Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda

by The Angel Projects of America
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Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda
Women and Girls Education & Empowerment in Uganda

Project Report | Jul 17, 2026
New Dresses, Continued Hope

By Susan Oertle | Co-Founder

The female members of the Angel Project Uganda's Elderly Project had a wonderful surprise last week: new dresses! Thanks to the generosity of one of our longtime supporters, we were able to supply each woman with several gently used dresses.  The joy on each face was apparent as the women tried on the dresses to find the fits and styles they liked the most. These ladies rarely have the opportunity to get new clothes, but they still love to look their best, so this day was so exciting for them! As Angel Projects staff members, we were also thrilled to share in their joy as their day was brightened. It's wonderful to see these ladies smiling and filled with hope for the future, knowing that they're loved and cared for, even by strangers. 

It's also been thrilling to watch the progress in our greenhouse this summer. Our Ugandan staff members have been growing cucumbers, hot peppers, cherry tomatoes, and green peppers. The cucumbers have grown so much that they needed to be transplanted into larger containers! The produce from the greenhouse has not only been supplying the elderly with nutritious food, but it's also been used to feed our staff members.  They really enjoy having fresh vegetables to eat at every meal!

Finally, we're thrilled to announce a brand-new project: glass bead production. We'll be turning our old bakery space into a "bead factory." These beads will be used by our artisans to create jewelry that they can sell to support their families. We're excited for the opportunities this new venture will provide to the women in the community. This project is just in its beginning stages, so stay tuned for more exciting updates!

As always, we want to extend our deepest appreciation to our donors, who continue to bless us with their love and support.  Our projects are only possible because of you -- thank you!

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The Angel Projects of America

Location: Naperville, IL - USA
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Olivia Foster
Yorkville , Illinois United States
$32,135 raised of $50,000 goal
 
1,212 donations
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