Foundation established
Registered in Uganda and launched the school lunch pilot, reaching more than 4,000 students and teachers.
Uganda · Established 2019
Potential grows when care becomes action.
We use technology, education and community-led action to help children thrive, women build independent futures and neighbourhoods create lasting change.
Creating Value Together, Growing Change
A Kampala-based foundation turning goodwill into practical support for the people who need it most.
Tech Plus Love Foundation works alongside communities, schools, local government and international partners. Our programs connect food and nutrition, education, women and girls, health, technology, arts and community empowerment.
From a daily school meal to a scholarship, from a sewing skill to a community stage, every initiative contributes to a fuller pathway for children and families.
Meet the foundationImpact in numbers
Change you can count.
Stories you can feel.
Every number represents a childhood supported, a family strengthened and a community with more room to grow.
20,000+children reached through the International Free Lunch Program across Uganda and other African countries
1,600+students supported through scholarships and education grants
10,000+adolescent girls reached through menstrual health support
2,000+students benefiting from improved learning environments
50+partner schools and community organisations
Our programs
Seven programs.
One shared direction.
Our work follows the connected journey of a child, a family and the community around them.
01
Food & Nutrition
Nutritious daily meals that reduce hunger and help children stay healthy, attend school and learn.
02
Education
Scholarships, school supplies and better classrooms that keep opportunity within reach.
03
Women & Girls
Menstrual health support, practical skills and pathways to economic independence.
04
Arts & Community
Dance, art and sport that give children a stage for talent, confidence and belonging.
Our journey
Seven years of
growing change.
Education support grows
Scholarships reached 531 students across 23 schools; the Amity Torch Program supported 600 children.
DB Kids begins
The dance group was established in Kamwokya to connect talent with training and scholarships.
Women and schools
Mama to Rescue launched while the Hope Campus Program improved ten schools.
Across East Africa
Hope Campus reaches Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania, while Mama to Rescue enters its third cohort.
Partners
Good work grows
through partnership.
China Red Cross Foundation
Alipay Philanthropy
Let’s create value together.
Work with us to help more children, women and communities build stronger futures.
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