{UAH} KIBULI S.S OLD STUDENTS IN DIASPORA AND ELSEWHERE

Friends,
As you are all aware by now, our longest cook at Kibuli S,S,Mr.Rwakambugu George William, popularly known as Mutooro, is retiring at the end of this year. I have spoken to the Headmaster, Kibuli S.S, Hajji Mugagga Ali, and we have all agreed that Mutooro deserves a meaningful send off. I know he was just doing his job, but I think its noble to give him something after dedicating 35 years of his life to not only cooking for students but being there for them and teaching us something about life. Yes, there was always something to learn from this gentleman about life!

I have been made to believe that Kibuli students and former students have always had a big heart when it comes to raising money for those less fortunate than themselves. By coming together, no matter where you live or your perception of Mutooro while still in school, you can be a part of something making our community a better place. So, please give and support this important effort.We will donate the money directly to Mutooro through the H/M, and together create a culture that best embodies our deepest religious and cultural values of compassion and love for the teachers.More so,these kind of causes kind of break down barriers between between old students. I urge all to support this cause

HOW TO DONATE:
1-For Western Union or Moneygram, send payment to:Ms. Rashidha Mukwanga in Kampala;
2- For mobile money, send to Rashidha Mukwanga at: 00256-757521376;
2- For PAYPAL

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I know several groups might be raising money for the same, and that is OK, but they will find us there already moving. Names of all those that have donated will be published,if its OK, and also sent to Mr.Mugaga inishallah.If you are still in need of more information, don't hesitate to contact us at: abbeysemuwemba@gmail.com. Asante sana!

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