Meet Goreti, Sarah, & Christin. These girls had to leave school two years ago because their families could no longer afford the tuition.  In rural Uganda, girls who have to leave school are often left to “fend for themselves” to get food to survive. You might imagine what that means! 

The experience of a lifetime is how I would describe my recent trip to Uganda. Even though I've been there many times now, each visit has been filled with incredible experiences. This one was no exception.

Saying goodbye is always hard since I know it will most likely be at least a year before I return.  Of course, I talk to our team every day, but it's not the same as spending time with them.

 During the past 2 weeks, our incredible team in Uganda worked even harder than usual! They were with me the entire time as we went around to the communities to check in on all of our programs and projects.  They put in long hours away from their families and other responsibilities. 

Wow! It's hard to know where to start- I've been in Uganda two days and already visited many of our projects and seen many old friends.  The pic above is a delivery to Mary and her daughters, Jackie and Mary. Thanks to you, our donors, they received much-needed food relief, plus seeds and seedlings to plant for food security.