Sunday, March 11, 2012

Tickets to Black Tie & Barefoot Ball on sale NOW!

Tickets to this year's ball are on sale now via the ‘Ball 2012’ tab. Tables are selling quickly so we urge you to purchase tickets today so you don’t miss out.

As you will be aware, there has been a media spotlight on Uganda in the past week, highlighting some of its troubled past and drawing attention to the extreme need which exists for education, infrastructure and utilities across the nation.

School for Life Foundation is a grassroots organisation focused on providing high quality education to Ugandans in rural areas. Funds raised go directly towards Katuuso Primary and Vocational School and are having a positive impact on the entire community through the provision of clean drinking water, nutritious meals, health outreach programs, infrastructure, employment and of course education.

Our work in Uganda is enhancing futures and we need your support to help us continue.

We are in need of donations for raffle and auction prizes so please contact us if you are able to assist.

We can't wait to see you there!

Sunday, March 4, 2012

We're excited to deliver some big news this week….


It is with great excitement that we announce the relaunch of UFF as School for Life Foundation.

After three and a half incredible years of being UFF, we have decided to rebrand, giving our name and image a fresh new look. School for Life Foundation is a name which speaks to what we deliver to the Katuuso community: primary and vocational education, food and clean water, health care and employment.

We are delighted to release our new website: www.schoolforlife.org.au. Please visit us there and also like our Facebook page, “School for Life Foundation” to keep up to date with all our latest news! Invite your friends and colleagues to check out our new web pages as well. It is a wonderful way to learn more about our project and to make a donation all year round.

We would like to say a big thank you to Joe Corrigan (Omega Pictures), Ben Colman and the team at Colman Rasic and Identity PR for the hard work they have put into our new image.

Our Black Tie & Barefoot Ball remains the same as every other year (only this year, bigger and better!) Please lock 26th May at The Westin, Sydney into your diaries. The invitations and ticket purchase information will be released online later this week.

As always, we thank you for supporting our work in Uganda and hope you like our new image. Here’s to School for Life Foundation!

About Us

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School for Life was founded by Dave Everett and Annabelle Chauncy in 2008. Dave studied Development Studies at Macquarie University and Annabelle studied Arts/Law at Sydney University. Together, they have experience in Africa across a wide range of areas, including building, irrigation systems, health, teaching and working with street children. We are inspired by the African way of life and want to make lasting change in Uganda. They are passionate about improving lives, realistic about our goals and aware of the challenges we will face establishing School for Life and Katuuso Primary and Vocational School.