Uncertainties of Charity Funding: Ugandans are Creating a Sustainable Model

Would you rather give someone a fish, or teach them how to fish?
When I heard of what Justin Ojambo and Robert van Espelo are doing with their charity, I was interested, as I think that this is an effective way to promote local economic activity and help the needy at the same time.
Here's a story on how they are creating a sustainable charity funding model that can make a lasting local impact.
For more info on PEFO, visit www.pefonederland.nl

[@personallycatholic]

Beautiful

[@justinojambo1355]

Great work thank you so much Thomas for the effort

[@heyanhho]

I'm all the way touched and o impressed by this way of charity funding. Often times when we think of charity, it's straight-up free resources. I do have similar plans in the future to build schools and would love to learn more of these different ways to make doing good sustainable.

[@PatialaCheers]

Thank you Thomas for introducing me to a new world. This is a really good. Very nicely shot