The villages are already asking: “Are you coming back this Christmas?”

Last year, one small church and a handful of donors fed 100 people in rural Uganda on Christmas Day. This year, we want to feed 200. $16 gives one person a full Christmas meal. Give by December 1 so the money reaches Uganda in time.

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100

People fed last Christmas

$16

Feeds one person

200

People to feed this year

How It Started

A small church, a small village, and one whole cow

In the villages around our campus, Christmas is the one day families hope to eat meat. Many don't get it. Babies still go to bed hungry.

Last year, our founder Peace Daniel called Pastor Jim Thorn at Magnolia Baptist Church in Louisiana and asked for help. They gave what they had. Other donors joined in. Together, we bought a whole cow and fed 100 people on Christmas Day.

Nothing was wasted. Families took everything, down to the legs and the skin. All year since, villagers have stopped Peace's mother, Miss Betty, on the road to ask if we're coming back.

This year, we're answering yes. And we're bringing two cows.

A message from Peace

“Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the Lord, and he will reward them for what they have done.”

Proverbs 19:17

Choose Your Gift

Pull up a chair for someone

Our goal is $3,300 to feed 200 people. That way the full $3,200 reaches Uganda after processing fees.

$16

Feed One Person

A full Christmas meal for a child, a mother, or a grandparent in the village.

Give $16

Feed a Family

$80

Feed Five

Christmas dinner for a whole household. Everyone in the house eats.

Give $80

$259

Buy a Whole Cow

One cow feeds about 100 people. Cover one of the two cows for this year's meal.

Give $259

Want to give a different amount? Every gift helps fill the table

Christmas Day

What your gift puts on the table

Our team in Uganda, led by Miss Betty, buys the cows and food at local markets, cooks it, and serves it under tents on Christmas Day.

After Christmas, we'll share photos from the day so you can see who you fed.

Where the $3,200 goes

Two cows$518
Food and cookingRice, sugar, cooking oil, salt, soap, sodas$1,420
Serving 200 peopleTents, chairs, plates, cooks$586
Slaughter and transportButchering, moving the cows between villages$676
Total$3,200

Our Partners

It started with one church saying yes

Magnolia Baptist Church in Big Woods, Louisiana, helped launch the first Christmas meal last year. This year, they're back, and Kingdom Life Church International is joining them. You can too.

Add one more name to your Christmas list.

This gift costs $16. It needs no wrapping, it won't get returned, and it will be the best meal someone in a Ugandan village eats all year. We send the money to Uganda in early December, so gifts made by December 1 make it to the table.

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