Hope for St Francis Health Center II Campaign to Complete a New Facility

A Maximum Impact Campaign!
St. Francis Health Center in Anaka, Northern Uganda, began construction of this building in 2016. Since then, a shortage of funds for materials and labor has prevented the project from being completed, despite the participation and support of the local community.
St. Francis is a trusted source of health care for people throughout the region, and completing this new facility is critical to its future sustainability. The current building simply does not provide enough space or adequate infrastructure to meet the needs of the community. The new facility will provide much-needed maternity care and significantly increase the number of patients the health center can serve.
At GuluHelp, we believe it is time to find a way to finish what was started.
That is why we are launching what we believe could be our most impactful campaign yet.
The management committee of St. Francis Health Center has agreed to share a special opportunity with the community: GuluHelp will double-match community contributions, up to a total of $4,000 raised by the community. If the community raises up to $4,000, GuluHelp will provide an additional 2:1 match, creating up to $12,000 total.
That means your gift can have an even greater impact—and together, we can finally get this building completed and put it to work serving the people who need it most.
Won't you help us finish this project?
Your generosity will make an enormous difference to St. Francis Health Center, to the health care available in Anaka, and to the many mothers, children, families, and individuals who will benefit from this expanded facility for years to come.
Let's finish this—together!
As always, we are deeply grateful to all of our donors and friends who have supported GuluHelp over the years. Your generosity and belief in this work continue to make a difference in the lives of others.
May God bless you and your families for your generosity and your sacrifices to help others.
Peace,
Debbie Jarosz and the Board of GuluHelp Foundation, Inc.

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