1. Future Programs
Harambee International Development’s goal is to
provide supportive services throughout Africa in the
following areas of care:
o Clean water systems
o Primary and Secondary Education Training
o Medical Care
o Agricultural/Farming Education and Training
By providing these services, HID will help
individuals and their communities sustain themselves
and improve their quality of life.
Feeding at camp for Internally Displaced
Persons (IDP).
A 501(c) 3 tax-exempt organization
and Non-government organization
(NGO) in Uganda
http://www.harambeecares.org
HarambeeInternational
Development
1429DukeStreet
Alexandria,VA22314USA
FUTURE EVENTS
Annual Charity Golf Tournament
May 1, 2017
Mission Trip to St. Kitts
August 8-14, 2017
Mission Trip to Uganda-Kenya
October 29-November 11, 2017
For More Information
Contact Dan Ross
571-216-2762
dross77@gmail.com

2. Harambee International Development (HID) is a
nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the
quality of life and promoting self-sufficiency and
business development for individuals and
communities in Africa. HID is dedicated to
providing essential services and assistance to those
in need through its clean water systems, educational,
agricultural, micro-credit and health programs.
Our Vision
HID’s vision is to develop a series of successful
developmental program models that can be repeated,
sustained and transferred across national, cultural
and environmental boundaries.
Our Mission
HID’s mission is to collaborate with African
governments, U.S. Government and other
organizations to develop sustainable clean water
systems, agricultural, educational, medical and
economic development programs to reduce poverty
in the country.
Harambee International Development is a
charitable institution under section 501(c)3 of the
Internal Revenue Service Code.
Harambee International Development is
headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, USA, with a
field office in Soroti, Uganda.
About Us
□ Education
 Tuition assistance and stipends for primary,
secondary and college education
 Job skill training assistance
 Business training for micro and small
businesses
□ Agriculture and Economic Development
 Economic assistance kits to help IDP camp
members return home and reestablish their
economic viability
 Kits include animals, food, clothing, farm
tools, plows, seeds and business educational
training
 Awarded U.S. Embassy/Ambassador’s grant
to develop oxen farming, economic
development project in Lira, Uganda
□ Micro-Credit
 Revolving fund to assist individuals and small
groups establish business enterprises
 Low interest rate loans with flexible
repayment plans to insure the successful
repayment of the money
□ Health
 Distribute medical supplies, medical
equipment and educational information to
health care facilities and community health
organizations
□ Water and Sanitation
 Reduce the incidence of water-related diseases
by building wells that provide sources of clean,
uncontaminated water
Recent Activities
Agriculture
□ Purchased and provided cattle to needy families
to initiate self-sustaining wealth and health
development.
□ First-born calves were returned to the project for
redistribution to other needy families.
Food and Clothing Distribution
□ Distributed food and clothing to individuals
living in Internally Displaced Persons (IDP)
camps who were driven away from their
homelands due to war and violence.
Clean Water
□ Funded numerous boreholes/water wells in the
Soroti, Uganda area to provide fresh and
uncontaminated water to reduce the spread of
water-borne diseases and illness.
Cattle distribution
Programs