Meet a Member of the Batwa Community

Hey Fight Family,

While progress is being made on the community hub and watching farms grow. I wanted to take a moment to shine light on one of the elders in our community.

Meet Dingoro, one of the respected elders of the Batwa community. She carries decades of wisdom, pain, perseverance, and strength in her story.

Dingoro was born and raised in the forests of Uganda, her ancestral home. But when the government pushed the Batwa people out in favor of tourism and conservation projects, she lost everything. The land her ancestors walked for generations was suddenly off-limits

Meet Dingoro

For 17 years, Dingoro lived on a quarter-acre plot behind the slums. No access to clean water. No security. No dignity. And yet she never gave up.

Now Dingoro has a home in OLANGAMA, one of the resettlement villages made possible by your support. And for the first time in years, she has a home. A roof. A place to breathe.

This isn't just about land or shelter. It's about identity. Safety. Reclaiming dignity.

We believe it's powerful to know who you're fighting for. So please, take a moment to watch her story.

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Every brick laid, every life touched, and every dream realized is because of YOU. Thank you for believing in this mission, for standing alongside us, and for being the reason that hope is spreading in Olangama.

To keep the momentum going, we need your help to hit our 2025 goals. By joining our Monthly Giving Club, you'll be part of sustainable, life-changing progress in this community.

Your kindness and generosity are changing lives every day. Let's continue this journey of putting compassion in action— together.

Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!

Justin Wren

Founder, Fight For The Forgotten

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