Mission Statement

The mission of The Julius Foundation is to carry out the message of Jesus Christ to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, give care to the sick, and serve the poor.  Our efforts are directed at uplifting the lives of the less fortunate in Kampala and neighboring districts in Uganda regardless of religious, tribal, racial or political affiliation.

History

Since our beginnings as a parish project in 2007 when Fr. Julius Bwowe from the Archdiocese of Kampala visited the Cathedral of St. Helena, our community has blossomed and our mission expanded in many ways. The Julius Foundation (TJF) was incorporated in 2014 in the state of Montana as a 501(c)3 tax exempt charitable organization to provide aid to communities in Uganda, Africa to relieve the burden caused by poverty. Throughout the years we have worked with our supporters in the US and the Carroll College Engineers Without Borders chapter to complete a number of vital health and safety projects in Kawango, a series of villages outside of Kampala.

Some of our greatest successes include: providing access to clean water in the village centers; bringing electricity to the village for the first time; and constructing a variety of necessary buildings for the health, safety and education of students at Holy Trinity Secondary School.

The need is indeed great; however, with commitment to helping Father Julius’ people the future is hopeful.

The Julius Foundation Board of Directors

Thomas Kaiserski, President	Dr. Anthony Szpilka, Vice President
Teresa Kaiserski, Secretary	Russ Ehman, Treasurer
Chris Collins	Tim Determan
Joseph Szczepaniak	Frank Crowley
Creede Caldwell	Amy Surbrugg

Reports

2022/2023 annual report
2021/2022 Annual Report
2018/2019 Annual Report
2017/2018 Annual Report

Newsletters & Brochure

Here are a few of our recent newsletters.

2024 Winter Newsletter
2023 Summer Newsletter
April 2022
February 2021
February 2020

And here’s our brochure.

A Financial Report is available upon request.