Classic Leader Foundation, a newly registered NGO known for its long-running educational outreach across Uganda, has commissioned a Shs 300 million multipurpose hall at Mbuya C.O.U Primary School, marking one of its largest community investments to date.
The facility, named the P. V. Shah Memorial Multipurpose Hall, was donated by the Foundation’s chairman, Mr. Priyesh Pravinchandra Shah, in memory of his late father. The hall is expected to serve as a learning, cultural, and community space for pupils and residents within the area.
According to the Foundation, the project reflects a new phase in its expanded mission following its formal registration in 2025 as an NGO under the name Classic Leader Foundation (Registration No. 8298).
Classic, a household name in scholastic materials, began its education support initiatives in 2017 as part of its corporate social responsibility. The Foundation says its outreach now reaches over 10,000 schools annually with educational materials, sports equipment, student kits, and scholarships.
Foundation records show yearly distributions of over 480 scholarships, 4,000 student kits, 3,000 footballs, 2,500 wall clocks, and thousands of maps and exercise books to schools across Uganda.
Officials from the Foundation said more than 40 schools in 40 districts currently receive termly scholarships. The organisation announced plans to replicate the multipurpose hall model in more schools nationwide.
Under its 2030 Vision, the Foundation aims to support 5,000 scholarships annually across 1,000 schools.
Classic Leader Foundation says its work is guided by the motto “Empowering Minds, Transforming Lives in Africa.”