
The Kangulumira School in Uganda was one of the most dire situations TGUP has ever encountered. The 150-odd students attended classes in papyrus “classrooms.” There were no latrines, no running water. The one daily meal consisted of watery corn gruel.

The project built a quarter-mile access road, two large brick classrooms, a water well, latrines, metal-frame desks, and provided beans as a daily supplement to the corn gruel. The entire project cost $33,200. It was funded by 17 TGUP donors. It was carried out by TGUP’s Uganda partner, the Nsawo Community Development Project.
The project is noteworthy for several things:
- The breadth of the overall project, encompassing five sub-projects
- The magnitude of the improvement from “Before” to “After”
- The speed of completion: 83 days from start to finish
- Participation by 17 different donors, exemplifying the TGUP model




































There were 17 donors who made this project possible. Many thousands of children’s lives will be changed as a result. That is the TGUP model. If we all do a little, no one person has to do too much. It works. Thank you for making the world a better place.
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