E3 Africa

E3 Africa's mission is to educate, empower and enrich the orphaned, impoverished and often forgotten children Northern Uganda

Sponsoring a child might just be the greatest gift you can give yourself. Sharing a little goes a long way in a country like Uganda. For the same cost as a typical night out in the United States (dinner and movie for two), a Ugandan child can be fed, clothed, and educated for a entire month. It may seem like a cliche these days, but you can truly change a child's life. That is where the incredible and rewarding part comes in! The relationship you establish with your sponsored child is just as valuable as the quality education your sponsored child receives. Most of the students in our program are orphans and you will have the opportunity to connect with them and show them that they were not forgotten and that they are valued and cared for. Those who have not been orphaned are categorized as the poorest of the poor and come from single-parent poverty stricken families.

E3 Africa is wholeheartedly committed to reducing poverty and promoting the dignity of the human person through education. Another way we seek to achieve this is through building and operating a quality secondary school in Northern Uganda for this underserved population. Access to secondary education is challenging for poor families because the Ugandan government funds student education only through the equivalent of 6th grade in the United States. We are currently trying to raise funds for the continued construction of St. Thomas Aquinas College in Erepi, Uganda. This campus currently serves 650 students and will eventually serve 800+ students with a traditional curriculum, vocational training, peace and conflict resolution techniques, and moral and spiritual formation. It will nurture the faith in the lives of the students and faculty through prayer and worship at the school chapel! E3 Africa strives to positively impact the nation of Uganda by providing the neediest children with an education, skills to foster peaceful conflict resolution, free-market economic knowledge preparing them to lead and encouraged to prosper in their communities.