Fundraiser for my third-year law tuition.

I hope you're doing well.

My name is Kenneth Ochola, and I'm a 23-year-old student at the University, studying law and also a member of the Butterfly Project Uganda. I'm reaching out to you for some help in raising funds for my tuition and other educational expenses. The total amount I need is £518.

As a law student, it's been tough for me to manage the finances for my education due to some financial instability at home and the inability of my family to fully support me. Balancing academics and a job is proving to be quite a challenge, and it's been causing me a lot of stress and anxiety.

I'm kindly asking for your support to help me raise £518 before the next semester starts on 12th August 2024.  Last semester, the project and a few donors managed to pull some strings for me at the last moment financially when l failed to meet the target of the fundraiser but it came with late charges.

I would like to take this opportunity to credit The Butterfly Project Uganda and the donors for their kind endeavour of giving me both mentorship and financial support over the ages since my childhood was up-to-date and in my previous fundraisers. I must say that without them, I wouldn’t be where I am today. Nevertheless, my tuition fees of £518 have heavily fallen on their lap and any contribution made will surely lighten it.

In addition, I'm humbly asking for a sponsor or collective support for the remaining years of my course. After graduation, I'm eager to use my legal knowledge to fight social injustice, both in Uganda and internationally. 

My dream is to establish an NGO called “The Freeman Campaign” advocating for the Human Rights concerns of underserved and marginalized individuals and vulnerable communities.

 You are right to say that my vision is to become a Human Rights Defender through public interest litigation.

Any help towards my tuition fees would mean the world to me. I would truly appreciate your consideration and support.

Thank you, and may you be blessed abundantly.

Warm regards,

Kenneth Ochola