HOPE Foundation

We thank God that our school architectural design has been completed.
As our students report back tomorrow after a short holiday break, we humbly call upon you to support us in constructing a toilet for the school. Since acquiring our land in May 2025, we have been operating without a toilet, which poses a serious health risk to our students. Initially, we had budgeted $5,000 for one toilet, but by God’s grace we have now found a more affordable option costing only $2,000.
Your support will help us provide a safer and healthier learning environment for these children.
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👆We thank God that our construction plan has been completed. Our first priority now is building a toilet. Since relocating to our own land in September last year, we have not had a toilet on site, which has been a serious sanitation and hygiene risk for our students.
At first, we estimated that constructing a toilet would cost about $5,000, but thankfully we have found a more affordable option costing $2,000. Our prayer is that when students return for the second term, they will find at least one toilet in place.
We humbly pray that you will consider supporting us in making this possible. May God bless you.

Construction plan of Faith School - Google Drive

We thank God for His Grace, for in everything we do at our school, He comes first. Each week, we hold Bible study, share the gospel, and attend Church Anywhere
Matthew 6:33: But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.”
We invite you to join us in prayer for support of our Christian school as we continue to care for vulnerable children in rural Uganda.
God bless you🙏

Today, we had a “Farming God’s Way” training at our school, where we planted corn together. With the ongoing challenge of providing enough food for our students, this initiative is a step toward mitigating that challenge. We are hopeful that the harvest will help supplement our school’s food supply.
We sincerely appreciate Teach to Transform for equipping our director (Bruno) last year, who in turn has passed on this valuable knowledge to us today.
Our students have been encouraged to practice this farming method in their homes, as it produces high yields even with limited resources. As they share these skills within their communities, we have also encouraged them to use these moments as opportunities to share the love of Jesus Christ.

We thank God that we have successfully completed two months of the first term of the 2026 academic year. It has not been easy, but God has been faithful throughout.
As we enter the third month, our greatest challenge is meeting the salaries of our dedicated teachers. We humbly ask you to join us in prayer, trusting God to open doors for provision so that we can support these committed individuals who are faithfully investing in the lives of our students.
Our mission is to transform this vulnerable rural community, and we cannot achieve it without your support.
Thank you, and God bless you.

We humbly call upon you to stand with us in prayer. Our school is growing day by day, yet we continue to face a number of challenges. The greatest of these is supporting and facilitating our teachers. Teachers are the engine of the school, without them, we cannot move forward.
In the past three weeks alone, we have enrolled 35 new students who have joined our Senior One class from primary school. This brings the total number of students at our school to 71 and still growing. As the only secondary school in this community, if it were not in existence, most of these children would have no option but to drop out.
As a Christian nonprofit, our mission goes beyond academics. We are committed to nurturing these children to become disciples of Christ and to grow in character, faith, and purpose.