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We strengthen communities in Northern Uganda living in extreme poverty by serving as the community catalyst and implementing sustainable solutions.

06/18/2026

⛳ One month to go!

The 2nd Annual Tee Off for Transport: The Rescue Open is just around the corner, and there's still time to join us on the course.

Every golfer, sponsor, and supporter helps provide lifesaving transportation for communities in Moyo, Uganda.

Pipeline Worldwide has already deployed four village ambulances, connecting remote communities to urgent medical care. Our next goal is to fund nine more ambulances, expanding access to care for more than 300,000 people.

When emergencies happen, transportation can mean the difference between receiving care and going without it.

🚑 Village ambulances help:
• Mothers reach care during labor
• Children receive treatment during medical emergencies
• Patients access healthcare faster and more safely

📅 Monday, July 20, 2026
📍 The Player's Club | Omaha, NE
⏰ 11:30 AM Shotgun Start

A special thank you to our sponsors who are helping make this event possible:

• Equity Bank
• JE Dunn
• Dowd Law
• Cerris Systems
• LEO A DALY
• Fairway Mortgage
• Kicksite
• Dillon Harley
• Digital Express
• MRG Berkshire Hathaway

Your partnership is helping bring lifesaving transportation to families who need it most.

Whether you're joining us for the golf, the networking, or the impact, we'd love to see you there!

Register or become a sponsor: https://wl.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E358880&id=41

06/16/2026

👣 Investing in people who care for the smallest patients.

Chris, Head NICU Nurse at Moyo General Hospital, recently attended the Tiny Feet Big Steps Annual Conference—a gathering focused on advancing care for critically ill and premature babies across Africa.

Chris was also one of Pipeline Worldwide's 2025 Unseen Champion Award nominees, recognized for his dedication to newborn care and his commitment to improving outcomes for the most vulnerable patients.

The conference brings together healthcare professionals from across the continent to share knowledge, strengthen nursing leadership, and collaborate on best practices for caring for small and sick newborns.

What Chris learns doesn't stay at the conference.

It comes back to Moyo—helping strengthen neonatal care, supporting fellow healthcare workers, and improving outcomes for babies and families throughout the region.

Investing in healthcare workers is one of the most powerful ways to create lasting change. We are proud to support leaders like Chris who continue to learn, grow, and serve their communities.

06/11/2026

💛 Meet Cristabel.

When Cristabel was born on June 24, 2025, she weighed just 2.2 kg and faced an additional challenge—a cleft palate that would require surgery to repair.

At just six weeks old, she joined Pipeline Worldwide's Emergency Relief Program and was evaluated at CORSU Hospital. Before surgery could take place, she needed to gain enough weight to safely undergo the procedure.

What seemed like a simple goal became a long journey.

Over the next nine months, Pipeline provided follow-up care, nutrition support, and ongoing assistance while Cristabel and her family navigated significant challenges at home. Despite the obstacles, they kept moving forward.

On April 25, 2026, Cristabel finally received her cleft palate surgery at Mulago Hospital.

Today, she has fully recovered. ❤️

Stories like Cristabel's remind us that emergency healthcare isn't always a single moment. Sometimes it's months of support, follow-up, transportation, nutrition, and care that make healing possible.

That's why Pipeline's Emergency Relief Fund exists—to help families access the care they need when they need it most.

If you'd like to help make stories like Cristabel's possible, consider supporting the Emergency Relief Fund through a one-time or monthly gift.

🔗 Link to Donate: http://weblink.donorperfect.com/emergency-healthcare-fund

06/09/2026

🎣 From one boat to two.

Last fall, Pipeline Worldwide helped William and Bridget launch a fishing enterprise on the Nile River with the goal of creating sustainable income for their family.

Today, we're excited to share an update.

So far, William has:
• Saved more than $580 from the fishing business
• Purchased a second fishing boat worth approximately $243
• Created more than $820 in total value through the project

Even more exciting, the second boat is now being hired out—creating an additional source of income for the family and helping the business continue to grow.

And perhaps our favorite update of all? Their daughter, Joy, is thriving. ❤️

This is what economic empowerment looks like.

A single investment became a business. A business became savings. Savings became another income-generating asset.

Not a handout. An opportunity.

Thank you for helping families like William and Bridget's build a stronger future with their own hands.

06/04/2026

🏠 Project Update: MGH Housing Renovation

Progress is happening!

The housing unit renovations at Moyo General Hospital are now 85% complete—bringing healthcare workers and their families one step closer to safe, stable housing.

These homes, originally built in 1971, have long faced leaking roofs, broken windows, unstable ceilings, and unsafe living conditions. Thanks to the support from our Poker Playoff event sponsors and generous donors, that is beginning to change.

This project is about more than renovations.

