Sponsor a Child

 At Abantu Together we want our donors to be able to experience the impact their contributions have on the development of the people in the community of Kyenjojo. We offer the opportunity to be part in a child’s future through our full sponsorship program.  Abantu Together gives donors the option of selecting a child or to have a child randomly assigned.  Individuals participating in a full sponsorship will receive regular communication and updates about their child’s journey through life. For those wanting to give more directly to our ministry, we offer a number of monthly and one-time payment options. 

Our Sponsorship Levels 

Our desire is that anyone who wants to contribute to our sponsorship program, regardless of their financial situation, is able to. Working closely with God's Care Ministries in Uganda we were able to determine that It takes $50 a month to fully sponsor a child.  This includes medical, education, food, and housing expenses for the child being sponsored.  If you are unable to fully sponsor a child we have other options available for sponsorship that can have a big impact on a child's life.

Golden Crowned Crane Level (Full Sponsorship)- $50 a month 

The Golden Crowned Crane [or Grey Crowned Crane] was chosen as Uganda's national emblem. The crane represents the people of Uganda themselves; their beauty, elegance, and calm nature. The Grey Crowned Crane holds prime positions on the country's national flag and coat of arms.   

Boda Boda Level- $25 a month 

Boda Bodas are very common forms of transportation in Uganda, and can be either a bicycle or motorcycle.  Boda Bodas not only create a safer road for citizens in Uganda, but also the rise of the Boda Boda has given way to countless new opportunities in education, employment, and entrepreneurship.

Matooke Level- $10 a month  

Matooke is a variety of banana indigenous to southwest Uganda. It is a staple food for the locals and is similar to mashed potatoes. Instead of a potato, Matooke is made of boiled and mashed plantains wrapped in a banana leaf. It is available almost everywhere and served with every meal--even with eggs for breakfast!