The Invisible Children Club is a university chapter of the non-profit Invisible Children, a movement aimed at ending Africa’s longest-running war, freeing the child soldiers forced to fight it, and rebuilding what over two decades of war has destroyed in Northern Uganda. Invisible Children is a social, political and global movement using the transf...ormative power of story to change lives. By inspiring youth culture to value creativity, idealism and sacrifice, the movement fuels the most effective, adaptable and innovative programs in the world. The Schools for Schools (S4S) program emerged from Invisible Children Uganda’s overarching goal to help rebuild the standards of secondary education in northern Uganda. The projects under the umbrella of S4S encourage academic excellence not only within students, but also on a much larger scale within the schools. By delving to the root of local development issues and improving education holistically from the ground up, we are able to help foster long-term change in the quality of education in the region through a variety of implementation practices. Schools for Schools is a competition is which our club would compete against other universities and high schools to raise money for our partner school in Uganda.
Official Invisible Children UNT Chapter Facebook Page.
A) The Student Government Association may lend its support to or co-sponsor a campus program, provided that all proper procedures are followed with respect to fiscal matters, that the event is duly registered with and approved by the University, and that the program is open to any registered student at the University.
B) The Student Senate must approve any such support or use of the Student Government Association name or logo. A special liaison to the organizers of the event must be organized.
In light of these requirements, we ask that any requests for sponsorship be submitted to the SGA office (Union 320S) no less than three (3) weeks before your event to ensure timely receipt of your funding.
*The SGA supports all philanthropic endeavors and encourages students to research to whom they should give to before acting generously.