FOHM oversees the distribution of funds for child and adult sponsorships, school support for Fountain of Hope Jr and Sr School, church and pastor support, Biblical training, and community outreach efforts. FOHM is managed through a Board of Directors that includes Pastor Robert’s wife Sarah. Uganda, like other countries around the world including Haiti where GGI also works, have struggled during Covid19 and many families are trying to survive day to day but unable to provide food for themselves. Additionally, the schools have been closed including our boarding house causing us to reach out individually to our sponsored students at their homes. Our support and tireless efforts are helping tremendously but more can always be done. Your financial donation is needed more than ever. Please get in touch if you are able to give.
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Supporting the Community Through Covid19
Desiree Jones • November 25, 2020
During this unprecedented time our support methods have not waned. In fact, we ramped up our efforts to help Uganda deal with Covid19 sweeping numerous communities nationwide. Fountain of Hope Ministries GGI’s work in Uganda is overseen by Pastor Robert Sityo under the legal Ugandan entity of Fountain of Hope Ministries (FOHM).
FOHM Support and Unwavering Covid19 Relief Efforts
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Happy New Year from Pastor Robert. As we complete the year 2021, I reach out to say thank you and appreciate all of you our donors and the sponsors that have made Fountain of Hope Ministries what it is today.
Those of us working and volunteering at Grace Giving International spend a lot of time in The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). Although many of you may know where DRC is on the map, you may not be aware of the incredible need the people in this country have for basic staples such as food and clothing.
Hear from the Grace Giving International ministry director in Uganda to get an update on what is going on over there for June 2021. Included is a list of prayer requests too, please join us in prayer for those less fortunate.
Getting an education is an important step in creating better lives for those less fortunate. In 3rd world countries like Uganda, school is not always easily accessible, or feasible on a daily basis. It is our mission at Grace Giving International to help as many as we can obtain the education they need to help make their futures brighter. Read to learn more.
Whether you are a first-time donor, frequent donor, or beginning to consider giving a donation to Grace Giving International, know that when you do give, your contribution goes to those struggling with extreme poverty and a myriad of unfortunate issues. At GGI, we are making great strides to help many poverty-stricken African populations. And thanks to generous donations from people like you, we can continue to make progress. Right now, over 10% of the global population (over 700 million people) do not have enough food to eat, have limited or no access to safe drinking water, and cannot financially afford to send their children to school. These populations are far more vulnerable to diseases that have already been wiped out in the developed world. Fortunately, when you give to GGI, you help to reduce poverty, help prevent diseases, and contribute to opportunities to build more schools and churches. The following provides a deeper look into how donating to GGI can make a huge difference:
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