As Easter approaches, we reach out with a humble request to help provide food for the children in our orphanage school so they can celebrate this sacred season with joy and nourishment. In the poorest and most neglected regions of the world, having enough food can mean the difference between life and death. For the 1,023 orphans in our care, including infants, proper nutrition is essential—not just for celebration, but for survival. Many of these children are severely malnourished, and food is often their first medicine in strengthening their immune systems.
Each year, we rely on the generosity of compassionate Catholic donors who share the Easter spirit with these vulnerable children—children who, without this support, would have no means to celebrate. Traditionally, we begin this campaign at the start of Lent to allow enough time for preparation. However, this year, many of our previous donors are unable to contribute due to financial difficulties, leaving a significant gap in resources.
Your generosity will ensure that these children:
✅ Have enough to eat during the Easter celebrations.
✅ Feel the warmth of love and care during this holy season.
✅ Experience the joy of Easter, knowing they are not forgotten.
$12,500 USD to serve 1023 Orphans
Be the reason the orphaned children Smile this Easter, feel loved and to share the goodwill of the Easter season.
Blessings.
Mother Dinavence Kobusingye
Superior General.
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