My Nonprofit Reviews

Now that Covid restrictions have been lifted, my husband and I are planning our fifth trip to SW Uganda to further the mission of the Kellermann Foundation. So much progress has been made-from banana leaf tents to 2 room mud homes to the brick homes now being built. The schools built and funded by KF continue to offer opportunities that never existed in the past. The communication between the Bwindi Development Program in Bwindi and the KF is extremely attuned to the needs of the Batwa. I am proud to be a Board Member of such an outstanding organization and their efforts to sustain the Batwa and their culture.

We have been associated with the Kellermann Foundation for at least 12 years. We have been on 4 Mission trips to The Bwindi Impenetrable Forest to assist and support the Batwa Pygmies with housing, medical care, religious support, and educational support through the Kellermann Foundation. It is an amazing organization that set high goals, and is able to reach those goals. The Kellermann Foundation is very clear in its mission; it is an efficient operation that successfully fulfills the mission of the organization.

I heard about The Kellermann Foundation from a friend in 2007. My husband and I traveled to Uganda the next year and and worked with the Batwa to build a mud home for a Batwa family. We met Dr Scott Kellermann and his enthusiasm, vision for healthcare and hope for the Batwa was contagious! So much progress has been achieved due to the vision of Dr. Scott and the Foundation's outreach to religious organizations, teaching universities, Rotary Clubs, medical doctors, nurses, dentists, IT specialists, and many others.