Volunteer Reviews at Love Uganda Foundation- Heartfelt Experiences of Making a Difference
At Love Uganda Foundation, we believe that every volunteer’s contribution leaves a lasting impact on the lives of vulnerable children and communities. Our volunteers come from different parts of the world, bringing their skills, compassion, and dedication to support our mission. In this section, we share some inspiring reviews and stories from those who have experienced the joy of making a difference with us. From teaching to community outreach, these testimonials highlight the meaningful connections and unforgettable moments that define volunteering at Love Uganda Foundation.
If you’re inspired by these stories and want to be a part of something life-changing, we welcome you to join our growing family of volunteers. Your time and skills can make a world of difference. apply now to start your journey with us today.
Aarush Kalia - USA
Director of Volunteer Services and Lead Coach
Aarush Kalia is an advocate for education and youth development, serving as a Math and Science Coach with the Love Uganda Foundation since April 2021. As the Lead Coordinator for U.S. Student Volunteers, he oversees a network of students contributing to educational initiatives, ensuring impactful experiences for both volunteers and communities.
Aarush’s commitment to education extends beyond Uganda. He founded a-2nd-chance.org, a nonprofit that builds libraries in juvenile detention centers across the U.S., providing educational resources to over 1,300 incarcerated youth. He also leads the student research group at Yale School of Medicine, focusing on healthcare disparities and improving access to telehealth.
In recognition of his outstanding service, Aarush received the Daily Point of Light Award, founded by former President George H. W. Bush, which honors individuals creating positive change worldwide. He also earned the John Locke Institute’s Very High Commendation Award for his research on applying complexity theory to understand the collapse of civilizations—a distinction given to less than 1% of the 15,000+ students who apply globally.
A high school senior with a passion for STEM and global outreach, Aarush excels academically, taking advanced coursework in mathematics, and anthropology. Looking ahead, he plans to leverage mathematical principles of complexity to deepen our understanding of societal collapse and contribute to historical and policy analysis.
Aarush’s commitment to education extends beyond Uganda. He founded a-2nd-chance.org, a nonprofit that builds libraries in juvenile detention centers across the U.S., providing educational resources to over 1,300 incarcerated youth. He also leads the student research group at Yale School of Medicine, focusing on healthcare disparities and improving access to telehealth.
In recognition of his outstanding service, Aarush received the Daily Point of Light Award, founded by former President George H. W. Bush, which honors individuals creating positive change worldwide. He also earned the John Locke Institute’s Very High Commendation Award for his research on applying complexity theory to understand the collapse of civilizations—a distinction given to less than 1% of the 15,000+ students who apply globally.
A high school senior with a passion for STEM and global outreach, Aarush excels academically, taking advanced coursework in mathematics, and anthropology. Looking ahead, he plans to leverage mathematical principles of complexity to deepen our understanding of societal collapse and contribute to historical and policy analysis.
Ansh Modani - USA
Volunteer Math Coach
Ansh Modani is a sophomore at Manalapan High School, where he is part of the Science and Engineering Magnet Program. Passionate about STEM, Ansh is particularly interested in computer science and mathematics. Outside of academics, he is an award-winning Bollywood dancer and a varsity tennis player.
Ansh is the founder of YourGivingBack.org, a nonprofit dedicated to improving literacy in Africa, and also volunteers with A-2nd-chance.org, setting up libraries in juvenile detention centers by donating books. His leadership in organizing book drives has made a significant impact, providing educational resources to underprivileged schools in Ghana and youth correction centers in New Jersey.
At school, he established the Read and Recycle Club to foster a love of reading while promoting sustainability through recycling and upcycling initiatives, focusing on empowering underprivileged communities. Ansh is also a dedicated member of Junior States of America, serving as a fundraising agent for the organization’s initiatives. He has received high commendation in the global John Locke Essay Competition for his work on the historical significance of the Colosseum.
His love for mathematics drives him to share his knowledge through tutoring for the Love Uganda Foundation. This opportunity has allowed him to build connections with students from diverse backgrounds and help them grasp subjects like algebra and geometry, encouraging them to develop a positive attitude toward learning.
Ansh is the founder of YourGivingBack.org, a nonprofit dedicated to improving literacy in Africa, and also volunteers with A-2nd-chance.org, setting up libraries in juvenile detention centers by donating books. His leadership in organizing book drives has made a significant impact, providing educational resources to underprivileged schools in Ghana and youth correction centers in New Jersey.
At school, he established the Read and Recycle Club to foster a love of reading while promoting sustainability through recycling and upcycling initiatives, focusing on empowering underprivileged communities. Ansh is also a dedicated member of Junior States of America, serving as a fundraising agent for the organization’s initiatives. He has received high commendation in the global John Locke Essay Competition for his work on the historical significance of the Colosseum.
His love for mathematics drives him to share his knowledge through tutoring for the Love Uganda Foundation. This opportunity has allowed him to build connections with students from diverse backgrounds and help them grasp subjects like algebra and geometry, encouraging them to develop a positive attitude toward learning.
Eshaan Dey - USA
Volunteer- Biology & Chemistry Coach
Eshaan is a sophomore at South Windsor High School, Connecticut. He is passionate about learning and has shown deep ability to understand complex themes quickly.
Besides academics, Eshaan is a performing artist for his award-winning High School show choir Choral Spectrum, plays Piano, plays goalie in High School Varsity Soccer team and Connecticut top premier soccer club CFC. He also volunteers at the Boys and Girls club of Hartford where he works with young children, engaging them in various activities.
Eshaan is also a member of his school Model UN Club, Debate Club and Mock Trial Club. Of his many accolades and awards over the years, his score from Royal Conservatory Music exam got him an invitation to play at the famous Carnegie Hall. Most recently, he was awarded the Congressional Bronze Certificate, a very prestigious honor, awarded for outstanding service to community.
Eshaan from a young age demonstrated a keen love for humanity in general and sensibility towards people in need of help. He plays piano on select weekends at an old age home called “The Village” in Connecticut mostly with patients in care. His passion for education motivates him to actively engage in tutoring with the Love Uganda Foundation, where he eagerly shares his knowledge with students from all walks of life. His guidance encourages students to cultivate a positive mindset towards learning, inspiring them to explore their potential and embrace education with enthusiasm.
Besides academics, Eshaan is a performing artist for his award-winning High School show choir Choral Spectrum, plays Piano, plays goalie in High School Varsity Soccer team and Connecticut top premier soccer club CFC. He also volunteers at the Boys and Girls club of Hartford where he works with young children, engaging them in various activities.
Eshaan is also a member of his school Model UN Club, Debate Club and Mock Trial Club. Of his many accolades and awards over the years, his score from Royal Conservatory Music exam got him an invitation to play at the famous Carnegie Hall. Most recently, he was awarded the Congressional Bronze Certificate, a very prestigious honor, awarded for outstanding service to community.
Eshaan from a young age demonstrated a keen love for humanity in general and sensibility towards people in need of help. He plays piano on select weekends at an old age home called “The Village” in Connecticut mostly with patients in care. His passion for education motivates him to actively engage in tutoring with the Love Uganda Foundation, where he eagerly shares his knowledge with students from all walks of life. His guidance encourages students to cultivate a positive mindset towards learning, inspiring them to explore their potential and embrace education with enthusiasm.