What Matters Warren
UPDATE: What Matters W2 in Africa
On December 14th we headed to Africa to meet Herbie Kawuma, a Ugandan performing artist & CEO of Light Up Life Foundations (and recipient of Norway Youth Ambassador 2012).
Together with Herbie we are spreading awareness of and raising money for the children of the ghettos in Uganda. We are headed to the front lines to help them with food, clothes, shelter, school supplies, school fees and more. The children we help may be able to break the cycle of poverty and depression by giving them HOPE.
HOPE that tomorrow will be a better day, HOPE that someone out there really cares and hope for an education that may open doors to future opportunities they never knew were in their reach. TOGETHER WE CAN…just like Herbie’s song explains!
Your generous support is appreciated beyond words. THANK YOU!
Click here to help us reach the goal.
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