May 19, 2011
As a volunteer and intern, the more that I learn about this organization, the more that I am impressed with its actions, employees and missions. Building Tomorrow really does "walk the talk", as one grateful community member stated at the opening of the Building Tomorrow Academy of Lutisi. (http://vimeo.com/16624334)
In its six short years of operation, Building Tomorrow has fulfilled its mission to build schools and support primary education in Uganda. They have completed and opened 7 academies across the country, and is set to break ground on a 15th location by the end of this year. I am so impressed with the way that this non-profit (or "social-profit", as they call themselves) organization making such a large impact in the few years after its inception. Building Tomorrow is an incredible organization which I would highly recommend any and everyone to get involved with.
In its six short years of operation, Building Tomorrow has fulfilled its mission to build schools and support primary education in Uganda. They have completed and opened 7 academies across the country, and is set to break ground on a 15th location by the end of this year. I am so impressed with the way that this non-profit (or "social-profit", as they call themselves) organization making such a large impact in the few years after its inception. Building Tomorrow is an incredible organization which I would highly recommend any and everyone to get involved with.
The Great!
I've personally experienced the results of this organization in...
through the interest that it has brought to my peers and family members about community service and helping others. They have become active participants because they can see the tangible results to their efforts. With Building Tomorrow, 100% of profits raised by students go directly to building their schools in Africa.
Ways to make it better...
If I had to make changes to this organization, I would...
Make it more well known!
MY ROLE:
Volunteer & I just started an internship at BT's national offices, but have been aware of them for several years thanks to their involvement in the Indianapolis community.