Greetings from Mercy Rains!
 
As we move into 2021, our team has had time to reflect on the great generosity of our sponsors and donors. We had many goals set for 2020 and our hearts are full as we enter our third year as a non-profit. God has been so gracious, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the work He has done.

To all of our sponsors and donors, your work has truly been changing the lives of our wonderful children in Uganda. We are already working to set our goals for next year but are thrilled to have the opportunity to update you with all that has been accomplished.

Thank you for your giving hearts, and God bless.


“I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds.” - Psalm 9:1 
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Projects completed in 2020:
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• Upgraded kitchen: Equipped our kitchen with cooking stoves that produce less smoke.

 

• COVID-19 Relief: Sent supplies to 310 families from Love Restoration’s school during the pandemic, as well as the elderly in the community.

 

• Walk For a Mattress: Held our first fundraising walk and successfully purchased mattresses for 240 children.

• Online fundraiser: We held our first virtual fundraiser to encourage child sponsorship. 

 

• Transportation: Purchased a motorcycle.

 

• Ongoing maintenance: Continuous improvement of Love Restoration facilities including classrooms, bathrooms and the kitchen.

 

• Bibles: Raised funds to provide 300 Bibles to children and staff. In addition, we bought 25 hymn books and 15 prayer books.

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Projects completed in 2019

• Playground equipment: Thanks to a donor the school now has playground equipment for the students.

 

• Fence: The Ugandan board expressed the need for a fence for child safety and protection for property. The fence was completed in November 2019.

 

• Upkeep on bathrooms: The bathrooms have been serviced and will continue to have ongoing maintenance to improve sanitation.

 

• First aid: The school now has one fully functioning first aid kit.

 

• Medical assistance: An agreement has been established with a local medical clinic that allows our students to receive medical care. The clinic then provides a bill and it is paid thank you to our donors.

 

• Teacher salaries: The Love Restoration staff received an increase in monthly pay. 

 

• Nutritional meals: The 215 students get a mid-morning snack and a good lunch while at school. Public schools in Uganda do not serve meals at school.

 

• School supplies: Desks and cabinets were purchases for the teachers. School supplies such as books, paper, pencils, etc. were purchased for our students.