Trade
Every $PEARL trade pays a creator fee. All of it flows into one public fund wallet. Anyone can watch its balance live on this page.
for the children of Uganda
$PEARL is a memecoin with one job: 100% of creator fees go to Cherish Uganda, a Ugandan-run home, school and health centre for children living with HIV. Every donation is published as a pearl on this map, with its transaction and receipt.
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how it works
Every $PEARL trade pays a creator fee. All of it flows into one public fund wallet. Anyone can watch its balance live on this page.
When the fund fills a pearl (5 SOL), it is sent to Cherish Uganda through their official crypto donation page, powered by The Giving Block.
The transaction, the donation receipt and photos from the ground are added to the map as a new pearl. Click any pearl to check it yourself on Solscan.
where it goes
Bulega Village · Wakiso District · since 2007
Cherish began with one HIV-positive child in a crib and a promise that HIV would not be a death sentence. Today it is a home, two schools and a health centre run by more than fifty Ugandan staff.
Why now: when US foreign aid was frozen in 2025, Cherish warned that the HIV medication for its patients depends on PEPFAR-funded programmes. Independent money matters.
THE PROMISE
100% of creator fees.
Zero kept by the team.
Every pearl with a receipt.
PEARL is an independent community project. It is not run by, affiliated with or endorsed by Cherish Uganda. We donate through their public donation page, exactly like any other donor.
the ledger
The first pearl is forming. When the fund holds 5 SOL it goes to Cherish Uganda, and the transaction and receipt land here.
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questions
No. It is a memecoin, and memecoins are speculative. What makes it different is where the creator fees go: all of them are donated, publicly, to a real Ugandan organisation.
The rule does. Every time the fund wallet reaches 5 SOL, it is donated. The wallet is public, so if a pearl is late, everyone can see it.
It is the crypto donation processor Cherish Uganda uses on its own website. Each donation produces a receipt, which we publish next to the transaction.
Yes. You can donate to Cherish Uganda directly on their donation page. You can also leave a light on the map. It costs nothing and shows Uganda that people are watching.
Winston Churchill called Uganda “the pearl of Africa”. We think its children deserve the name too.