Our work transforms lives.
We invest in education, health, agribusiness, sports, and the wellbeing of the most vulnerable — building a self-reliant and prosperous Greater Mubende.
Our Story in Numbers
From school bursaries to scholarships that send students to global universities and select national universities, to farmer cooperatives, financial literacy and startup investment efforts for small businesses, sports leagues, health camps, electrification, and a charitable heart for the elderly and underserved – everything we do is rooted in Greater Mubende.
Primary & High School Bursaries Annually
+120
University Scholarships to Award by 2028
+30
Local Farmers to Impact by 2030
+2000
Small Businesses to Impact by 2030
+3500
What We Do
Holding the flag for greater Mubende's prosperity.
01
Agriculture and Value Addition
Training farmers in modern techniques, providing superior seedlings and tools and connecting them to markets, and supporting agro-processing and exports from Greater Mubende.
02
Sports & Youth Empowerment
Talent identification camps, inter-school leagues, and the Kassanda Lions youth entrepreneurship and skilling programme for ages 16–30.
03
Charity, Gifts & Donations
Through our Heart to Heart programme, we provide direct food aid, medical support, dignity kits, and quarterly home visits to the elderly, widows, the underprivileged, and the chronically ill in Greater Mubende.
04
Healthy Communities
Mobile health camps, maternal and reproductive health education, immunisation, malaria and communicable disease prevention, Hospital mobility, and rural hospital infrastructure support across Kassanda District.
05
Economic Empowerment
Setting up, training and overseeing Investment Associations, SACCOs, financial literacy training and distribution of startup fund for small businesses, improving community infrastructure and agribusiness value chains that keep wealth in local hands
Founded on a Covenant of Service...
For years, Hajji Abdul Bisaso watched bright children drop out of school for lack of fees, farmers sell raw produce at exploitative prices, and families suffer from preventable illness. He built not a charity but a permanent institution — the Nankabirwa Bisaso Foundation — to create lasting, dignified change for Kassanda District.
Maria Smith: "The foundation helped me achieve my educational goals!"
Maria Smith
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Akira Tanaka: "Thanks to NBF, my family now has better healthcare access!"
Akira Tanaka
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Amina Khan: "I’m grateful for the support we've received from NBF!"
Amina Khan
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