​One of the long range goals of KFU is to create a media center equipped with computers, audio and visual equipment, a library of books, games, puzzles and art media to enhance the growth and creativity of the underserved children in the slums of Kampala.  A computer lab will create revenue for the nonprofit as well as teach our women and children computer skills.  The computer themed t-shirt quilts were handmade by a group of women to raise funds to advance this project.  All proceeds from this raffle will go directly to the program.

​In the recent climate of COVID hopelessness, when our students are unable to attend classes and their parents are helpless to earn money for food, it was more than a minor miracle when the board of directors and members of KFU Africa learned that there is always hope even in the direst times.  Jeannie Driscoll made a dream come true when she felt a calling to support the Black Lives Matter movement by donating $100,000 to advance the mission of Kids First by purchasing property near the slums where we work.  This purchase makes it possible to move the organization toward a position of sustainability and provide a safe house for women suffering from domestic violence, a dry place to seek shelter during the flood season, a home office, storage facility, a training center, craft store, a garden and a media center.