Transparency
TFast Digital Agency runs these projects as a business-led initiative. It is not a charity, NGO or nonprofit; contributions are not tax-deductible.
Legal form
TFast Digital Agency is a business name registered in Uganda, sole proprietor Kalyango Brian, registration number 80030839366680, started 18 September 2019. It is not a charity, NGO or non-profit and is not tax-exempt. No tax receipts are issued.
What has been confirmed?
The Digital Skills Initiative is still in preparation. We will only publish learner numbers, partnerships, equipment received and results when supporting records are available.
What do we promise?
To say honestly what each campaign needs and what exists today; not to claim learners, devices, partners, sponsors or results we cannot show; to publish real records of what was received and how it was used; and to photograph learners only with guardian consent.
What do we not promise?
Tax receipts or any tax benefit; jobs, certificates or particular results for any young person; or that used equipment from abroad can be accepted.
What is not decided yet?
The first learners, locations, schedules, fees, curriculum details and partner organisations. Each will be published only when it is confirmed.
Payments and support offers
Online contributions use a local checkout and a hosted payment provider. Only provider-verified payments count as confirmed. Manual transfer references await review. Equipment and volunteer enquiries prepare an email draft. Donor names are not published.
How will updates be shared?
On this page and on the Digital Skills Initiative page. If you have supported the work, you will also be told directly. Only numbers that exist in real records are published.
Ask before sending support
Contact TFast to confirm a campaign’s current needs and how support will be used. Do not ship equipment or assume an import exemption. Request clarification before committing money or goods.
Business-led community support. Contributions are not tax-deductible. Read our transparency notes.