Philanthropy through Kyarimpa Cares
As a student, Brian Muhumuza Bishanga often shared with his peers and would serve dinner to the neighbourhood every Thanksgiving. These early experiences shaped his philanthropic mindset and led him to work with clients’ organisations like the Angella Katatumba Development Foundation (2016), Judith Heard Foundation (2018), Kainos Foundation (2019), Desire Luzinda Foundation (2020) and Lumala-Abdu Youth Impact (2025).
Muhumuza’s charity efforts vary with a focus on children’s welfare, refugee support, and environmental activism. He founded Kyarimpa Cares in 2021 to champion the rights and well-being of children and the elderly. Through this organisation, he continues to contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by emphasising research, power-sharing, funding learning, and long-term thinking.
Muhumuza’s charity efforts vary with a focus on children’s welfare, refugee support, and environmental activism. He founded Kyarimpa Cares in 2021 to champion the rights and well-being of children and the elderly. Through this organisation, he continues to contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals by emphasising research, power-sharing, funding learning, and long-term thinking.
50 Million Tress for Africa with Judith Heard foundation
In 2023, Brian Muhumuza publicized the 50 Million Trees for Africa campaign by Judith Heard Foundation, promoting afforestation in Uganda.
Fruit and Medicinal Tree Planting in Kenya with the Uganda National Forestry Authority
On 31st March 2024, Brian Muhumuza collaborated with Uganda National Forestry Authority and Buluma Samba Foundation and Judith Heard Foundation where fruit and medicinal tree seedlings were donated and planted at Life 4 Kids Home School in Kitengela Kenya.
Sports Psychosocial Inclusion at Kyangwali Refugee Settlement
In 2025, Brian, through Kyarimpa Cares, partnered with Lumala Abdu Youth Impact (LAYI) joining AVSI Foundation, UNHCR, and others in the Game Connect program a sports-based mental health intervention in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement (Kikuube). They donated sports kits, provided mentorship, and organized sports activities to promote mental health, psychosocial resilience, and social inclusion among over 2,000 youth aged 10-25.