It’s about helping healthcare workers feel safe where they live, rest after long shifts, and continue serving their communities with dignity.

Stronger homes mean stronger healthcare for the entire community.

Thank you to everyone helping make this possible. More updates coming soon as we move closer to completion.

Didn't get a chance to donate? You still can!

Donate Now: https://www.pipelineworldwide.org/donate

06/02/2026

❤️ Behind every surgery is a story.

During the November 2025 surgical outreach camp in Northern Uganda, Pipeline Worldwide partnered with Ohana One and local healthcare teams to provide critical surgical care for patients who otherwise had little access to treatment.

Among the patients was one young girl who arrived after surviving a devastating house fire while trying to save her baby sister. Tragically, her sister later died from severe burns, while she survived with life-altering injuries.

After initial skin grafts in Kampala failed, she was sent back to Gulu still in urgent need of care. Through rapid coordination between David Kulber, Katie Osborn, Jeff Smith, local healthcare teams, and supporting partners, an emergency transfer was arranged so she could receive continued treatment. Teams also helped secure transportation, food support for the family, medical supplies, and specialty grafts from MTF Biologics.

Her recovery has continued through ongoing collaboration with partners including Resurge International, Rose Alenyo, Peter Ronoh, and Pipeline Worldwide's Patricia Pirrio, whose follow-up care and support have been instrumental in her healing journey.

This story reflects what partnership makes possible.

Not just treatment—but a path forward.

Not just care—but dignity, compassion, and hope.

05/28/2026

You’ve never seen Lonyi Village like this. 🚁

We just dropped new drone footage on our YouTube—and it offers a whole new perspective on what’s being built in Moyo, Uganda.

Lonyi Village isn’t just a campus. It’s a 3.4-acre training and lodging space designed to bring healthcare education, workforce development, and opportunity directly to the community.

In a region where access to electricity, clean water, and training is limited, this kind of infrastructure changes what’s possible.

But that’s just the beginning.

On our YouTube, you’ll also find:
• Our film
• Trip recap videos
• Stories of impact across our projects

If you want to see the work—not just read about it—this is the place to start.

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/

05/26/2026

🩺 Expanding access. Strengthening systems.

In partnership with Ohana One, Pipeline Worldwide supported a surgical outreach in Northern Uganda in November of 2025—bringing critical care to patients who would otherwise go without.

In just six days:
• 50 patients received surgical treatment
• Life-changing procedures addressed burns, trauma, and congenital conditions
• Daily post-operative care ensured continued recovery

But this work goes beyond surgery.

Through hands-on collaboration, local teams received training in:
• Burn care and wound management
• Airway management
• Rehabilitation and post-surgical recovery

Some of these same team members will return in October 2026 for the next surgical camp—continuing to build on this work and expand access to care.

This is what sustainable healthcare looks like—treating patients today while strengthening systems for tomorrow.

05/21/2026

📦 From donations to impact.

In 2025, Pipeline Worldwide received more than $400,000 in donated equipment and supplies—resources that are now strengthening healthcare, education, and infrastructure across Northern Uganda.

At the center of this effort is our Simulation Container Lab—a transformed shipping container filled with life-saving tools and training equipment.

Inside:
• Neonatal incubators supporting newborn care
• Labor and delivery beds improving maternal health
• An ultrasound machine expanding diagnostics
• PPE and hospital supplies already in use

Beyond healthcare, these donations are building opportunity:
• Tools and equipment supporting vocational training at Lonyi Village
• 300+ baby bag kits distributed to mothers
• Kangaroo wraps improving outcomes for premature babies
• TeleVu technology enabling ongoing training and mentorship

And it doesn’t stop there.

Two additional containers delivered 700+ solar panels, now being installed to power schools, water systems, and community infrastructure.

This is what it looks like when resources are put to work—not sitting in storage, but actively changing lives.

Because of these donations, systems are stronger, access is expanding, and communities are building a more sustainable future.

Read more of this blog: https://www.pipelineworldwide.org/post/leveraging-equipment-supply-donations-to-multiply-impact

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05/19/2026

🌍 Different cities. One shared purpose.

This June, travelers from across the United States will journey to Moyo, Uganda for a twelve-day experience centered on partnership, learning, and community-led transformation.

From Phoenix to Omaha, Las Vegas to Atlanta, each person is coming with a willingness to listen, serve, and build meaningful relationships alongside local communities.

Voluntourism+ is more than a trip. It’s an opportunity to witness the impact of collaboration firsthand—and to better understand the resilience, challenges, and hope that shape daily life in Northern Uganda.

We’re excited to welcome this incredible group as they prepare for the journey ahead. ✈️

Interested in traveling with us? Learn more at: https://www.pipelineworldwide.org/change-your-life

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