Eagles Wings was founded as a humanitarian aid charity in 2004 to alleviate suffering and poverty by providing basic food, clean water, clothing, shelter and healthcare.
The primary focus of the charity is to target assistance to children, street kids, youth, families, the sick, the elderly and vulnerable and those living in desperate circumstances.

The founder, Bruce Oliver, started work in Kenya, Uganda, India and Russia through known contacts, deciding that an essential part of any project overseas would be local trustworthy partners with whom we could communicate.

Bruce had already been travelling to these regions for several years and had become friends with Mark Kariuki in Kenya, Paul Kinataama in Uganda, Moses Prem Kumar in Chennai, India, Prem Babu in Hyderabad, India and Fred Ilyin in Russia. It was his belief that we could achieve much and minimise administrative costs by working through these friendships and their existing structures for Eagles Wings aid distribution.

In addition to this, we have been able to respond quickly to local needs and emergencies in Gopalpet and Chirala, India and in Eldoret, Nakuru and Nairobi, Kenya.

One of the successes for Eagles Wings has been the reporting back procedures using digital images and video. This has proven to donors that aid has been purchased and distributed successfully by our local partners in record time.

We have good experience now of tailoring schools in Gulu, Northern Uganda, small enterprises with bicycles, scales, irons and fishing nets on the East Coast of India and farming maize, beans, potatoes, carrots and dairy produce in Elburgon, Kenya. We also support a working farm on the outskirts of Perm, Siberia.

We want to demonstrate to our supporters that British aid sent through Eagles Wings reaches its destination, and that it is handled and distributed wisely and honestly. To date, we believe that we have achieved this and we thank you for making it possible.