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Nonprofits›Far Away Friends Inc

Community Improvement & Capacity Building

Far Away Friends Inc

LAKEWOOD, CO

Website

Total revenue

$314K

Total expenses

$348K

Net assets

$12K

Grants received

$376K

24 grants

EIN

464917506

Tax year

2024

Mission

Far away friends exist to transform access to equitable education in rural uganda. Our visition is to provide youth with the tools to transform their communities and end cycles of educational poverty.

Programs

2 programs

Far Away Friends supports the operations of a registered Community-Based Organization (CBO) in Uganda led by local leadership. This support ensures fair wages for all in-country staff and provides the infrastructure needed to carry out core programs on the ground. FAF-USA provides grants and operational funding to empower this team to lead sustainable education programs rooted in community needs.

Expenses: $50K

The Schools for Schools Program builds cross-cultural partnerships between students in the U.S. and Uganda, fostering global citizenship and raising awareness about education equity. In Uganda, this program enhances local government schools through WASH (water, sanitation, and hygiene) improvements, capacity building for teachers, and infrastructure support. U.S.-based students engage through pen-pal exchanges, club fundraising, and global development workshops.

Expenses: $31K