Uganda Cranes’ defender Henry Kalungi received football equipment in form of jerseys, balls and boots from English sportswear supplier Umbro in a move geared towards supporting charity under Henry Kalungi Foundation.
The Charlotte Independence star announced his acquisition on the weekend after a festive season in Uganda – giving to the poor and underprivileged.
Kalungi thanked the suppliers quoting Hebrews 6:10. “God is not unjust; he will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you have helped his people and continue to help them”.
Alongside his wife Jacqueline Kalungi, Tom and Susan Gunderson, SC Villa CEO Ivan Kakembo, the coach player visited Katanga – a slum in Kampala, two months ago.
They had just fed the underprivileged at Buganda Road Primary School playground with sumptuous ‘Christmas lunch’ a couple of weeks before.
Most of the time we are where we are because of the unconditional support from family and friends.I want to thank @umbro…
Posted by Henry Kalungi on Saturday, 25 March 2017
From the start, Kalungi has always felt he can change the lives of many children irrespective of how much support they can offer and he’s been working towards making it happen.
The kids in Henry Kalungi Foundation will enjoy their new training and casual wear from @umbro @UmbroUK.Thank you for the love.God bless. pic.twitter.com/JDNgb3uRUn
— Henry Kalungi (@HenryKalungi) March 26, 2017
