How Do I Change Someone’s World?

In the forgotten villages of western Uganda, unnecessary death has been normal for a hundred generations, but it is not normal anymore. Ourganda is rewriting the rules, creating a new reality, winning the fight against unnecessary death.

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2020 October- Newsletter

Does this describe how you feel?
You bet I would like to change someone’s world.
Show me how, and I’m in.
People should not have to deal with frequent,
unnecessary death. It is not OK. (I put that in larger,
bolder letters so you wouldn’t miss it.)
In the forgotten villages of western Uganda, unnecessary
death has been normal for a hundred generations, but
it is not normal anymore. Ourganda is rewriting the
rules, creating a new reality, winning the fight against
unnecessary death.
It is completely wrong to allow
unnecessary death when it is so easy
to prevent it.
Ourganda saved Zebrina’s life. And Agnes’s life. And
hundreds of others are alive, heathy, and happy because
our medical teams roll into their villages every single
week with a strong dose of love and hope. Their M.O.
is education, medications, and prayer — wrapped in
kindness. Right now, our care teams are helping Lonet,
Aidah, Kosiya, and Elisa.
How Do I Change Someone’s World?One Time Projects Total Cost Raised Needed
Project CURE $35,000 $2,500 $32,500
Ourganda Campus (fence) $24,220 $3,960 $20,260
Water Project $17,141 $6,840 $10,301
Ongoing Projects Cost Needed
Kits (Kids) $12 each hundreds
Kits (Hygiene, Birthing) $8 each hundreds
Water Filters $40 each hundreds
Urgent Medical Surgeries $1,000 average per person
Ron Gladden
Ourganda Director
Like you, we feel angry when people
suffer needlessly. So, we hired the
smartest, most compassionate
people anywhere. They are in
the process (listen to this; this
is fantastic) — they are in the
process of transforming miserable,
desperate villages into human
flourishing zones.
And that means this: When you
make a generous gift to Ourganda,
you change someone’s world.
You are the hero in someone’s
story. If your gift is $8, you bought
a birthing kit for a pregnant mom.
(The hospital won’t admit her when
she is in labor unless she brings her
own birthing kit.) A gift of $200 buys
water filters for five families. Send
$1,000 and you have saved Elisa’s
life with a surgery. Or you can bring
clean water to an entire village or
maybe multiple villages for $10,000
or $20,000.
You can change someone’s world. You can right a wrong. You can partner with our care teams
as they rewrite the rules for long-term health and human flourishing in the villages Ourganda
serves.
Thank you
for changing
someone’s
world!
Thank you for caring.