In 2015, Infinite Aim Foundation embarked on its very first HopeLink outreach program in Rakai District. We were eager, but admittedly unsure of how to navigate the field. Our mission was clear: to bring hope, love, and support to those who most needed. But we still had much to learn.
One of the most memorable moments of that journey came from a place we least expected.
Our plan was to visit only homes in visible distress, assuming that those in poor condition were the ones in greatest need. As we were passing by a well-maintained house, I felt a deep, inexplicable urge to go inside. My team questioned me, thinking I was breaking our own guidelines. After all, the house didn’t appear to fit our criteria. But something in my heart told me that this home needed our attention. I humbly requested the team to follow me, and what we discovered inside changed us forever.
We were welcomed by an elderly couple who lived alone. At first glance, it seemed they were doing fine, but as they began to share their story, our hearts broke. This couple had once been the proud parents of eight children, all of whom had grown up to be successful, educated individuals living in the city. But life had dealt them a cruel blow—one by one, they lost all of their children and were left behind to grieve in their once-vibrant home.
The husband was frail, and his wife cared for him with strength and tenderness. As we sat in their home, they shared that since the passing of their children, no one had visited them in years. They had lived in silence and solitude, with no one to share their pain, their memories, or their love. The husband looked at us, his eyes filling with tears, and said something that will stay with me for the rest of my life: “I have never experienced such love since the day my children passed. Today, it feels like they have come back to life.”
His words hit me hard. I couldn’t hold back my tears. We came to Rakai thinking we would bring help and hope to others, but in that moment, it became clear that we, too, were receiving a gift—a reminder that the greatest impact comes from human connection, love, and presence.
We left that house speechless. Our hearts were full, knowing that our purpose in Rakai had been accomplished. We went to offer love, and we found it in return. We realized that the act of giving is not only about material support. It’s about reaching out to those who feel forgotten, those who have lost hope, and reminding them that they are not alone.
Today, Infinite Aim Foundation continues to seek out those who, like that couple in Rakai, may seem fine on the surface but are carrying deep, unseen wounds. We believe that no one has ever become poor by giving, and through love and generosity, we can restore broken homes, rebuild shattered spirits, and be a bridge for those who are in need of emotional connection.
Thanking; Sanyu (Who financed the outreached, she opened the door to a greater cause, we are forever thankful). Volunteers – Rachael, Alice, Allan, Linda, Karen, Florence, Roger, Mariam & Tony – Rakai.
Call to Action: Join Us in Spreading Love and Hope
Our journey in Rakai was just the beginning. Today, the need for love, compassion, and support is more urgent than ever. At Infinite Aim Foundation, we are committed to reaching people like that couple, people whose pain is hidden behind the walls of their homes and hearts. We need your help to continue this mission.
Whether you can give your time, and resources, or simply spread the word, every act of generosity can make a profound difference. You can help us reach more people, bring hope to more lives, and remind the world that love is still alive. Together, we can heal brokenness and show that humanity is stronger when we lift each other up.
Are you ready to be part of this movement of love? Your contribution, no matter how small, can help us grow this cause into a global force for good. Let’s spread the love of God, share what we have, and give generously.
If you feel moved to join us, You can volunteer, donate, or partner with us. Together, we can create a world where no one is forgotten, and love is the foundation of every home.
