About Us
Daniel Yamun Ukang, president of the California Sudanese Lost Boys and Girls Foundation(CSLBGF), and Koor Gai, the foundation's vice president, welcome you. Our foundation is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization located in San Diego, California. With the help of John Dolan, Auxiliary Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix, AZ, and Lisa Petronis, Ph.D., the San Diego Lost Boys of Sudan founded the California Sudanese Lost Boys and Girls Foundation in 2010.
Get involved
Start a fundraiser
Start a GoFundMe fundraiser with friends and family members and bring a life-changing impact to children in Awoda Primary School. Education is a lifetime gift. Any amount raised will buy school supplies or go towards school uniforms. Please create your account on GoFundMe, customize it, and share it with your friends and family.
Become a Sponsor
Events help spread the word about our work while raising money for our mission. Sponsorships and fundraising events also allow us to put your donation to what matters most – assisting children to gain access to quality educational opportunities in South Sudan. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor or want to host an event for us, please email us.
Become a Volunteer
The work of Volunteers is vital to many nonprofits, and their voluntary work in the community is impactful. We welcome all volunteers to help with our fundraiser events and learn more about our work. Please join us, and together, we can change lives.
An appreciation in their own words
Tiop Machok
I am thankful to the lost boys and girls Foundation for supporting my education with some money to buy school books.
John Lueth
I appreciate the support you gave me, "Lost Boys and Girls Foundation, " to help my education journey. The funds help me buy school supplies such as a binder, excises book, and textbooks, especially this semester.
David wol
I would like to thank the Lost and Girls foundation leaders for continuously helping Lost Boys and Girls who are still struggling for an education. This is a great help for those who are not qualified for Financial Aid like me.
Albino Awet Upothmalo
Sincerely, thank you for buying school supplies and uniforms for me. I was hopeless because my parents couldn't afford to buy them for me here in South Sudan. My parents and I appreciate you very much.