School, food, clothes and clean water for over 300 children by Lake Victoria – without going through a big organisation.
Run entirely by volunteers · 100% of your donation goes to the children
In short: If you want to donate to children in Uganda, your donation to Get It Done goes straight to Bwembe on Lake Victoria. There the charity runs a day school with a children’s home for over 300 children: 12 teachers and 48,100 m² of its own land with fields, a drinking-water well and a chicken farm. The charity is run entirely by volunteers, and 100% of donations go to the children.
Your donation goes to Get It Done’s association account in Austria and from there to the project in Bwembe, a village right on Lake Victoria in Uganda. On the ground, Pastor David leads the work. The money covers the running costs of the day school and children’s home: teachers’ salaries, food, clothes, school supplies and hygiene items. Larger donations make building projects possible, most recently the new 163 m² school building.
What is needed right now is always shown on the home page under “What we currently need”. In October 2026 that is huts for the vocational Bible school (6 are planned, for 5 of them we still need €1,000 each – a medium-term project), €100 a month for teachers’ salaries and €100 a month for a seamstress’s salary for the girls. The maize and cocoa seed (€3,000) and the planting of sweet potatoes and cabbage (€1,000) have now been funded.
Get It Done does not offer packages with fixed prices. To give you a feel for the amounts, here are real figures from past projects in Bwembe:
For comparison: real amounts from Bwembe – move the slider
| What for | Amount | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Soap against scabies and worms | €20 a month | March 2025 |
| Teachers’ salaries – missing share | €100 a month | still open, 2026 |
| Salary of a seamstress for the girls | €100 a month | still open, 2026 |
| Huts for the vocational Bible school (5 of 6) | €1,000 per hut | medium-term project, October 2026 |
| Planting sweet potatoes and cabbage (seedlings, tractor, diesel, fertiliser) | €1,000 one-off (€500 each) | funded, October 2026 – thank you! |
| Maize and cocoa seed, tractor, fertiliser | €3,000 one-off (€2,000 maize, €1,000 cocoa) | funded, October 2026 – thank you to everyone who gave! |
| Chicken farm with 50 hens | €1,100 | done, November 2024 |
| Christmas presents for 270 children | €2,131 (approx. €8 per child) | December 2024 |
| New school building, 163 m² | approx. €7,000 to €10,000 | under construction since October 2025 |
The sources are the posts on this website – every item is documented there with a date and photos.
“Just two family men who were fed up with giving money to some organisation or other. Instead, we wanted to build something directly on the ground.”
It all started in 2023: the founders flew to Uganda, bought 30,000 m² of land by Lake Victoria and opened a children’s home with a school and fields. Since then a lot has been added step by step: seven Christian teachers in February 2024, a 30-metre-deep drinking-water well in May 2024, a chicken farm in November 2024 and our own Bible and vocational school in July 2025.
Since October 2025 a new 163 m² school building has been going up: the roof has been on since December 2025, windows and doors since April 2026. Today the charity owns 48,100 m² of land. You can see every step with dates and photos in the milestones.
Get It Done was started by two family men from Austria: Bernd Broschek (chairman) and Marco Caltagirone (deputy chairman). They founded the association in Schwaz in March 2024; it is listed in the Austrian register of associations under ZVR number 1305936119. In Uganda, Pastor David leads the work on the ground. Everyone works as a volunteer and keeps nothing – more on the About us page.
Before you donate, a quick check is worth it. A trustworthy charity has a registration number you can look up, a complete legal notice and contact people with names. It shows specific projects with dates and photos instead of just general images, is open about what things cost and does not pressure you. Feel free to ask if anything is unclear – an honest organisation will answer.
For Get It Done you will find the ZVR number 1305936119 at the foot of every page, the legal notice with names, and more than 50 project posts with photos since 2023. The full checklist to print is available below as a PDF.
No. Get It Done is not registered as a tax-privileged charity with the Austrian Ministry of Finance, so you cannot deduct your donation from your taxes. In return it goes straight to the project in Bwembe without passing through a large organisation, and the charity has no paid administration.
Yes – the easiest way is a standing order to the association account. Regular donations are especially valuable to Get It Done because the teachers have to be paid every month: as early as 2024, half of the teachers’ salaries were covered by donors’ standing orders. There is no fixed sponsorship programme with a monthly amount – a standing order helps all the children together.
Get It Done shows every larger purchase as its own post with photos on this website, from the chicken farm to the doors for the toilets. Some posts include the full cost breakdown, for example Christmas 2024. The founders travel to Uganda themselves regularly, most recently in July 2025 – you can read the detailed travel report.
Checklist: how to recognise a trustworthy Uganda charity
PDF, 2 pages · to print and pass on
By bank transfer to the association account (IBAN AT96 3632 2000 0018 9563, BIC RZTIAT22322, reference “Uganda”) or via PayPal to office@verein-getitdone.org. All options are also on the donation page.
Yes. 100% of your donation goes to the children. The charity is run entirely by volunteers and has no bureaucracy to pay for. We show on the website, with photos, what was bought or built with the money.
No. Get It Done is not registered as a tax-privileged charity with the Austrian Ministry of Finance, so the donation cannot be deducted from your taxes.
Get It Done does not offer a fixed sponsorship programme with a monthly amount. If you would like to help regularly, simply set up a standing order – it benefits all the children in Bwembe.
Over 300 children attend the day school with children’s home in Bwembe on Lake Victoria (as of 2026). They are taught by 12 teachers.
Yes. For companies there are packages from €500 with a mention on the website – more on the page Corporate donations.
Responsible: Bernd Broschek, chairman of Verein Get It Done · last checked: 23 September 2026
Questions? Write to office@verein-getitdone.org
IBAN AT96 3632 2000 0018 9563 · BIC RZTIAT22322
Payment reference: Uganda · All ways to donate
