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We pride ourselves on maximizing the impact of every donation. On average, 85-90% of donations go directly toward our projects, such as school supplies for students in Katakwi and menstrual hygiene kits for girls. The remaining funds cover necessary operational costs, including local staff salaries and transportation to remote areas where we work.
Yes! We welcome volunteers both locally and internationally. Whether you’re interested in helping on the ground in Katakwi, Uganda, or supporting us remotely, we have a range of opportunities available. You can assist with teaching, event coordination, or even help us raise awareness online. Check our “Get Involved” page to find out more.
Happy Curls Foundation is a registered NGO with the Ugandan NGO Bureau. You can find our registration details on our website. Additionally, we are partnered with reputable organizations, such as local government offices in Katakwi and schools like Okuda Primary School, who can confirm our ongoing projects and community work.
Absolutely! When making a donation, you have the option to designate your funds for a specific cause, such as providing school supplies, menstrual health support, or feeding programs. If no specific cause is mentioned, we will allocate your donation to the area of greatest need.
Yes, donations to Happy Curls Foundation are tax-deductible. We are a registered non-profit organization, and we provide tax receipts for all donations. Please check with your local tax authority for specific regulations regarding charitable deductions.
We are committed to transparency. Happy Curls provides regular updates to our donors, including detailed reports on how funds are allocated. You can also follow our activities through our newsletters and social media platforms where we share success stories, photos, and financial breakdowns of completed projects.
You can donate to Happy Curls through various channels, including our website's secure payment portal, bank transfers, mobile money, or in-person at any of our events. We also accept donations in the form of supplies, such as food, clothing, and educational materials. Visit the “Donate” page on our website for detailed instructions.
Yes, we encourage donors to visit our projects. You can visit the schools we support, like Okuda Primary in Katakwi, or meet families benefiting from our farming and education programs. Contact us to arrange a visit, and we’d be happy to guide you through our ongoing efforts.
The safety of the children and communities we support is our highest priority. All staff and volunteers undergo rigorous background checks, and we adhere to strict child protection policies. We work closely with local authorities in Katakwi and beyond to ensure all our programs are conducted in a safe and ethical manner.
Yes, recurring donations are available through our website. You can choose to donate monthly, quarterly, or annually to support ongoing projects such as our school feeding program in Katakwi or other areas. Recurring donations help us plan long-term projects with more stability. You can adjust or cancel your donation at any time.