Our Pioneers

19 percent of children in Nyanza Province of Kenya are orphans. We support this group of children in their quest for a happy, healthy, productive life. Our mission is to provide underprivileged children in Western Kenya with an education and the tools they need to have a great life. Our core work is an one-to-one sponsorship program for Orphans and... Vulnerable Children in Kisumu, Kenya. We match you, our donor, to a child in need who is hand picked by our team after we verify this child will receive tremendous benefit from being sponsored. Our over-arching goal is to have the lowest administrative costs of any orphan sponsorship organization in the world, which in turn ensures the maximum amount of your donation makes it directly to the child you sponsor. We believe very strongly in this. $325/year is enough to provide tuition, exam fees, books, supplies, clothing, and one meal per day. Money goes a long way in Kenya. We pair you with each child you sponsor so you can communicate. If you ever visit Kenya, we would love for you to stop by and meet your sponsored child in person. Watch how your contribution set into motion a world of opportunities for your child. We hope you can follow this progress for years to come. Money goes a long way in Kenya, as long as we keep administrative costs down. Roughly a dollar a day does far more than just feed a child each day - it also covers all of the following important things: This is often the most expensive piece of a sponsorship. It ensures the child can either attend a school close to their home, or attend one of the partner schools we work with. We make sure the school the child attends will give a solid education. These are different from school fees, as Kenya has national examinations that you need to pay separately to take. These exams are critical for students to demonstrate what they learned, move on to the next grade, and eventually earn admittance to higher education. We give students their own set of textbooks. Having access to this material is obviously a ...Read More