My Nonprofit Reviews

I have been involved as a volunteer and board member with the Kellermann Foundation for nearly 6 years now, and feel so pleased to have had the opportunity to be part of this organization. Their mission is to bring hope and health to the people of Uganda, and that is exactly what they do. They truly love and fully support the Batwa, but they also support the surrounding peoples with healthcare, education, food, love, and overall wellness. I can't speak highly enough of this organization and hope I can continue working with them as long as they'll have me!

Our family has been working with and through the Kellermann Foundation for six years now, and I am continually impressed with the integrity of this organization. Genuine love and care for the Batwa and surrounding peoples is evident in everything the organization does. The Kellermann Foundation has been able to address the multifaceted needs of the people living in this corner of the world, including their health, education, nutrition, community fellowship, and skills development, all with the goal of helping them achieve health and independence. I'm so pleased to have a small part in supporting this organization.

As a board member and volunteer in the Kellermann Foundation, I know first hand that the number one priority of the organization is to address the needs of the Batwa pygmies and surrounding peoples. KF seeks to develop a relationship with the people first, and then determine from them what their physical, emotional, and spiritual needs are. Through the hospital, the nursing school, and the development program, not only are Ugandan lives being saved but people are also becoming educated and learning to support themselves and their communities. It's all about a deep love for these people, which started and continues with Dr. Scott and Carol Kellermann, and a true desire to come along side them to help improve their lives. I am honored to be a part of this organization.

The Kellermann Foundation has grown over the years from one couple with a vision to improve the lives of the Batwa people of Uganda by opening a small 2-person clinic into a 112-bed hospital and development program that reaches as many as 100,000 of the local people in eastern Uganda. They offer the local people not only health services but also many opportunities to make an impact within their own country. For example they recently opened a nursing school that will educate locals in nursing to serve the people of the Uganda area. And the Batwa Development Program comes along side the Batwa people to provide them the skills they need to become self-sustaining. This is a wonderful organization that is making huge strides towards improving the health and well-being of thousands of people in the Bwindi area of Uganda.

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