You Can Help the Children of Northern Uganda by Sponsoring their Future

We believe that education can empower the children of Africa and transform their Futures.

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Our work depends on your donations. When you donate to TCAF, you're making a personal investment in the life and future of an orphan, former child soldier, or other vulnerable child in Northern Uganda. Your support has a direct and lasting impact.

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Brian Omiya

Brian Omiya

Student ID # 1216 Support Me

Brian's name means in the Acholi language; 'Rwot omiya' as 'God has given me'. He is 6 years old, and lives with his single mother whom is 35 years old with six children. Brian wants to be a pilot when he grows up.

Our Mission

In a post-conflict region; ravaged by war, affected by HIV/AIDS and extreme poverty, TCAF's mission is to support northern Uganda's most disadvantaged and vulnerable children through the gift of an education.

Our Work
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Over 10 Million
31%

Nearly a third of the Ugandan population (more than 10 million people) survive on less than a dollar a day.

One Million
1m

The UN estimates that 1 million school-age children in Uganda are unable to attend school.

One in Five
1 in 5

Over 20% of Ugandan primary school children are orphans.

Where We Work

Northern Uganda covers an area approximately the size of West Virginia. For over 20 years, the region was ravaged by a brutal civil war. The area has been described by UNICEF as “the worst place to be a child.”

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Are my contributions tax-deductible?

Absolutely. Today’s Children, Africa’s Future is a 501(c)(3) International Charitable Organization. All contributions are deductible from your federal income tax to the fullest extent allowed by law. Please keep all statements you receive, and consult your tax professional for how to report this contribution on your tax forms.

Are other people/groups sponsoring the child I’m sponsoring?

No. Only one sponsor is assigned to each child. You are welcome to sponsor more than one child.

Where does my money go?

For a full explanation of how TCAF operates, visit our Financial Accountability page.

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