We serve smallholder farmers are our members and stakeholders. This gives them a strong voice in our operations.
Our business is improving the lives of our members. Guided by our mission, we use the discipline of a business to deliver cost-effective services to hundreds of unprivileged people in rural communities.
Our Theory of Change
Our main goal is to provide a holistic transformation of unprivileged communities through capacity building and exposure to life-changing innovations.
Guiding Principles
Giving Hope Foundation (GHF) strives to see healthy and vibrant households in our areas of operation. Upholding the mission, vision and values of our operations is GHF’s theory of change and our core principles.
Building Bridges
GHF aims at capacity building, bridging information and technology gaps and empowering unprivileged rural communities to take action into solving their own problems through developing partnerships.
Our Mission
To build thriving grassroots communities where economic prosperity, environmental sustainability and emotional well-being are balanced for the long-term benefit of all.
Our Vision
Empowered unprivileged communities with supportive environments.
Our Values
We incorporate these Values in our work;
- Creativity: we encourage a safe and supportive space for experimentation and innovation to solve problems
- Humility: we show compassion and endeavor to understand, respect and value every individual
- Integrity: we do what we say
- Fairness: we promote equality and mutual respect; working towards relationships that are inclusive, trusting and participatory
- Fun: we value the enjoyment in creating friendly and productive working environments
Villionaires
This is a future vision for the communities we operate in. Our ambition is to see a village(s) that has 100 village millionaires (or farmers), without any poor households. It will take several years, if such a model village could ever be realized. But we have started slowly work with people in Bulyango Village, Kitoba Sub country, Hoima District in believing in themselves and in this dream. To help them believe that anything is possible with hard work and determination!
We want to change the mindset of a village. Many Ugandans imagine mud houses, dusty roads, children with torn clothes, no electricity or even no telephone signals on a mention of village. We see a model village where; every home has a descent toilet, easy access to schools (primary, secondary and tertiary), primary health care, solar-powered street lights, clean water, playing spaces for children and a good network of safe public transport among other key things. We see an entire village with Wi-Fi connection, CCTV cameras.