Ugandan News Outlet Scribe Champions Local Philanthropy with New Column

MUKONO, Uganda: In a bid to support acts of generosity in Uganda, online news outlet Scribe has introduced a new column dedicated to promoting local philanthropy. The column, dubbed Scribe Philanthropy, aims to give media publicity to charitable initiatives and organizations making a positive impact in the country.

“By supporting those who support others, we can make our country better for everyone.”

According to Moses Kizito Buule, Managing Editor at Scribe, the column is a response to the lack of media coverage for charity work by non-governmental organizations. “Many media companies tend to shy away from covering charity work, thinking it’s just PR,” Buule said. “But we believe that by supporting those who support others, we can make our country better for everyone.”

Scribe’s decision to launch the philanthropy column is a testament to the outlet’s commitment to promoting positive change in Uganda. As one of the top 10 online newspapers in the country, with over 200,000 readers every day, Scribe is well-positioned to amplify the impact of local charity work.

The Scribe Philanthropy column will feature stories of individuals, organizations, and initiatives making a difference in Uganda. By sharing these stories, Scribe hopes to inspire more people to get involved in philanthropy and support those who are already making a positive impact.

“We believe that everyone has a role to play in making our country better,” Buule said. “Through Scribe Philanthropy, we want to recognize and celebrate those who are already doing their part, and encourage others to join in.”

With its focus on promoting local philanthropy, Scribe is not only providing a valuable service to its readers but also contributing to the betterment of Ugandan society. As the outlet continues to grow and expand its reach, its impact on the country is sure to be felt for years to come.”