The Kabaka Foundation Midwest – USA, a registered Not-for-profit organization, is dedicated to promoting education, health, environmental conservation, and cultural preservation. The Foundation carries out its activities within Midwest – USA and extends its efforts to Uganda, particularly focusing on supporting vulnerable communities.

The Kabaka Foundation was an initiative of the Baganda community living in Midwest – USA, who recognized the need to establish this foundation to address the most pressing needs of black communities living in Midwest -USA and also vulnerable communities in Uganda.

The kabaka foundation was established on 13^th  April 1996 and on 11^th May 2024, the Foundation was officially launched with Prince Jjunju Kiweewa of Buganda Kingdom as the guest of honor. The Kabaka Foundation’s initiatives include health fairs addressing HIV/AIDS, mental health, non-communicable diseases, sanitation and hygiene campaigns, and blood donation drives. The Foundation engages in fundraising activities to support health, education, women and youth empowerment, philanthropy, and Kabaka’s Trail activities in Buganda and Uganda.

Dr. Ssebaana Mukasa John Chrizestom coordinates Kabaka Foundation programs as the Executive Director, supported by a eight-member board with diverse professional backgrounds, ensuring efficient and effective service delivery.