Sound Mountain Entertainment

07/24/2024

Excited to promote Speakers For Africa upcoming fundraiser at Cactus Jack's Saloon & Grill SATURDAY | AUGUST 31st | 6:30 PM | $25.
Music by: The Bucktones, Cut to the Chase, Reuben Gonzalez and Lee Pulliam.
Dinner: World/African Cuisine by Chef Randy Placeres.
Art and presentations: Peyton Thomas Penny Randell.
Silent auction: from generous business owners within our community.

Proceeds go to build better classrooms for the Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School, Kampala, Uganda. 🇺🇬

Tickets available online: https://www.speakersforafrica.com/event-details/speakers-for-africa-back-to-school-uganda-fundraiser
Sound Mountain Entertainment

Join us for an inspiring and exciting fundraiser event, "Speakers for Africa - Back to School: Uganda," featuring live music, African cuisine by Chef Randy Placeres, silent auction, art and presentations. Please help us continue to assist students in Uganda by supporting this noble cause.

07/24/2024

Thank you Your Mountain Connection for donating ad space to promote Speakers For Africa’s upcoming fundraiser at Cactus Jack's Saloon & Grill SATURDAY | AUGUST 31st | 6:30 PM | $25.
Music by: The Bucktones, Cut to the Chase, Reuben Gonzales and Lee Pulliam.
Dinner: World/African Cuisine by Chef Randy Placeres
Art and presentations: Penny Randell
Silent auction: generous business owners within our community.

Proceeds go to build better classrooms for the Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School, Kampala, Uganda. 🇺🇬

Tickets available online: https://www.speakersforafrica.com/event-details/speakers-for-africa-back-to-school-uganda-fundraiser
Sound Mountain Entertainment

Join us for an inspiring and exciting fundraiser event, "Speakers for Africa - Back to School: Uganda," featuring live music, African cuisine by Chef Randy Placeres, silent auction, art and presentations. Please help us continue to assist students in Uganda by supporting this noble cause.

07/11/2024

Our nonprofit, Speakers For Africa is hosting a fundraiser for the Uganda Youth Aid Nursery and Primary School, Kampala, Uganda at Cactus Jack’s Evergreen | Saturday August 31st | 6:30 PM |

Please help us continue to support Ugandan students. For $25, enjoy a night of live music, silent auction, presentations and world/African cuisine by Chef Randy Placeres.

Music by The Bucktones, Cut to the Chase, Lee Pulliam, Reuben Gonzales.

For more information:
www.speakersforafrica.com

Tickets available online: https://www.mobileapp.app/to/0ZlpXhn?ref=2_cl

07/02/2024

A little touched up

07/02/2024

Excited to DJ the Freedom Run again. Wishing all the runners well. Stay hydrated.
Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice

06/13/2024

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04/02/2024

I’m coming home. Brussels Airlines went on strike and canceled my flight home so I took advantage and made Speakers For Africa bigger and stronger than I could have ever imagined.

Everything in Uganda takes twice as long and ten times harder than it should. But, oh how I love that place. We Americans have a lot to learn from Uganda and I believe being around that kind of serenity and happiness is the wealth they possess and we lack.

Plus a little sickness also delayed me a bit. I hope I didn’t worry anyone. But I am fine now. I am returning healthy.

Thanks to a brilliant and courageous team, we were able to spread our message from the ghetto communities of Kampala, to the islands of Lake Victoria, Mbarara in the west and Sererere, in N. Uganda (Soroti). We started a couple ghetto school soccer teams, helped a ghetto laboratory and youth center. We have partnered with tech companies to help in whatever ways we can.

We stand for empowerment, education, sustainability and environmental protection.

We registered as an official business with intentions to be a full international NGO in Uganda. Nothing like getting our 501(c)(3) in the US. In fact, told near impossible. But I believe we will succeed because we only bring love and support to our people. We want to give Ugandans the small tools they need to take charge of their lives.

I was on Next Radio and UBS T.V. speaking loudly about our mission.

We made official connections with Uganda’s best artist (in my opinion), Cindy sanyu— Much more to come from that. We believe music is paramount to people’s happiness and an effective way to spread messages. One of which is: get up and get to work. What did you do for your community today?

Now I’m coming back to the US. I did what I’ve wanted to do my whole life— we made some real impact and started some sustainable growth for our brothers and sisters of Uganda. 🇺🇬

UG is my home too and I came to empower people. We brought small tablets and phones to kids in poor schools. We brought you live, real time information about how your donations help and reach the people. We also showed you that Uganda is a worthwhile investment and should be embraced.

There’s a lot to do, but Speakers For Africa will be massive someday.

I’m very proud us. Couldn’t have gotten the opportunity to make this so big without the help of our donors. Thank you. What you did really helped people.

Special thank you to Emma Marie and Chris Lang and Kayla Boyes. The Lang institute has officially launched.

Thank you Sharon Marshall Woods and Greg Goodfliesh and Krystal. Thank you Laurie Baumer and Ebony and Vine.

We appreciate you.

Speakers for Africa is a new, interactive and fully transparent way to help and engage with Africa.

Thank you
Forerio Gitta
Bright Onak Tweteise Omwiitira
Deejay GucHi
(And everyone else who helped keep me and my things safe).

www.speakersforafrica.com

03/22/2024

03/01/2024

Down in the trenches at the Uganda Ghetto Research Laboratory who specialize in upcycling and recycling. So impressed!

Thank you Deejay GucHi for introducing Speakers For Africa

02/26/2024

This is how we do it. Wanna see your donations in real time? We are your people. So proud of my team

02/13/2024

Well, the three bags are on their way. I’m a little nervous. That’s 150 lbs of things for these students. But it will be ok. This is Africa. NOTHING works on a time frame you want. You have to relax and have faith. I love it here so much. …despite its ridiculous inconveniences.