THE PROCESS
Simple to Start. Life-Changing to Give.
1
Share Your Preference
Let us know if you'd like to sponsor a boy or a girl — that's all we need to get started. We'll take care of the match.
2
Make Your First Gift
Choose your sponsorship level and set up how often you want to give.
3
Meet Your Student
Once your first gift is received, you'll be emailed a profile of the student you're sponsoring — their name, photo, and story.
4
Build a Relationship
Write to your student. Share your life, your stories, your photos. That connection — between you and the student an ocean away — may matter just as much as the tuition itself.
Find the Level That's Right for You.
Co-Sponsorship
$45 / month
Share the gift with a friend, family member, or another E3 Africa sponsor. We'll pair you together to fully fund one student's education. Same impact, shared commitment.
6-Year Commitment
Full Sponsorship
$70 / month
Fully fund one student's education on your own. We encourage a 6-year commitment to see your sponsored student through to graduation — though every month matters.
6-Year Commitment
MOST POPULARUniversity / Vocational
$90 / month
For students who have completed their secondary education and are ready to continue at the post-secondary level. Your support keeps their momentum going at the most critical stage.
2-3 Year Commitment
"I know every dollar I invest is a small way of giving back what God has so generously given me."
— Jack T. Sponsor
Frequently Asked Questions
Your Questions Answered
Your recurring gift covers one child's full tuition, meals, housing, and school supplies at STACE. You'll be matched with a specific student, exchange letters, and receive annual updates on their progress.
Your sponsorship provides everything a student needs to thrive at STACE, including:
Tuition and school fees
Housing and meals
School supplies and learning materials
Access to clubs, activities, and mentorship
A safe, supportive environment with 24/7 staff supervision
A few personal items are not included in sponsorship, such as:
Toiletries and hygiene supplies
School uniforms
Transportation home during school breaks
University application fees
If you’d like to help with any of these needs, we can coordinate a onetime gift.
Credit cards are our preferred method for recurring monthly sponsorships. All payments are processed securely through our giving platform.
You can also mail a check to:
18521 E. Queen Creek Road, Ste. 105-273
Queen Creek, AZ 85142
For gifts of stock, IRA charitable rollovers, or donor-advised fund distributions, please contact us at Programs@E3Africa.org, and we will provide complete instructions.
Life happens — we understand. You can pause or cancel your sponsorship at any time by contacting us at Programs@E3Africa.org. We'll work with you to find the right solution.
Yes — and we encourage it. Letters are exchanged through E3 Africa and translated as needed. Most sponsors find the correspondence one of the most meaningful parts of the experience.
Mail service to rural Uganda is unreliable, so we do not recommend sending physical packages. If you’d like to give your student a special gift, you can make a onetime donation and we will ensure the funds reach them safely.
In Uganda, many children start school late or experience interruptions because of poverty, family responsibilities, or years spent out of school. When they join E3 Africa, they resume their education at the level that matches their learning — not their age.
Some students may be older when they enter the program, while others begin at a younger age. Every child deserves the chance to learn, no matter when they start.
If a student withdraws or relocates, we will notify you immediately and offer to match you with another child in need. Your support will always continue making an impact.
Some sponsors choose to join mission trips to Uganda. If you’re interested in visiting STACE or meeting your student, contact us at Programs@E3Africa.org for upcoming opportunities.
Some Children Just Need One Person to Believe in Them.
The only thing missing is a sponsor. Be the reason one child's story changes.