairs for the teachers.
TGUP Project: Amazing Grace Primary in Cameroon
Multiple Countries
30000

Raised to date:
TGUP has multiple schools in Uganda, Kenya, and Nepal hoping for a Science Lab in a Box installation. This will allow the schools to teach and practice experiments in Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. In 2025, we are hoping to fund 10 SLaBs. Each SLaB costs $3,000 and the school chooses from a long list of supplies and equipment.
TGUP Project: Science Lab in a Box in Multiple Countries
Uganda
22361

Raised to date:
Nkono Primary School has 1,229 students, with 14 teachers. There are 7 classrooms & an admin office. The 4 nursery classes take place in a nearby church. The primary grades have an average class size of 182. This project will fund one or two new classrooms, depending on funding (one classroom = $13,817, two classrooms = $22,361)
TGUP Project: Nkono Primary School in Uganda
Uganda
7444

Raised to date:
This project will provide 36 classroom benches with attached desks. The desks and benches will have a metal frame and wood surfaces. Each desk and bench will seat 4 students so 36 benches will accommodate 144 students. Currently, the students sit on the floor and write on their laps. Cost: $7,444 ($5 per student).
TGUP Project: Nkono Primary School in Uganda
Uganda
7637

Raised to date:
Without shoes, children are especially vulnerable to diseases and parasites. These 'Shoes that Grow' can expand through 5 sizes and keep children healthy, allow them to go to school, and only cost $25 per pair. Most of the children at Nkono Primary do not have shoes so this project will fund 300 pairs of shoes.
TGUP Project: Nkono Primary School in Uganda
Cameroon
7841

Raised to date:
The Bomaka Primary School has 487 students and 10 teachers. In 2024, TGUP built new latrines for the school as the old ones had failed. This project will drill a 200-225' borehole, a filtration system, and a tower with a 5,000 liter tank to store the water. This will ensure the school has a continuous supply of potable water.
TGUP Project: Bomaka Primary School in Cameroon
Cameroon
27052

Raised to date:
The Dibanda Primary School has 362 students in just four classrooms which are split into two so different grades can be taught in the same room. The existing rooms are falling apart with holes in the walls and roof. Ideally, two new classrooms are built but depending on funding, one can be done for $16,162 or two for $27,052.
TGUP Project: Dibanda Primary School in Cameroon
Multiple Countries
18000

Raised to date:
Due to recent changes in Kenyan academics, primary schools now include 7th and 8th grades & are required to teach science. The government is not assisting so TGUP's Junior Science Lab Program will provide the basic equipment needed to demo experiments. Each JSS costs $1,800. TGUP hopes to fund 10 schools in 2025.
TGUP Project: Junior Science Lab in Multiple Countries
Guatemala
4012

Raised to date:
Lagunitas School has students preschool through high school with 332 students. Currently, 39 preschool students have to share a classroom with the highschool students. The community started building a new classroom for the preschool children but ran out of funds. This project will finish the construction of 31' x 23' building.
TGUP Project: Lagunitas Primary in Guatemala
Nepal
938

Raised to date:
Gyan Niketan English Secondary School, located in Kathmandu, has 700 students & is a high performing school. This project will fund musical equipment including a drum set, ukellele, 2 guitars, a piano, and madal (traditional Nepali instrument). The school is funding 40% of total cost of $1,590, leaving $938 for TGUP to support.
TGUP Project: Gyan Niketan in Nepal
Uganda
5043

Raised to date:
Balita has 745 students (249 boys & 496 girls) including 134 students with disabilities. Students currently collect water from a borehole 3km away from school. ⁠This takes up valuable time, affecting their learning. 80% of the special needs students are visually impaired which makes accessing clean water even more challenging.
TGUP Project: Balita Primary School in Uganda
Kenya
12472

Raised to date:
The current kitchen at Irigithathi is no way sufficient for all the students, and will be especially lacking once the 60 additional Special Needs students start school. This project will fund a large new kitchen capable of serving 300 students a day. Another project will fund the cooking jikos and adjoining dining hall.
TGUP Project: Irigithathi Primary School in Kenya
Kenya
22450

Raised to date:
The project will fund an adjacent addition to the new kitchen (funded separately) for the Irigithathi School that will accommodate 100 students at a time. Also being funded in another project are the tables and chairs for the new dining hall.
TGUP Project: Irigithathi Primary School in Kenya
Gifts
India
$6

Mosquito nets
gifted to date:
This tent village in India has 150 families (average 5 children per family). The latrines drain straight into an open trench at the side of the road. The villagers have been suffering from mosquito bites at night. Each mosquito net will help protect one double bed.
TGUP Project: Mosquito Netting in India
Multiple Countries
$7

Save a Girls
gifted to date:
$7 provides one adolescent girl with washable reusable sanitary supplies so she can manage her period and stay in school. Each kit lasts for three years and is given free to adolescent girls along with education on the use of the kit, feminine hygiene, self-defense, and both male and female biology.
TGUP Project: Menstrual Kits in Multiple Countries
Tanzania
$100

Smoke-reducing stoves
gifted to date:
$100 will fund the construction and installation (done by Maasai women) of a smoke-reducing stove for a Maasai family in Tanzania. The stoves benefit the health of the entire community, but particularly the children for whom the smoke causes lung problems, burns, and even death.
TGUP Project: Maasai Stoves in Tanzania
Kenya
$90

Beehives
gifted to date:
A $90 beehive provides pollination to boost crop yields 2–4x. Each hive comes with a personalized plaque naming the person honored and will be installed on a farm, at a school, or in a village in Kenya. The honey from hives is sold to support local farmers, schools, and the hive upkeep.
TGUP Project: Beehives in Kenya
Tanzania
$20

Birthing kits
gifted to date:
Maasai women give birth in their homes often in unsanitary conditions. These $20 kits are given free to pregnant women, and include a plastic drape over which the birth takes place, razor and clamps for cutting the cord, antibiotics for cord stem and eyes, wash basin & soap, blankets, gloves & gowns for midwives and washcloths.
TGUP Project: Safe Birthing Kits in Tanzania
Uganda
$10

Hygiene kits
gifted to date:
These $10 hygiene kits are given to school children in need in Uganda. Each kit contains a toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, nail clippers, soap, wash cloth, and tube of vaseline. All the items are contained in a mesh carrying bag.
TGUP Project: Hygiene Kits in Uganda
Multiple Countries
$25

Shoess
gifted to date:
Over 1.5 billion people suffer from soil transmitted diseases worldwide. Without shoes, children are especially vulnerable to diseases and parasites. These 'shoes that grow' can expand through 5 sizes and keep children healthy and allow them to go to school and only cost $25 per pair.
TGUP Project: Shoes in Multiple Countries
Multiple Countries
$5

School suppliess
gifted to date:
Many school children in African countries are prohibited from going to school because they don't have the required basic supplies: pens, pencils, etc. This project provides one school child with the needed supplies so they can stay in school. It only costs $5 to give the required materials.
TGUP Project: Student in Multiple Countries