How to help
You can offer equipment, help with training or introduce the team to someone who may be able to support the work.
Equipment and local purchasing
Offer working devices already in Uganda or discuss funding a local purchase. Ask the team about current requirements before sending goods.
Time, skills and introductions
Offer mentoring, training material, technical setup or an introduction to a potential supporter. Explain your availability and experience so the team can discuss an appropriate role.
How companies can help
Equipment your company can lawfully hand over inside Uganda, or help buying devices locally; sponsorship of devices, internet data or training; software and education licences, cloud credits and learning resources; staff time for mentoring, talks or curriculum help. Nothing is agreed yet, and no company will be named as a partner until it has agreed to be named.
How foundations and grant-makers can help
We can explain the problem, the plan, what we need and how we will report. TFast is a business, not a registered charity. If your programme can only fund registered organisations, we are open to a partner school or community organisation acting as the registered recipient, with TFast delivering the work.
How volunteers can help
In Uganda: help set up computers, assist at sessions or support logistics. From anywhere: mentor beginners in web or coding, give a guest talk, help with learning material, translate or make introductions. Roles near children need safeguarding steps first.
Ugandans abroad
Mentor online for an hour or two a week, introduce your employer’s IT or CSR team, or share the campaigns with your community and alumni networks. Please do not ship used devices to Uganda.
Stay safe when giving
Please do not send money to anyone claiming to collect for TFast unless you have confirmed it with us directly by email or WhatsApp.
Offer your support
Equipment, skills, introductions or another offer: prepare an email for the TFast team. This form opens your email app; review and send the draft there.
Business-led community support. Contributions are not tax-deductible. Read our transparency notes.