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Thanks to many generous donors our recent virtual event blasted through the goal of $185,000!

Because of the overwhelming generosity of our donors, we decided to launch a Scholarship Fund to help families who may have difficulty affording tuition once the school is able to reopen after the pandemic

All donations in excess of $185,000 will be dedicated to scholarship for those who cannot afford the full tuition.

Join us to support a student today!

With a donation of about $150, you can send a student to SJA Mawuuki for a full year!

More than a decade ago, Fr. Simon Peter Kyambadde had a dream of building a school near his home, in the remote village of Mawuuki, Uganda.

Sally & Joe Bredemann, were inspired by his ideas, and provided the seed capital to start the project.

As the idea took root, more donors from St Joan of Arc Parish in Evanston and elsewhere found ways to support the project. Today, St. Joan of Arc Uganda serves approximately 600 day and boarding students and is recognized as one of the best in the country.

This year, as the pandemic has led to massive closures, this amazing school faces a deficit as it struggles to survive

Your help will keep St. Joan of Arc Uganda

GROWING IN HOPE!

This incredible school is transforming lives through education. It offers Impoverished students the opportunity to develop their talents, improving their lives and the lives of their families.

Your donation can change the life of a student in Uganda!

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Joshua Hale donated $157.50 to Growing in Hope

Lindy Goss donated $525.00 to Growing in Hope

Deb & Art Clamage made a donation to Growing in Hope

Stephen Fitzell made a donation to Growing in Hope

Luke & Cathy Allen donated $2,500.00 to Growing in Hope

Michael Bolden made a donation to Growing in Hope

dobie edmunds donated $150.00 to Growing in Hope

A donation was made to Growing in Hope

Michael Racine donated $100.00 to Growing in Hope

Jack Childers donated $250.00 to Growing in Hope

Growing in Hope!

A Visit to SJA Uganda

Thank you to our generous sponsors!

Leadership Sponsors

Prairie Capital

The King Family Foundation

Legacy Sponsors

Fitzell Family

MacNell Accounting & Consulting

Barbara Garb

The Debes Family

The Dettling Family

The Orf Family

The Flynn Family

Fahey Family

Forsyth Foundation

Mary and Rich Gausselin

Marty & Katie (McDonnell) Bredemann

Todd and Margie (Bredemann) Richmond

Partner Sponsors

Madden Family

Freeborn & Peters LLP

Deb and Art Clamage

Jim and Pattie Ford

Patti and T.J. Sheahan

Andy Oleszczuk

Stephanie and Johnjoe Farragher

Diane Krier-Morrow & Michael P. Morrow

Amy Gold

The Pickering Family

Beth Linnen and Bill Hoffmann

Marv Edelstein and Carol Busam

Anne and Dick O'Malley

Pete Langkamp

Joe and Margaret Farragher

Mrs. Joseph Bredemann

John and Karin Flynn

Jerome and Lynne Flynn

Jane and Doug Holt