Former Uganda Cranes defender Henry Kalungi, family to continue tradition of giving back to community
The Henry Kalungi Foundation aims to provide coaching, training, education, and opportunities to promising young athletes.
The 2023 edition was launched with a fundraiser held at the Fort Mill Golf Club on Saturday.
"Thank you all to our family and friends for the continued support toward our missions," Kalungi took to X after the fundraiser.
The Henry Kalungi Foundation aims to provide coaching, training, education, and opportunities to promising young athletes.
He intends to see the athletes use their talents to develop and change their communities, foster economic prosperity and developmental transformation and aid in countrywide health.
Thank you to all our family and friends for the continued support toward our missions.We are forever grateful..❤️❤️🙏🏿 #ChangingLivesTogether #Godisgood pic.twitter.com/YYpojkeMei
— Henry Kalungi (@HenryKalungi) December 17, 2023
For years, Kalungi and his foundation have given back to society, especially the underprivileged, with soccer boots, kits, a Christmas party, and various sporting activities.
Last year, over 750 children turned up at Buganda Road Primary School for the annual foundation activities that Kalungi and country director Aidah Nabunya led.
It should be remembered that Kalungi featured for a vast number of clubs in the United States, including Richmond Kickers, Carolina RailHawks, Charlotte Independence, Hampton Roads Piranhas and many more.
He also played close to twenty competitive matches for the Uganda Cranes.