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Partnerships and collaborations with new start-up charities
Anne Kazungu Okwera Executive Director at Light Empowerment Foundation Posted 4 years ago
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Hi all
One thing I have realised is that one of important ingredients for success in charity world is working together collaboratively .Examples of successful organisations like BRC,OXFAM, Save the children, BRAC etc have leveraged on this as they work successfully through affiliate programmes.
There is a saying 'alone you can go far but together you can go further'
I am open to any of you is interested in partnerships and collaborations, I am open to exploring new ideas /initiatives. My organisation is a start up, still to be registered but with a passion to cause real change
Anyone interested in fundraising for genuine causes or working with young charities based in Africa, especially Uganda where I come from. Suggestions on collaborations are most welcome
Rgds Anne
ED Light Empowerment Foundation (UK)
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