One of the core values of The Everett and Austin Project is to help our recipients to be self-sufficient. We have been adding businesses started over the course of our 2.5 years in existence.

We had been stuck on 5 businesses started for a while but this year we have added 8 more! And we have 3 more in mind to start very soon.

We added 2 businesses earlier this year and then just this month added 6 more! We are so happy to be helping people to become self-sufficient, especially special needs families.

We have now helped 13 local African families to start their own business, including the first 2 which I wrote about here.

13 Businesses Started

Kayonga Hardware Center, Ssegganga Village Uganda
Paul Collins and Paul Kayonga Before Work on the Shop Began
Whitney & Ketty‘s Miracle Shop, Bulenga Uganda
Whitney’s Miracle Shop
Reine’s La Manne Shop, Douala Cameroon
Reine’s La Manne Shop
Momma Edna’s Shop, Kasese Uganda
Momma Edna’s Shop in Kasese Uganda
Bola‘s Shop, Lagos Nigeria
Bola’s Shop in Lagos Nigeria
Sharon’s Love Touch Ministries, Kampala Uganda
Sharon’s Love Touch Ministries
Gideon‘s Paving Business, Kasese Uganda
Gideon’s Paving Business
Asio Josephine’s Farming Business, Orwedai Village Uganda
Giving Seeds to Asio Josephine & Family
Ayumo Janet’s Farming Business, Arapai Village Uganda
Ayumo Janet with seeds for farming, Arapai Village, Soroti District, Farming
Nsubuga John’s Farming Business, Arapai Village Uganda
Nsubuga John’s Father with seeds for their Farming Business, Arapai Village Uganda
Ruth Alobe Mercy’s Farming Business, Nakatunya Village Uganda
Alobe Ruth Mercy and Her Mum with Seeds to Plant, Nakatunya Village, Soroti District, Farming
Apio Jennifer’s Farming Business, Dakabela Odudui Village Uganda
Apio Jennifer’s Seeds Received
Eyeru John’s Farming Business, Obutie Village Uganda
Eryeru John Stephen’s Family Ready to Plant Seeds, Obutie Village, Soroti District, Farming