Happy April! We hope this newsletter finds you well and filled with optimism for the days ahead. As we reflect on the first quarter of...

As we start a new calendar year here in North America, so does a new chapter of hope and promise for students in Peru and Uganda. The...

As we enter a new year of opportunity for our nonprofit, we are ambitiously aiming to more than double our reach, this year!

Often divided by borders and barriers, our children grow in their communities unable to understand that there is more to the world. Our...

Written by Karen Yajaira Silva Zambrano. 6th grade, San Isidro de Visag, Huanuco, Peru. My name is Karen Yajaira Silva Zambrano, I am 11...

Access to quality education is a universal right, a beacon of hope, and the catalyst for change in communities that seek it. However, in...

What is your name? Antoni. We are giving your teacher a lift, would you like a lift down the road? Sure, he said. How far are you going...

As we approach the new year, we at Dear-Future.org are brimming with excitement and hope, with a resolute vision of creating a brighter...

This quick AI assisted story highlights the realities of Period Poverty in Uganda Africa. A problem that exists in the world, including US.

In 2022, Dear Future Health started to provide hygienic supplies to Girls in Uganda; this project is operated in collaboration between...

This actually was the first ever can't make this stuff up, in the history of our charity; even before it was Dear Future, Inc. Read on,...

In the journey that took us to starting Dear Future, I have experienced so many situations that I classified into the folder of "I can't...

In October of 2022, Dear Future landed in Uganda, Africa to connect with two NGO's (nonprofit are called NGOs in other countries). Ever...

On our second day in Uganda, our friends Kevin from Team Coco Caramel came with us again to record our day and help us with photos. He...

Our great friend and nonprofit partner and master videographer Kevin Valdez created this heart felt account of his first day with Dear...

As we were researching and figuring out how we were going to get to Uganda, I (Ric) "accidentally" ran into a profile on Linkedin under...