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The Geaux Foundation mission is to bring more followers to Christ and rescue teen girls from poverty.

07/05/2026

There's a pastry teacher who comes to the Geaux Foundation each week to work with the girls.

She teaches them the real thing. Not home baking, but commercial pastry. How to measure for consistency, how to time a bake, how to decorate a cake that someone would actually pay for. How to run the back of a bakery.

For young women ages 15-19 in Uganda, a skill like this matters. Baked goods sell. Good bakers get hired. Better yet, they start something of their own. A stall, a small shop, wholesale orders to a local restaurant. A pastry skill is a pathway.

The girls are taking it seriously. You can see it in the photos Ms. Betty sends. The focus, the pride when something comes out right, the way they're already talking about what they want to make next.

This is what the program is for. Not charity. Craft. The kind of skill that turns into a living.

More to come from the pastry class soon.

30/04/2026

A Day In The Life for our Girls

She wakes up before the sun. She sweeps. She prays. She sews for eight hours. She braids hair and bakes pastries. She sings until she laughs. She prays again and goes to sleep.

And tomorrow she does it all again. One stitch closer to her future.

Your YES can be the beginning of her new life.

Support a student at the Geaux Foundation today:
👉 geauxfoundation.org/give

21/04/2026

For one week our girls had no water.

The pump broke during dry season. A rock hit it when water levels dropped too low. Just like that — no water for cooking. No water for bathing. No water for the garden.

For seven days they traveled miles to bring water back to the facility.

When we found out we replaced it immediately with program funds. Because some things cannot wait.

The new pump is installed. The water is running. The girls are home.

This is what responsible stewardship looks like. Your donations do not just fund sewing lessons. They keep the water on.

And here is something most people do not know about our facility. We dug a well underground. The pump draws water up through pipes for everything the girls need every single day. Cooking. Bathing. The garden. All of it runs through that one pump.

When it breaks everything stops.

Your donation makes sure it never has to stop for long. Support the Geaux Foundation today.
👉 geauxfoundation.org/give

14/04/2026

Grace's Story - Part 2
If you missed Chapter 1 of Grace's story — go back one post. This is where everything starts to change.

Meet Grace N. She is 16 years old. And she is now safe with us at the Geaux Foundation Uganda.

Grace grew up as one of seven children. At 11 her father took the family to live in a forest shelter. When she was expelled from school for unpaid fees and came home to tell him — he came at her with a machete.

She ran. A neighbor opened her door. An uncle came. And eventually — Grace found us.

She carries a scar on her forehead from that day. She carries it with her everywhere she goes. And now she carries it into a place where no one will ever hurt her again.

Grace is 16 years old. She is standing in our compound. And she is ready to build something from what is left.

Will you help her do that?

👉 Sponsor Grace — link in bio.

11/04/2026

The Forest - part 1 of Grace’s Story

Grace N. was 11 years old when her father walked her and her siblings into the forest and never walked them back out.

That became home. A shelter with no floor, no future, and no one to tell.

Every time she asked for school fees she paid for asking. Every time she tried to reach for something better something pulled her back down.

Until the day she was expelled from school for unpaid fees and came home to tell him. He came at her with a machete.

This is where Grace's story begins. She is 16 years old and she is one of the newest young women at the Geaux Foundation Uganda — and we are going to walk every step of her journey right here.

Follow us so you don't miss what comes next. And if you want to be part of what makes her next chapter possible — the link to support her is in our bio.

04/04/2026

If you missed Chapter 1 of Patience's story — go back one post. This is where things start to change.

For two years Patience was invisible. Holding everything together at home. Going through the motions at church. Slipping through the cracks that nobody seemed to notice.
Nobody except one woman.

A church auntie kept watching. Kept showing up. Until one day she sat beside Patience and asked one question. And the whole story came out.

She made one phone call. Miss Betty answered.

That phone call is why Patience is safe today. That is what it looks like when one person refuses to look away.

Patience is now at the Geaux Foundation — eating, resting, and beginning to believe that her story doesn't have to end the way it started.

But this is only Chapter 2. There is so much more to come.

Want to be part of what happens next? Sponsor Patience's journey — link in bio.

02/04/2026

She Came Home and Mom Was Gone - Chapter 1 of Patience's Story:
She was 13 years old. She walked home from school like any other day. Her mother was gone. No note. No goodbye. No explanation. Just a little brother sitting on the floor looking up at her — waiting for someone to take charge. So she did. Patience dropped her school bag and never picked it up again. She became the cook, the caretaker, the woman of the house. All at 13. All without being asked. All without a choice.

This is where Patience's story begins. She is 15 years old and she is one of the newest girls at the Geaux Foundation Uganda — and we are going to walk every step of her journey right here. Follow us so you don't miss what happens next.

And if you want to be part of what makes her next chapter possible — the link to support her is in our bio.

01/04/2026

Please consider supporting God’s work of spreading the Gospel.

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27/03/2026

The Christmas that changed everything- Part 2 of NaviDee’s story:

If you missed Chapter 1 of NaVi Dee's story — go back one post. This is where everything starts to shift.

Every year the Geaux Foundation goes into the villages. We bring food. We bring presents. We bring the message that these girls are not invisible to us.

We never know who is watching.

NaVi Dee's grandmother was watching. When she heard there was a place that would take her granddaughter in — a place with a roof, a meal, and people who actually cared — she walked her there herself.

That is what Operation Christmas does. It plants seeds in places we cannot even see yet.

NaVi Dee walked through that gate carrying everything she owned in a small cloth bundle. She was hesitant. She was guarded. She had learned not to trust open doors.

But this door was different. And she is starting to believe that.

This is only Chapter 2. There is so much more to come.

Want to be part of what happens next? Sponsor NaVi Dee's journey — link in bio.

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