Approximately 85–90% of all donations support direct services—like feeding programs for youth, medical help for the elderly, or education support in Makindye. The remaining goes toward minimal operational needs such as transport and basic admin.
Yes! You can volunteer on the ground in Makindye or support us remotely. Roles range from mentoring youth during sports activities to organizing donation drives or handling logistics. Every skill counts!
Yes. MMI is fully registered and works in partnership with local authorities, schools, and health centers in Kampala. Our legitimacy is rooted in the communities we serve.
Definitely. You can choose to support a specific cause like youth football leagues, elderly care, or teenage rehab. If you don't specify, your donation will be directed to the most urgent need.
Yes, your donations are eligible for tax deductions. We provide official receipts, and you can confirm deductibility with your local tax authority or our finance team.
We share updates through reports, photos, and stories directly from our project areas. You can also follow progress on our social media or request a visit to see our work firsthand.
You can donate via mobile money, bank transfer, or our website. We also accept in-kind donations like food, clothes, and sports gear. Check our 'Donate' page for full options.
Yes, we encourage it! Whether it’s a community sports event or a youth workshop, you’re welcome to see how your support creates real change. Just reach out to schedule a visit.
All our staff and volunteers undergo training in child safeguarding. We collaborate with local leaders and police to ensure a safe environment for all community activities.