Project Report
| Nov 6, 2026
Opening a shop that sells soap at a discount (On 15/11/2026)
By Gihana Jackson | Legal Representative
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Project summary
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda provides soap production training to high school students and less advantaged communities in Rwanda. It also provides bars of soap to these communities with the aim of combating poor hygienic problems that may lead to water borne diseases. The goal of this project is to promote hygienic practices and combat diseases triggered by poor hygiene.
Activity: Opening a shop that sells soap at a discount.
In addition to distributing free soap to the neediest families in rural communities, owed soap chapter Rwanda is working hard to open a shop (On 15/11/2026) that will always sell soap to middle class members of the community at a reduced price. This will enable the project to not only expand its constituency but also raise some funds for making more soap for distributing to the needy families.
Next activity: Free bar soap distribution
Our project volunteers are working hard to produce more bar soap so that we can soon distribute free soap to 100 new needy family members.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I am pleased to extend to you a thank you message from beneficiaries of Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda. They from the bottom of their hearts appreciate your generosity and love. Your support has impacted their lives positively.
How to get involved?
I am pleased to invite you to get involved and continue walking with us in eradicating poor hygienic problems by donating to Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda and share the campaign with your friends and family.
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Jul 9, 2026
Bars Soap Distribution
By Gihana Jackson | Legal Representative
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Project summary
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda provides soap production training to high school students and less advantaged communities in Rwanda. It also provides bars of soap to these communities with the aim of combating poor hygienic problems that may lead to water borne diseases. The goal of this project is to promote hygienic practices and combat diseases triggered by poor hygiene.
Completed activity: Bars of soap distribution to the neediest community members
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda together with her volunteers have distributed 500 bars of Soap (200g each) to the neediest beneficiaries. Our beneficiaries were happy to receive the soap that is now helping them to continue practicing good hygienic practices.
Our next activity: Bar soap processing training
Thirty (30) Secondary school students from a new school and ten (10) community members from a new village will be trained to enable them to produce their own bar soap.
We thank you!
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda sincerely appreciates your generosity and love; we couldn’t have made it without you. Your support is changing the lives of children, teen-mothers and adults with disabilities from Rwandan communities.
Get involved
We genuinely invite donors and supporters to get involved and walk with us in eradicating poor hygienic problems.
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May 4, 2026
Bar soap production milestone
By Gihana Jackson | Legal Representative
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Project summary
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda provides soap production training to high school students and less advantaged communities in Rwanda. It also provides bars of soap to these communities with the aim of combating poor hygienic problems that may lead to water borne diseases. The goal of this project is to promote hygienic practices and combat diseases triggered by poor hygiene.
Activity: Making bars of soap and training community members
Owed Soap Chapter Rwanda together with her volunteers have so far completed to make 100 five in one bars of soaps. Five members of the community have been also trained on soap making.
Next proposed activity: Making more soap and more training
The project will continue providing soap production training to community members so that they can be able to produce their own soap and also make more soap that will be supplied to the community.
A ward of gratitude
We deeply thank our donors for their incredible support and love; we couldn’t have reached this milestone without them. Your generosity is changing the lives of children, teen-mothers and adults with disabilities from Rwandan communities.
Challenges
We are happy that we have received some donations and our project activities have now started. However, we still have limited funding as our biggest challenge.
Call for action
We are still inviting donors, partners and well-wishers to join us and we combat poor hygienic problems that may lead to water borne diseases among children, teen-mothers and adults with disabilities from Rwandan communities.
Conclusion
Your donation and involvement is a great contribution that can enable us to combat poor hygienic problems that may lead to water borne diseases among less advantaged communities in Rwanda.
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