"Calo Me Lare" - Village of Redemption

A Night of Fun and Entertainment

Project Hope Worldwide (PHWW) is thrilled to announce that it’s annual fundraiser, “Kwero!”, will be held at the historic Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa, on April 15th at 6:00 p.m. Kwero is an exciting and fun dinner and auction with entertainment provided by legendary jazz musician, Grady Nichols, and African drummist, Arthur Thompson.

Donations go directly towards building an orphanage, medical clinic and school in Lira, Uganda, known as “Calo Me Lare” or “Village of Redemption”. Last year’s event proved to be a huge success, having raised approximately $60,000, which propelled PHWW’s vision into action. Board members and volunteers are predicting this year’s event to be even better with hopes of raising $100,000 with all proceeds going towards their continued efforts for orphans in Uganda.

To purchase tickets for Kwero or to become a contributing sponsor, please visit the Project Hope Worldwide website here then click on the link that says "Kwero". For more information on Project Hope Worldwide and to view their most up to date progress in Lira, Uganda, visit their facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/projecthopeworldwide.

The Vision of Project Hope Worldwide

Check out this video to see Kwero 2010 dollars put to work!

Video by Helmut Schleppi

You can help Project Hope Worldwide (PHWW) continue to do meaningful work in Lira, Uganda by attending Kwero 2011. Phase I is near completion and funds brought in from Kwero 2011 will continue the construction of Phase II. (You can view the phases of building Calo Me Lare in PHWW's Business Plan here.)

You won't want to miss this exciting event for a great cause! April 15th - save the date!

Your Hand, Your Help, Their Hope!

A team from Project Hope Worldwide recently returned from a trip to Lira, Uganda! Check out this video to see the donations from Kwero 2010 put to work! (The last few pictures show the progress of Calo Me Lare being built! The first phase should be completed by February 2011! We will then welcome our first 19 orphans!)

Thank you for giving these kids hope for a brighter future!