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Ways to Help Our scholars need school fees, books, and school supplies. This requires money. We spend approximately $1,800 a year — $150 a month— per student. This amount covers everything: school fees at a top boarding school, books and school supplies, clothing, shoes, food, transportation, a place to stay during school breaks (our children are orphans), academic and leadership workshops, and staff support. Donate Please sponor a child by contributing $150 a month. That is only $5 a day. We will pair you with a boy or girl in the LEAD Uganda program. Sponsors will receive monthly letters from the child they sponsor. You will recive updates at the end of each term from us on If you can not sponsor a child, pelase give what youcan. We have hundreds of individual donors who give us $5, $10, or $25 a month. (See contributors names.) You can transform a child's life for the cost of a burger or a capuccino. Donate by credit card DONATE BY CHECK - Open contribution form page DONATE BY CHECK - Download contribution form as a PDF The Stephen Shames Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit. Other Ways to Help Church and School Partnerships Ask your school or university; your church, synagog, or mosque; or your colleagues at work to sponsor a child. You will receive a photograph and biography of the student you sponsor, as well as, letters from them and frequent updates on their progress. We willl provide educational materials about children in Africa and set up a pen-pal exchange for schools who sponsor students. This is a good way to educate students about the issues, reinforce the value of education, while empowering them and helping them realize they can contribute to the world. Students at the Haverford School near Philadelphia sponsor Ocen Dennis Corporate Matching Programs
We need a satellite dish to connect to the internet. Our boys and girls (aged 8 to 20) need tee shirts, clothing, and shoes. Our students need books — novels — to read. Our children love to watch DVDs (movies). Moses and Wasswa during Errol Daniels' photography workshop. Blog Tell people about us. Urge them to donate. Conduct a Worskshop in Uganda Intern at our New York office Computer Center The computer center will not only imbue our scholars with marketable 21 st century skills, but will produce income for Concern for the Future, the NGO (non-profit) that runs LEAD Uganda. Please help us make this dream a reality. Are you in the computer industry? Do you want to help Africa join the digital age? Contact us. Want to Help? See what your donation accomplishes Donate on PayPal
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stay in school. 
their school progress. 
middle and high schools, students have raised money for our students. 
Donate equipment and supplies 
photographer, or web designer, you could conduct a one or two week academic or art workshop for our students during their school breaks. We have held workshops in English, writing, science, math, video production, photography, and web design. 