Special Thanks!
All of us at Jaaja Barb’s Home of Angels would like to give special thanks to the many wonderful people that helped make us what we are today. Without you, it would have been impossible. From the youngest child who donated their allowance to the eldest, sparing a portion of their pension cheque, you will never be forgotten.
Edwin, Precious and I would like to give thanks to:
Thank you for your heart for the suffering. We are very grateful to you for building our children a nursery and primary school; providing a 36-seater bus for transportation and the many other things over the years that you helped our community with. Projects such as drilling boreholes, providing food for the starving in times of famine and helping us to feed and house abandoned children in our community. We are also speaking for the people when we say “Thank you”.
Thank you to this wonderful family for being so kind! You give and give and ask nothing in return. From our first latrine in honor of John, to a home and wall for our children phasing out so they would have a place to live while they learned a trade. Thank you also for providing us with a generator to put us back in operation with water and electricity. We're so grateful.
Supplying all the ingredients for baking banana bread in a period of fifteen years. For the past 20 years, we have baked over 18,000 loaves with 100% profit in sales going to Home of Angels in Uganda. Thank you also for all the many fundraisers you provided and know you have made a big difference in the lives of all our children.
Linda, you may have retired but your stories will be kept alive both locally and nationally. You had such a wonderful impact on our growth at HOA and we all thank you for giving us a start. You will never be forgotten.
Elliot, you are a huge part of the reason why people come and donate to our HOA. You’ve provided a beautiful website where people have said more than once, they want to help us because of the way it’s set up. Thank you!
Thank you to everyone for partnering with us to help these kids “celebrate living”