Hi Kate, thanks for answering our questions and for your support of our project. Yes, we have an investment memorandum for raising our $50k. I can send that to you if interested. We have 1, $10k verbal commitment from https://www.stonecrest.net/ and I think we can raise another $15k from individual donors in the Bay Area. Ok, transparent reporting is key. I am looking for some blockchain solutions for that as well. 3, we have approached AAH and UN WFP. My close friend runs WFP in Kampala and he is looking into support for us now. I have not been in touch with others at the moment. Our biggest concerns are probably safety in the transport of the goods. Once we start to deliver from outside, we need to make sure the goods get to the destination. Since the camp is highly segregated by nationality even tribes we think entrepreneurs will service their own cultures. That said, there is a pretty fluid mix in Kakuma of people working together. I was actually delighted when I saw this. The other social dynamic is just envy so if we can message to the camp that our goal is to grow and expand, hopefully it will keep them in check.

There are a lot of benefits to skateparks around the world. And in an environment like this its powerful. Do you do any basic business training in your educational programs?
This is getting a lot of interest from Tony Hawk, Richard Branson and more in urban development and hunger fighting. Have you approached any of them?
https://www.virgin.com/entrepreneur/what-world-can-learn-skateboarding
https://makelifeskatelife.org/
http://californiaskateparks.com/get-a-skatepark-designed-and-built/social-and-economic-benefits-of-skateparks/
http://grindouthunger.org/

This is a great initiative. I think you should look for investment from Israel as they have strong connection with Uganda. This organization does a lot in Uganda. http://www.innoafrica.org/. Also, the Chinese are building lots of roads as you know. Try to form a partnership with them...