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    The document discusses several water projects in Ugandan villages completed by Uganda Farmers, Inc. It summarizes the commissioning of a new water project in Ruhunga village in June 2012 that provided clean water taps, eliminating the need for children to walk miles to fetch water. It also discusses the successful repair of a failed water project in Rwesigiire village. The document promotes Uganda Farmers Inc.'s upcoming 5K run and two-mile walk on September 22nd to raise funds for a new water project in Ihunga village. It provides registration details and encourages donations and sponsorships for the race.

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    The document discusses several water projects in Ugandan villages completed by Uganda Farmers, Inc. It summarizes the commissioning of a new water project in Ruhunga village in June 2012 that provided clean water taps, eliminating the need for children to walk miles to fetch water. It also discusses the successful repair of a failed water project in Rwesigiire village. The document promotes Uganda Farmers Inc.'s upcoming 5K run and two-mile walk on September 22nd to raise funds for a new water project in Ihunga village. It provides registration details and encourages donations and sponsorships for the race.

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    The document discusses several water projects in Ugandan villages completed by Uganda Farmers, Inc. It summarizes the commissioning of a new water project in Ruhunga village in June 2012 that provided clean water taps, eliminating the need for children to walk miles to fetch water. It also discusses the successful repair of a failed water project in Rwesigiire village. The document promotes Uganda Farmers Inc.'s upcoming 5K run and two-mile walk on September 22nd to raise funds for a new water project in Ihunga village. It provides registration details and encourages donations and sponsorships for the race.

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    Uganda Farmers, Inc. USA citizens in solidarity with Ugandan Farmers!


    August 2012 VOL. 5 ISSUE 1 of Ruhunga has clean water on site and villagers no

    Water Project in Ruhunga


    On June 4, 2012, the village of Ruhunga welcomed Jane Holler and Dan Marecki from UFI for the commissioning of a water project in the village. The program included singing, dancing, and a feast of local food to celebrate the flowing of water. Water taps were turned on and children jumped with glee as they filled their water containers. Prior to this, children were required to walk several miles each day to fetch water from a stream. The water is not clean in the stream and it had to be boiled for drinking, cooking and bathing. Thanks to generous donors like you, the village

    longer have to walk miles every day to fetch water. Together we are making a difference in many lives!

    Villagers of Ruhunga wearing the 5K race shirts

    Update on Rwesigiire Project


    Our past newsletters showed the progression of the water project in Rwesigiire, but after several months, the project failed. We contacted the Draco Co. who We met with

    conducted a few onsite investigations.

    Dr. Flavio, the Director of Draco on June 2, 2012, in Kampala, UG. He agreed to send another crew to

    Rwesigiire to further investigate, which they did immediately. Draco Co. determined that the borehole that they had originally dug was not deep enough. The following week, the trucks arrived again in the village to re-dig the borehole, which was a success. Water is now Dan and Jane with villagers in Ruhunga flowing in the village of Rwesigiire again.

    Please visit us on the web at www.ugandafarmersinc.org Or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ugandafarmersinc

    5K Run to Support Water for Africa


    Running Water for Africa & the Importance of Clean Water
    On September 22, Uganda Farmers Inc. will sponsor its second annual Running Water for Africa event at Foran High School in Milford. Waterborne diseases are the leading cause of illness and death worldwide, especially in Africa and Asia. 40% of the worlds population does not have clean water to drink, and according to a United Nations report, 4,000 children die each day as a result of ingesting contaminated water. Thanks to local support, last years inaugural race was a big success. Funds raised were used to bring clean water to thousands of people in the western Ugandan villages of Rwesigiire and Ruhunga. Digging the trench for last years project These villagers are now assured of a clean water supply and no longer have to walk two to three miles twice a day to fetch water as taps are scattered throughout each village. This years proceeds will be used to benefit the village of Ihunga, Uganda. Pre-registration is encouraged (online at www.raceit.com) and must be received before September 15. On race day, registration begins at 7:30 a.m., followed by an 8:30 a.m. Kids Fun Run and the 9 a.m. start for the 5K run and two mile walk. Refreshments, awards, and music will be provided.

    All donations are tax-deductible and are monitored by Uganda Farmers, Inc. If you would like to make a donation, please make checks payable to Uganda Farmers, Inc. and mail to: Uganda Farmers, Inc. c/o Holler & Marecki, LLC 31 Cherry Street, Suite 109 Milford, CT 06460

    To donate or for more info, please visit www.ugandafarmersinc.org

    Whats New?
    Become a Sponsor
    We are currently in need of sponsors for our upcoming race. Sponsors for our race will receive wonderful

    Were now on Facebook!


    With each technological advance comes more opportunity for us and other organizations to spread the word of helping others. So, in order to spread our word and get more people involved, weve developed a Facebook fan page for UFI!

    opportunities to advertise their business as well as know their donation is going toward a great cause. donations are tax-deductible. Any group or business to make a donation of $200 or more will receive: Name and/or logo on the back of T-shirts given to all participants Opportunity to advertise on our website Name and/or logo on our promotional material Major donors may display their companys banner on race day All

    Please Like us on Facebook to show your support, get updates on projects and progress, find out about upcoming events, and more! You can find us on Facebook at

    It is our wonderful donors who keep UFI alive and make the difference in so many lives! If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Jane Holler by e-mail at

    www.facebook.com/ugandafarmersinc. And of course, dont forget to share with your friends!

    [email protected] or by phone at 203-3763283.


    Click the "Like" button to visit our Facebook page

    Participants in last years Kids Fun Run

    Please visit us on the web at www.ugandafarmersinc.org Or Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ugandafarmersinc

    August 2012

    In Progress
    The Official Newsletter for Uganda Farmers, Inc. USA citizens in solidarity with Ugandan Farmers

    VOL. 5 ISSUE 1

    Uganda Farmers, Inc.


    Uganda Farmers, Inc.

    A 501(c)3 tax-exempt nonprofit organization

    c/o Holler & Marecki, LLC 31 Cherry Street, Suite 109 Milford, CT 06460

    WWW.UGANDAFARMERSINC.ORG

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