Nurture 200 dreams, Give a child a chance

Dear supporters,

This Mother’s Day, we celebrate mothers—but especially those who carry an unseen weight. Across the world, millions of women are raising children alone after being abandoned by fathers. They wake before dawn, work multiple jobs, skip meals so their children can eat, and still find the strength to offer comfort, discipline, and hope.

Yet these mothers face relentless conditions: poverty, social stigma, lack of childcare, and limited access to education or healthcare. For a single mother, every decision is a sacrifice. And too often, her daughters watch closely—learning what struggle looks like, but also resilience.

At f ssibu Mission foundation,we advocate for girls who grow up in father-absent homes. Without intervention, these girls are at higher risk of dropping out of school, early pregnancy, and cycles of poverty. But when we support their mothers—with skills training, counseling, legal aid, and community support—we change that trajectory.

This Mother’s Day, your gift honors the mother who stays, who fights, who refuses to let abandonment define her child’s future. You can help provide school fees and supplies, emergency childcare and livelihood support, and healing programs that rebuild trust and self-worth.

Before we ask for your support, we want to first express our deepest gratitude. Thank you for standing with us and with these resilient families. Because of donors like you, mothers who once felt alone now know they have a community behind them—and their daughters have a chance to rise.

No mother should have to raise a child alone. But for those who do, we can choose to stand beside her. Please give today—in honor of every mother who mothers twice as hard with half the help.

With deep respect and thanks,

F SSIBU MISSION FOUNDATION-UGANDA 

Dear Donors,

On behalf of the entire team and the children we serve, I extend our deepest gratitude for your unwavering support. Thanks to your past contributions, we successfully met the scholastic needs of 200 vulnerable children during the previous term. Your generosity provided exercise books, pens, mathematical sets, uniforms, and backpacks, ensuring that no child missed a single day of learning due to a lack of basic supplies. Attendance improved significantly, and academic performance rose markedly—direct results of your partnership with us.

However, as we prepare for the coming term, we face a critical gap. Out of the 200 children now enrolled under this program, available resources will only meet the needs of 80. The remaining 120—including young children as young as seven who were recently rescued from abandonment and found burning charcoal in forests—will have nothing. These children arrived with no supplies, no uniforms, and no means to participate in class when the term starts in two weeks.

We have finalized a procurement plan for notebooks, pencils, erasers, rulers, school bags, and uniforms. Suppliers are ready, and we can distribute materials within days. But without additional support, most of these rescued children will be excluded from learning.

Your past contributions proved that timely action changes lives. Now, we urgently ask you to help us close this gap—so that every rescued child can walk into their first day of school with dignity and hope.

With sincere appreciation,

F SSIBU MISSION FOUNDATION-UGANDA