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The Passing of the Cow

It is nearly midnight here in Uganda. It has been a long but productive day. I have so much to say…… today a cow in Uganda was named after me. And one after my daughter, Halla, who is with me here on this trip as part of the Call to Africa mission group. It has been a tiring but extremely exciting adventure thus far.

One of the many, many things that Call to Africa does here is work to meet the immediate physical needs of the people so impoverished. By most accounts, it takes $3 a day for a Ugandan to live at a very, very basic level. This is an impossible thing for my American brain to wrap itself around. A mere $3 per day. And yet so many Ugandans do not earn $3 per day.

This past January, the folks at Call to Africa spent some time working at an orphanage near Jinja where the ration of formula for the babies had been depleted. An immediate call to action by Call to Africa mission organization secured 2 cows for the orphanage. This made it possible for them to collect enough milk each day to provide for the children old enough to consume cow’s milk and then to sell the remainder each day, taking the proceeds to buy the much-needed formula. The provision of just two cows has solved a dire and deadly problem for this orphanage.

Today, through the amazing work of a pastor and veterinarian named Joseph living in a small village near Mbarara, Call to Africa was able to utilize the generous donations sent with us by supporters back in America to secure 6 cows and present them as gifts to some extremely needy people in Joseph’s village as well as the village of Karungu, about an hour and half drive from Mbarara. The cost for a single impregnated cow is $1400, which includes dewormer and vaccines to help keep the cow in good health. Joseph was able to wrangle a great deal so that instead of buying 5 cows as originally intended, the $7000 sent over with us specifically for cows was spent buying 6 cows! Yeah Joseph!

It was amazing to present each of the 6 recipients with the cows today, a gift that will truly keep on giving by providing milk for their own consumption as well as an invaluable opportunity to sell each day’s excess milk and thus help the villagers earn the $3 per day to survive. Each of the cows presented today are in-calf, meaning there will be 2 cows for each of the recipients in the not-so-distant future. The “Cow Project” or “the passing of the cows” as we have loosely been calling it, is a fantastic way to teach and promote an ongoing self-sustaining way of life. It is needed in so many places here in Uganda. I am pleased to report that today 6 cows were added to the project and the people in 2 different village are extremely thankful!

I have gotten to know Joseph and his sweet wife, Burna, over the past week. They work tirelessly to spread hope, truth, grace, and life to the people in very remote villages, sometimes on top of mountains. Joseph and Burna have no transportation. The old boda boda (dirt bike) that Joseph had at one time finally gave up the ghost. Joseph and Burna must now walk or hire a ride everywhere they go. Because of cost to hire and the impossibility of walking up a mountain to a remote village to do his work with the people and their animals, Joseph is unable to minister and serve as often as is needed. I came away from today determined to provide Joseph with a new boda boda that will enable him to traverse up the deeply rutted dirt roads that lead into the villages. The motorbike will cost $3500. I have already spoken with the folks at Call to Africa about utilizing them to send raised funds to purchase a boda boda for Joseph and Burna. There are channels that must be followed when sending money or making purchases within Uganda so that the money does not end up in the wrong hands.

I am personally going to work toward earning money for Joseph’s much needed boda boda bike. If everyone I knew pitched in $10, we could raise the $3500 quite easily and quickly, allowing us to present Joseph with a means of transportation. All it would take is giving up 2 Starbucks drinks or 1 night at the movies! I wonder if anyone would like to contribute toward this project that I have claimed as something that truly needs to be done. I’ve just got to figure out the best way to collect the funds for this project……..I will work on that tomorrow during the 8 hour drive from Mbarara to Jinja. I’ll keep you posted. I hope you all will help with this.

UPDATE:
For those wanting to help me raise the money for Joseph’s boda boda you can either send a check directly to Call to Africa non-profit or you can donate directly through their Facebook page via this link. IMPORTANT: everyone who donates for this particular need should message me and let me know so I can be sure your donation goes to this! If writing a check please keep “memo” line empty so you can take the tax deduction.

We WILL get Joseph his much-needed wheels!! I’d love to present a boda boda to him before we leave Africa on the 12th!

Please send me messages or email me so I can keep up with the total. Danelle@nationalcatgroomers.com

Call to Africa Facebook link with donation option and mailing address.

Call to Africa

2nd UPDATE:
We have raised enough to purchase a boda boda for Joseph thanks to the generosity of my readers! Thank you so much! What a difference this will make in the villages of Uganda! You guys are awesome! Stay tuned for photos of the new boda boda bike once we get funds sent to the right place and find just the perfect set of wheels for the task.

To view my top picks from the Uganda trip, check out the album here. Photos can be downloaded and shared by using PIN code 4618. Please feel free to share individual photos or the entire album. The more people learn about Call to Africa and the country of Uganda, the greater the reach!

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