$6,000 donated on February 23, 2021

$264 was still in the 2020 account

$6,264 is the new balance

-$15 for Sudan widow with two children who wants to start a Tea & Coffee business

-$60 for Kasitu Humanist Women, Uganda, for Yogurt business

-$101 for Bunyangabu Humanists (UGANDA) for Water Pipe Project

-$185 - NIGERIA - Falmata Kaumi, widowed by Boko Haram, with 5 children in refugee camp, Sewing Shop

-$151 - Vegetable Cart for Radha Rai, mother with two sons in Kathmandu, nepal

-$150 - CAMEROON - Pastry Workshop for At-Risk Refugee Girls

-$155 - Tomato Paste Project, Kabughobe Humanist Group, uganda

$70 - South Sudan widow/refugee with two sons wants funds to start a sewing business

$135 sent to Ntoroko Humanists in Uganda, for Butter-Making project

$95 sent to Maiduguri, in northeastern Nigeria, to pay for the school tuition and school supplies of ten orphans. Many children have lost their parents in this region due to the violence of Boko Haram.

$40 - sent to The Philippines - “Bulk Rice Micro-business for 20 Indigent Mothers” in Malolos City, Bulacan - project with HAPI (HUmanists Atheists Philippines International) MOthers are given RIce in Large Bulk to sell in small Quantities for profit

$286 sent to Batwa (pygmy) people in southwestern Uganda. HGC paid for 10% of the Latrine in the background.

$216 sent to Eagle’s View Humanist Primary School in Jinja, Uganda, to build a temporary classroom.

$181 sent to Kitara Humanists in Uganda, for their Pineapple Farm

$80 sent to Minna, Nigeria - to provide dental care and supplies to rural children

$20 for Domain Name - Shelter Mi Safe House Uganda

$87 for Tree-Planting and Conservation project in Kenya

$60 for school tuition for seven girl orphans in Maugo village, KENYA

$101 sent to Harriet Mbambu - she studies Automotive Mechanics at Morningstar Vocational Institute in Uganda, and she is a member of the Freethinkers Association.

$101 sent to Jannet Kabugho. She is getting a Certificate in Water Fitting & Plumbing from Sideway View Vocational College. she says:

“Attaining education on my side is a challenge because I was rejected my parents because I oppose their fake doctrine. By the time I joined Virika Humanist, I had completed senior five and I could not complete A’ level and I have decided to rejoin vocational training in attaining certificate in water fitting/plumbing. The funds will be used in meeting tuition fee. I became a humanist to demonstrate the usefulness of humanism in Fort Portal. I imposed a question that, “If God exists, why are people suffering? if the provider of everything why are many people still crying because of problems?”

$64 to Ajayi Oluwabojutomi Oluwafemi for his college studies in Kwara State, Nigeria

$101 to Mbambu Zeresi to get a Certificate in Information and Communication Technology from Kasese Polytechnic Institute. She is a member of Basisa Humanists.

$302 spent to buy furniture (six desks and six benches) for Apna School in a small village in Bihar state, India. The school was founded by an atheist journalist who wants to improve education in his home village, which is mostly ‘backwards' caste’ people with 50% illiteracy.

$101 sent to Asikibawe Mary, orphan in Nombe, Uganda, of Ntoroko Humanists. She will use the funds to study Catering and Hotel Management at Kibiito Vocational College.

$241 to Kabughobe Humanist Women (Uganda) for their “smart” Eco-Briquette Stove Project

$286 to Kasitu Humanists (Uganda) for their Hand Sanitizer Production Project

$130 for Sewing Machines for Two poor elderly women to support themselves - in BANGLADESH

Parvin Ara Bilkis's husband died during a road traffic accident. She is old, poor and has no children to support her. It's very difficult for her to live and get food. 

Samsunahar Bela is a poor woman who's husband worked as a construction worker. Her husband got injured during a construction project and is now disabled. Their future is uncertain. 

With sewing machines they can work and earn minimum wage to feed themselves.

$96 sent to Murambi Students Youth Group in Kasese, Uganda, for their Poultry Project (to purchase chickens and supplies)

$51 to Nyamirangara Kitabu Poultry Farmers (Uganda) to raise egg layers for sale. Funds pay for mash.

$72 to Mom Veronica in Plateau State, Nigeria, to buy sewing equipment to support herself. She is a member of Humanist Association of Nigeria.

$172 sent to Emmanuel Sserugendo at Mbarara University of Science and Technology - to provide materials for his final research project to graduate. His research project will determine how to provide safe drinking water to his rural village.

$101 sent to Akula Dooshima Maureen, in Nassarawa Eggon, Nigeria, to invest in her Charcoal Business

$50 to provide sandals to elderly Adivasai (tribal) women in the village of Raigad, a rural areas of Maharashtra province, about 150 kilometers from Mumbai. The "No More Bare Feet" project gave the ladies sandals of good quality and comfort best suited for their daily use. The women had blisters and wounds. so Pain Reliever Ointment and Skin Lotions were also been distributed. This is the last generation HOLDING ON TO BEING BAREOOT in these tribal areas. The help provided was much appreciated by the Women as footwear were never considered important and they were silently bearing the pain. This aid has brought alot of relief to them and also avoided future foot infections.

$86 to Nalubuli Halima, from Nakirebe village, Mpigi District, Uganda. She was accused of bewitching an in-law and thrown out of her house by her husband. The funds provide her with 1.5 months of shelter, with meals, at ShelterMi Uganda.

