Transparency
Donors deserve to understand how support is used, how children are protected and how Purple Rose Orphans works with responsibility.
Trust Matters
Purple Rose Orphans wants supporters to understand how donations help, what needs they support and how children’s privacy and dignity are protected.
Where Your Money Goes
Donations may support food, education, healthcare, hygiene, clothing, baby care, safe home needs, caregivers, transport, utilities, communication, administration and community support.
We do not claim that 100% of donations go directly to children. Responsible care includes practical support costs that make the work possible.
Photo: donations becoming daily careMealtime at the home, or weekly food supplies (rice, beans, formula) being unpacked by caregivers. Hands, food and everyday detail say more than posed shots — children’s faces optional.
Real Costs. Real Impact.
About 1 kg of rice for the home.
Protects one child from malaria and worms for a whole month.
Hygiene essentials for one child.
One box of infant formula for the youngest babies.
Suggested Donation Amounts
A week of nutritious meals for one child.
Two weeks of nutritious meals for one child.
Two weeks of meals, plus a month of hygiene essentials and medicine.
A full month of nutritious meals for one child.
A full month of meals, plus education costs for one child.
Everything one child needs each month — food, health, education, clothing, shoes and toys.
Donation Categories
General Support
Use the gift where it is needed most.
Food & Nutrition
Meals, milk, formula, rice, beans, local foods and cooking needs.
Education
School fees, uniforms, books, shoes, bags and supplies.
Health & Safety
Medicine, prevention, hygiene, health visits and child protection.
Safe Home & Daily Care
Clothing, bedding, hygiene, cleaning, cooking gas and daily routines.
Skills & Joy
Play, drawing, music, dance, sports, reading and practical skills.
Community Support
Support for very poor families and local community needs when resources allow.
Financial Principles
Care First
Children’s needs and safety guide decisions.
Practical Use
Donations become food, school, health, hygiene, care and home support.
No Exploitation
Children are never used as pity-based fundraising tools.
Responsible Support Costs
Some support may cover necessary costs such as transport, communication, utilities, payment fees or administration.
Clear Communication
Supporters should understand how their support helps.
Registration and Legal Status
Purple Rose Orphans works in Mityana, Uganda and is supported by formal structures and support associations.
View Certification InfoPolicies and Documents
Child Protection and Public Stories
Transparency must never come at the cost of a child’s safety. We use first names only, avoid private histories and never publish medical details, exact birth dates, school records or sensitive personal information.
Photo: dignity in practiceA supervised group activity — drawing, reading or play — photographed from behind or from the side, without identifiable faces. The framing itself illustrates the first-names-only principle.
Payment and Donor Data
Donation payments are processed through secure third-party providers such as Stripe, PayPal, mobile money services (Remitly, WorldRemit and similar) or bank transfer.
Purple Rose Orphans does not ask supporters to send full card details through email, WhatsApp, Viber, contact forms or social media.
Updates and Reporting
We share regular news about the children, our needs and how support is used — through our Updates page, our social media and our newsletter. Sponsors also receive personal updates about their sponsored child every two months.