FUND THE FOUNDATION

This center will serve as our CBO office, a computer and basic-skills training hub, a safe venue for workshops, coaching, and mentoring, and a place where people can come for guidance, encouragement, and support. It allows us to run structured programs, host volunteers, and walk with families long‑term.

Transparent 6-Month Start-Up Budget

• Premises Rent – KES 360,000
• Partitioning & Setup – KES 300,000
• Computers, Furniture & Equipment – KES 300,000
• Volunteer Tutor Support & Daily Operations – KES 600,000
  (stipends, internet, utilities, materials, cleaning, printing, and running costs)

TOTAL (first six months): KES 1,560,000

Who We Prioritize

We intentionally direct most support toward young single mothers, widows, orphans and vulnerable youth, people living with disabilities, and families in informal settlements with limited opportunities.

We work closely with people running very small, informal businesses - the everyday workers who keep communities going, yet are often left out of financial systems. The hardworking men and women who support families daily, yet rarely qualify for loans, training, or meaningful financial guidance.

Our Commitment to Sustainability

Alongside free programs for those in need, we also run affordable marketable‑skills courses such as digital marketing, content creation, public speaking, web and graphic design, basic computer training, soap making, and more. We charge a subsidized fee to the general public so that the center can help sustain itself, while those who cannot afford to pay still receive the same training completely free. In simple terms: those who are able help make it possible for others to learn.

Your partnership establishes a foundation that keeps serving people for years, not just once.

Your partnership helps us offer affordable loans with a small sustainability interest, train members in budgeting and responsible borrowing, guide them in choosing realistic business ideas, teach marketing strategies, and mentor them closely until their income stabilizes. Repayments recycle back into the fund, creating continuous opportunity.

Our Approach

• Prepare First – financial literacy, budgeting, records, saving, investing, and building capital
• Choose Wisely – business ideas matched to skills, demand, and risk level
• Lend Fairly – realistic individual and group loans
• Support Actively – regular follow‑ups, guidance, and problem‑solving
• Recycle Impact – repayments (6–12 months) empower the next beneficiary

Who We Focus On

We especially support young single parents, widows facing financial pressure, responsible youth with limited access to capital, people with disabilities, and families who simply need a chance, not charity. We work closely with people running very small, informal businesses - the everyday workers who keep communities going, yet are often left out of financial systems. The hardworking men and women who support families daily, yet rarely qualify for loans, training, or meaningful financial guidance.

Sustainability Matters

The revolving fund is designed to grow, not disappear. As borrowers succeed and repay, the fund keeps circulating - while our training programs continue building confidence, financial discipline, and marketable skills. For donors, your support becomes seed that multiplies, creating stability rather than temporary relief.