UBUNATION and UNDER Lea’s TRUST e.V. have joined forces to launch the “ULT Dream Careers Lion Charity Collection Campaign,” a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering Kenyan youth through education. The campaign, which involves the sale of 10,000 unique NFT images of lions, seeks to raise $200,000 to support the construction of a primary school in Nairobi.
This campaign is not just about collecting digital images; it is about making a real impact on the lives of underprivileged children in Kenya. By purchasing one of these limited-edition lion NFTs for $20, donors are directly contributing to a brighter future for the youth of Nairobi.
In addition to the satisfaction of supporting a worthy cause, donors will also receive exclusive rewards through the campaign’s “Voice of the Campaign” feature. Each month, a distinguished supporter will be highlighted, offering donors the chance to win VIP experiences, exclusive merchandise, and more. These incentives aim to further engage the community and encourage ongoing support for educational empowerment in Nairobi.
Heissam Hartmann, Founder of UBUNATION, expressed his excitement about the campaign, stating, “We are not just creating a collectible; we are building dreams and paving the way for a brighter future for the children of Nairobi. This is a testament to what we can achieve when technology meets compassion and collective action.”
Lea Kabitzsch, Founder of UNDER Lea’s TRUST e.V., emphasized the importance of education in empowering communities, saying, “With every NFT sold, we move one step closer to turning the dream of accessible education for all into a reality in Nairobi. This school is not just a building; it’s a beacon of hope and opportunity for countless children.”
For those interested in supporting the “ULT Dream Careers Lion Charity Collection Campaign” or learning more about this transformative initiative, visit https://ubunation.com/ult/. This campaign represents a unique opportunity to make a difference in the lives of Kenyan youth and support the construction of a much-needed primary school in Nairobi.
