Brunch Challenge recipe: Chai Spiced Plantain Bread
In our efforts to raise awareness and funds for our nutrition programs, we started the EarlyBird Brunch Challenge. For the campaign, participants are encouraged to donate $5 to EarlyBird256 whenever they enjoy a meal. In addition to creating awareness for the nutrition challenges faced by the communities we work in. Our workshops teach children about the nutrition value of foods they have access to and the benefits of a balanced diet. That is why the recipes we will be sharing will be influenced by Ugandan cuisine. Some with a little twist.
The Moment We’ve Been Waiting For: National Test Results Are In
Last year, Earlybird started working with Rev. Nayenga Primary School in Kamuli, in Eastern Uganda. The students here come from underprivileged families, and many are lucky to receive one full meal per day. This means that they are forced to try to learn on an empty stomach, which makes concentration very difficult. In Uganda, test results play a huge role in determining a child’s future, so these children are at a severe disadvantage and are often unable to improve their situation.
We started by offering our signature Porridge Program, which provides students with a free meal to start the day. However, we knew that providing breakfast was only the first step in ensuring a promising future for this next generation. One of our most important goals is to not just feed underprivileged children, but to help them develop the ability and confidence to express themselves.
Join The Earlybird256 Brunch Challenge
Have you ever heard the line “there are hungry kids in Africa” and wondered how your current meal could benefit them? Now you can contribute to helping underprivileged communities in Africa not only have food on their plates, but also have access to information about nutrition — all by enjoying everyone’s favorite meal: brunch.
Earlybird’s GoFundMe Page Is Live!
Earlybird’s GoFundMe page is now live, making it easier for us to secure the resources we need to continue our work. As many of you know, we’re dedicated to providing a safe space for underprivileged children in Uganda. All proceeds from the campaign are used to fund our educational programs and wellness packages, which we administer directly to the communities we work with.
Affirmation: I AM SEEN
At EarlyBird256, we use affirmations in our programs to empower young girls to use their voices and take up more space. The communities we work with face so many social and economic challenges that this can be very hard to do. We start by reminding the girls that they matter, that they are seen, and that they are important. That is what #DoingLittleThingsWithPassion means to us.