An international social-profit nonprofit, founded in 2006 by George Srour, with headquarters in Indianapolis, USA, and a main office in Kampala, Uganda.
Mission: “Literacy and numeracy for all children,” driven by a community-powered model in underserved, rural areas of Uganda.
Builds fully equipped primary schools (7 classrooms, library, toilets, field) through community-led construction partnered with local donations of land and labor. After construction, schools are handed over to the government for staffing and operational support.
As of late 2021: 83 schools open or under construction.
Total built to date: 87 academies, serving hundreds of thousands.
Deploys recent Ugandan university graduates—called Fellows—to 2‑year placements in underserved schools .
They improve learning outcomes, strengthen school leadership, re-enroll out-of‑school youth, and mobilize Community Education Volunteers (CEVs) .
Deliver the “Roots to Rise” interactive literacy and numeracy method .
Impact (as of 2025):
650 Fellows trained, supporting around 1,000 schools .
17,638 CEVs recruited .
652,430 learners reached.
191,772 out-of-school children re-enrolled .
Extends impact by placing Fellowship alumni as Technical Advisors within district and sub-county government offices.
Results (early 2025):
Deployed 16 advisors in 62 sub-counties.
Recruited & trained 4,074 CEVs.
Address: Plot 679 Wamala Rd (off Entebbe Rd), AMFIU House, Najjanankumbi, Kampala
Postal: P.O. Box 12082, Kampala
Phone: +256‑772‑412‑848
Email: info@buildingtomorrow.org
Over 80 primary schools built.
Nearly 700,000 students reached via various learning programs.
Recognized by Echoing Green (2007) and other international bodies
Expanding to Rwanda in 2025, scaling the proven “Roots to Rise” model.
Building Tomorrow is tackling Uganda’s education crisis by:
Providing quality foundational education (literacy & numeracy).
Empowering young professionals.
Fostering sustainable, community-led solutions.
Working closely with government systems to scale impact.