$101 to Nabasirye Juliet from Kampala, Uganda. She is 36 years old and a mother of 4 children. She was beaten by her drunk husband and thrown out of the house because she would not agree to sell the house for a motorcycle. Funds will give her shelter at ShelterMi Uganda for one month.

$124 sent to Mom Rose in Benue State, Nigeria. Funds will be spent on her hair dressing business and a medical procedure. She is a member of Humanist Alliance Nigeria.

$59 to Zambia Humanists, to pay the electric bill for a village water pump near the city of Ndola. Funds also pay for 10 buckets.

$51 sent to Roma girl’s family in Kosovo - her name is Ajeti Xhafer - to buy her clothes, sweater, jacket and boots for winter

$100 sent to Nabushaho Zaituna, from Kampala, Uganda

SHe says: “I am 24 years old. My step-father raped me. The pregnancy test turned out to be positive. When I told my mother what happened, she chased me from home alleging I seduced my step-father. Since then, I stayed with an old lady but she died of heart complications. After her burial, her relatives asked me to seek shelter elsewhere since they cannot look after a pregnant person. I do not have a place to stay. I seek funding for shelter and food at ShelterMi Uganda.

$100 for Asekenye Agnes in Kampala, Uganda

She says: “I am aged 32 years. I lost my first husband to prostate cancer in 2016. In 2017, my parents arranged my second marriage. I gave birth to two premature babies who didn’t survive. My husband’s family attributed this to evil spirits and the marriage was dissolved by the clan elders. In 2019, I got married to a charismatic Pastor. After one year in marriage, due to gross physical abuse and infidelity, I sought guidance and counseling. This made him angry and humiliated him before the congregation. The fights and abuses increased. He took our 6 months old child to his parents and my husband is now threatening any person willing to give me assistance. I am seeking funding for shelter and food at ShelterMi Uganda where my security is guaranteed.

$57 sent to India to pay for “learn to Earn” Vocational Skills for Unemployed Women in the Mumbai Slums. They will learn to weave with jute - an eco-friendly material.

$48 to Zambia Humanists to train seven members in three workshops - the workshops are Critical Thinking (iDOUBT), Entrepreneurship (iPROSPER), and Mediation / Conflict Resolution. workshop participants are (below) Larry Tepa, Ketsia Musau Mukonkole, Geoffrey Mutema, Kondwani Charles Milumba, Lubuto Phiri, Stephen Nyirenda, Sitali Kakene, Valarie Mwansa Mulenga.

$127 to Tahela Khatun, an old homeless woman lives in Jashore, Bangladesh. Her husband died last year and his son sold their properties and went abroad, leaving her behind. She has nobody close to her or any place to live. She will sell fruit and vegetables on the street.

$52 to Buhunga Women Group, in Buhunga, Uganda for their basketry project

$54 to Amina Ahmed (Mubarak Bala’s wife) for teaching Sex Education in Abuja, Nigeria - as part of Dan Beaton’s Critical Thinking workshop (Dan is HGC’s Europe director)

$9 for orphan Almajiri boys in Maiduguri, Nigeria. Funds are to buy them thick Blankets and Vaseline to keep the faces unchapped and their bodies warm in the harsh cold weather in the upcoming winter.

$33 for Vikas Project in Pushkar, India to Help untouchable castes, who live in tent communities outside the city. Our funds Provided a Sewing Machine, to assist sustainability and to construct clothes for the children.

$94 for “Welding Project for Economic Empowerment of Marginalized Humanists” - Kabughobe Humanists, Kasese, Uganda

$78 Sewing machine for Laxmi Ghosh in Bangladesh. She is a poor woman. Her husband is suffering from respiratory disease and doesn't work. She used to work as a housemaid in people's houses, but due to the pandemic COVID-19 situation, she is out of work. Now she and her family are struggling financially but with the sewing machine she can make needed funds.

$100 to Gongol Barbara Moershima, lesbian student at Benue State University, Nigeria - to pay her school fees

$28 to Apna School inKhaira Asha Village in Bihar State, India, to Sponsor Seven Dalit (Untouchable) Children for a term in School ($44 per term). The School was founded by an atheist journalist who wanted to improve the education in his village where literacy was only 50%. the names of the sponsored children below are ROshni Kumari, Smaima Khatun, Suraj Bathai, Anshu Kumar, Anchla Kumari, Abishek Ram, Soni Kumari.

$92 for Vikas Project in Pushkar, India to Help untouchable castes, who live in tent communities outside the city. Our funds Provided Food for the children.

$47 for an elderly refugee woman in the Al-Amin IDP camp. Her name is Falmata Balumi. She has health challenges (High Blood Pressure) and the funds are for her medicine.

$11 to Mayal Lyang Children's Home in Sikkim, India. Funds will buy hygiene products and gifts for the 37 girls there. Items include sanitary pads, deodorant, chocolate, books, board games, socks. The girls are either orphans, or were sexually abused, or neglected.

$47 for Fatima Bulama a young lady with no support to further her education, she got admission in School of Nursing. Funds are for her tuition.

-$69 - school supplies for orphans in Kuntebesi, Kavre District, Nepal

$50 to Nargis Fatema in Bangladesh. Her husband was an Uber driver but he had an accident and was badly injured. He can't work now and the family is struggling financially. HGC funds will help her sew fabric and sell clothes.

$154 to a handicapped man at a rehabilitation center in Palghar, India, who weaves doormat for his living. The funds will provide him with weaving machine repair and raw material for the doormats.

$0 in the account

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