Kili Clear

1 million pads for 1 million girls campaign

1 million pads for 1 million girls

Nalumansi, an 11 year old school girl from Kasokoso lives with both her parents in a muzigo.

Nalumansi did not sit for 2 of her final exams last term. She was afraid she would be made fun of again for staining her school skirt because the old piece of cloth she uses while on her period cannot fully protect her.

There are many Nalumansis out there.
1 out 4 girls in Uganda even drop out of school completely because of lack of sanitary pads.

But we can’t let this keep happening.Yet, UGX 20,000 is enough to provide one girl with sanitary pads for an entire year, helping her stay in school with dignity.

Join the Kili Clear Campaign and contribute at least 20K to sponsor one girl with one pack of 100 Union Sanitary Pads for one year.

In donations received

Pack of pads donated

4 weeks

To Go

Pads for 1 million girls

Target

03 August, 2026- 50 packs donated

To Butambala Bulo UMEA P/S. Thank you, Wankulukuku Truck Drivers Association (WTDA)🙏🏼

29th July, 2026- 20 packs donated

To Mwana Primary and Kindergarten School, Kinawataka. Thanks to Kalibaala Shilrat, who donated to Kili Clear through her foundation, Whole Child Foundation 🙏🏼

29th July, 2026- 50 packs donated

To girls of St. Benard Secondary School, Kireka. Thanks to Wankulukuku Truck Drivers Association 🙏🏼

27 July, 2026- 60 packs donated

To SAAD Memorial secondary school in Kasese. Thank you Mariam high school and Hajj Ssemakadde Ibrahim 🙏🏼

23rd July 2026- 350 packs donated

To 350 girls of St. Paul’s Primary School, Kyebando. Thank you Boda Union Chairman, Mr. Mawejje Frank🙏🏼

22nd July 2026 – 25 packs donated

To National Secretariat for Patriotism Corps in Serere, represented by Ms. Hellen Seku, the Commissioner of the National Secretariat for Patriotism Corps in the Office of the President

17 July, 2026- 50 packs donated

To 50 girls at Brainhill High School, Kakiri

10 July, 2026- 100 packs donated

By Kampala Disability Foundation to the girls of Sir Apollo Kaggwa Secondary School, Mukono.

Keep a girl in school

Dial *289*9# right now and donate UGX 20,000

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