Think Humanity

Think Humanity "To help save lives and provide hope for refugees and underdeveloped communities in Africa." Please visit www.thinkhumanity.org for more information.

Think Humanity began assisting refugees with bed nets in the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement Camp in May 2007 and Think Humanity became a registered nonprofit organization in December 2007. The genesis of Think Humanity began in 2006, when Aimee Heckel traveled to Uganda as a Boulder Daily Camera journalist on assignment. She visited the Kyangwali Refugee Settlement Camp in the most rural region of w

estern Uganda near the border of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This trip brought light to the devastating conditions refugees were facing. Lack of education, underdevelopment, rampant malaria and other diseases were leaving the refugees in a state of hopelessness.

Nalukwago Mary wrote a letter to her sponsor,  Helen.
12/05/2026

Nalukwago Mary wrote a letter to her sponsor, Helen.

Gladys, Anena Sharon, and Ritah wrote return letters to their sponsor, Debbie. Thank you Debbie for writing your ABC stu...
12/05/2026

Gladys, Anena Sharon, and Ritah wrote return letters to their sponsor, Debbie.
Thank you Debbie for writing your ABC students.

The Kiswaza Village well is moving along.
12/05/2026

The Kiswaza Village well is moving along.

We thank Art for the Nations for today's art project. Today the children's project was, "Finding beauty, looking up.  "G...
11/05/2026

We thank Art for the Nations for today's art project.
Today the children's project was, "Finding beauty, looking up.
"God saw all that he made, and it was very good." Genesis 1:31
There were many of the regular ABC children and several guests.

11/05/2026

Art activity for ABC while they wait for their clay ornaments to dry. The classroom is full!

There were more new faces at ABC today. The children had breakfast and enjoyed an art project from Art for the Nations.T...
11/05/2026

There were more new faces at ABC today. The children had breakfast and enjoyed an art project from Art for the Nations.
This shows breakfast time.

Kiswaza Village well digging began May 9th. The woman in one of the videos said that they need to take good care of the ...
11/05/2026

Kiswaza Village well digging began May 9th.
The woman in one of the videos said that they need to take good care of the well. She said that God will bless whoever donated the well because she had rescued more than three children who fell in that water and she is ready to work voluntarily for the benefit of the community. She is the chairperson of the water source committee.
Thank you Jim and Robin Schinnerer for this well.

Kiswaza Village well began Saturday May 9th.  More posted tomorrow with videos!
10/05/2026

Kiswaza Village well began Saturday May 9th. More posted tomorrow with videos!

Today the ABC children worked on an art project.  Peter said that they all loved this! They put together flour, salt and...
09/05/2026

Today the ABC children worked on an art project. Peter said that they all loved this! They put together flour, salt and water and rolled out the dough to make Christmas stars and hearts. Once they have dried they will paint them Christmas colors and add ribbon for hanging them on the tree. Be watching for the finished product.
Thank you to Brenda Borra Oman for her annual art fundraiser that made this possible.

Ritah, Anena Sharon, and Gladys are sponsored by Debbie Clark.  Her ABC girls all wrote her letters.
09/05/2026

Ritah, Anena Sharon, and Gladys are sponsored by Debbie Clark. Her ABC girls all wrote her letters.

Abi and Fabio wrote their sponsors. Tendo Mary wrote to a recent visitor that is the same age her. She had already writt...
06/05/2026

Abi and Fabio wrote their sponsors.
Tendo Mary wrote to a recent visitor that is the same age her. She had already written her sponsor at THSS.

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