Our vision
Every child reaching their full potential.
To use technology and collective action to create a world where all children have the opportunity to grow, learn and thrive.
About us
Rooted in Kampala.
Connected by purpose.
We turn technology, local knowledge and international partnership into meaningful support for children, women and communities.
Who we are
Creating value together,
growing change.
Tech Plus Love Foundation (TPL) was registered in Uganda in 2019 (Registration No. MIA/NB/2019/09/2850). It is a non-profit organisation based in Kampala, the capital of Uganda.
TPL was incubated by DBSA as a non-profit organisation focused on using technology to empower communities. Guided by the belief of “Creating Value Together, Growing Change,” TPL works in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with a long-term focus on education, children and women’s development, food and nutrition, health, and community empowerment.
The Foundation has a core team of two Chinese members and six local young people. Many of them started as volunteers and have gradually grown into key members of the organisation. Working closely with communities, schools, local government and international partners, the team is committed to turning goodwill into real support for the people and communities who need it most.
Our mission
Food, education and empowerment.
To provide children with food, education and practical support while helping young people discover their potential in a digital world.
Organisation
Registered locally.
Working collaboratively.
Legal statusRegistered with Uganda’s National Bureau for NGOs under the NGO Act 2016
RegistrationMIA/NB/2019/09/2850
LocationPlot 1732, Bukoto, Kampala, Uganda · P.O. Box 37326, Kampala
Email[email protected]
ChairpersonAnderson Muhanguzi
Milestones
From one office
to many communities.
During the 2020–2022 pandemic, TPL continued scholarship and emergency food support. The lunch program restarted in Kampala in 2025 and operated throughout the year.
TPL established
Registered in Uganda and launched the school lunch pilot.
Scholarships expand
Support reached 23 schools, alongside the Amity Torch Program.
DB Kids begins
Dance and scholarships create a new stage in Kamwokya.
Women empowered
Mama to Rescue and Hope Campus deepen family support.
Three countries
Hope Campus reaches Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Our team
Local knowledge.
Shared commitment.
Our team grew from volunteer roots into a group of committed project leaders working closely with communities and partners.
Evan Li
Arinda Desire
Muhanguzi Benson
Samanya Elizabeth
Stand with communities creating change.
Bring your expertise, resources or ideas to work that is locally grounded and built to last.
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