My Nonprofit Reviews

I was blessed to have been able to recently serve 9 years on the Kellermann Foundation Board of directors. I have served on on many boards of non-profit, charity organizations during my 20+ years of retirement, and none have exceeded the Kellermann Foundations strict adherence to lawful, fair, open, and prayerful principals of operation. Also no charity organization I have ever been associated with in any manner has been more obviously blessed by the good Lord Above in accomplishing and exceeding their mission objectives. I hold the Kellermann Foundation in my highest regard, and continue to support them as generously as I can.
Bob McLendon
Past baord member and Treasirer

I have served on quite a few Charity Boards over my 20+ blessed years of retirement, and I was fortunate enough to serve on the Kellermann Foundation Board for 7 years (from 2013 - 2020). The active hand of God in the work done by the Kellermann Foundation in the Biwindi region of Southwestern Uganda is more clearly evident than any other non-profit Board where I have served. This is a very prayerful Foundation from top to bottom. And God has clearly answered those prayers. This is an outstanding, God Focused, action oriented organization from top to bottom, and they continue to do great work helping the people of the Biwindi region and especially the Batwa pygmies.

I have served on the Kellermann Foundation Board for almost 6 years now. I have traveled to Uganda twice to visit the Hospital, Nursing School, and the Batwa Pygmy villages that we support there. I have served on many non-profit, charity organization boards over the past 20+ years, and their accomplishments achieved pale in comparison to what has been accomplished in the programs we sponsor in the remote region of Southwest Uganda. A 125+ bed first-class hospital managed and run by the local people from the region, a nursing school with over 200 students that has now graduated two classes of students all of which passed their certification exam on the first try. And 14 thriving villages of Batwa Pygmies with housing, schools, community gathering facilities, good water facilities, latrine facilities, community gardens, with all continuously improving rapidly. All of this from virtually nothing just a little over 20 years ago.
But we do not ever forget that everything that has been accomplished in Uganda is the work of God. Our board is very prayerful and mindful of the hand of God in all that is done in Uganda where we work. To God be all the glory, honor, and praise for the accomplishments there. We are merely the instruments through which He works - and it feels really good to be those instruments. PTL!