Change a child's life forever
Build a special relationship with a child in Rakai.
Follow the impact of your gift through letters, photographs and reports on their progress. Your donation – $35 monthly when sponsoring a child in primary school or $75 monthly when sponsoring a child in secondary or boarding school is used for tuition, school supplies and incidental health care such as malaria treatment.
For as little as one dollar and fifteen cents a day, your contribution ensures your sponsored child attends school, learns to read and write, receives skills training and learns about HIV/AIDS.
To receive a photo and description of a child who is waiting to be sponsored, send an email to [email protected].
Donate Online
Credit cards are welcome!
Donating now with Venmo (@AfricanChildrenToday), Paypal (no Paypal account is necessary), or credit card! Follow one of the links below to checkout with one of the options above or any amount you can give.
Recurring monthly donations are available through Paypal.
Donate by Check
When you pay by check, ACT can guarantee 100 percent of your donation is sent to AIM Uganda.
AIM will ensure your gift is spent on the greatest present needs. Have something more specific in mind? Designate your wishes in the subject line of your check.
Make checks payable to:
African Children Today
Send checks to:
P.O. Box 390123
Edina, MN 55439
Make a One-Time Donation
Cash Donation
One-time donations purchase necessary items such as mosquito nets, water tanks, latrines, shoes and clothing. All funds received by ACT are sent directly to the AIM team in Uganda to use as you designate or where the funds are most needed.
Don't forget to consider other ways to gift!
- a gift from your donor-advised fund
- a gift of stock
- a gift from your IRA, especially your mandatory distribution if you are over
Make a One-Time Donation
$10
$45
$75
$150
Purchase one milk cow for a family in Uganda.
Shop to Show Support
Hope Again Women
Purchase jewelry, baskets, and soccer balls made by hand by the women of Rakai, Uganda. Proceeds for each sale go directly to the women who made the products to use as they see fit–to pay for tuition, health care, antiretroviral medications, housing, clothing, etc.