Kenya

Nairobi, Kenya, stands as a vibrant hub of female entrepreneurship, with women owning approximately 48% of all small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the country, contributing significantly to the nation's economic growth. This entrepreneurial spirit is particularly pronounced in urban areas like Nairobi, where 40% of women are considered empowered, nearly double the rate of their rural counterparts. Despite this progress, challenges persist, as only 29% of women nationwide are deemed empowered, highlighting the need for continued support and resources.

Associated Sponsorships

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Aluna

Village of Love
Aluna is part of our Village of Love project. Your support will help her continue her basket weaving business and impact generations to come. Thank you for helping to support this ambitious woman!
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Baraka

Help Build Tumaini Home
Gender: Male
Meet the Men Helping Build Tumaini Home As construction begins on Tumaini Home—a safe haven for vulnerable children in Nairobi—we’re proud to introduce three dedicated men who are helping bring this vision to life: Mwangi, Otieno, and Baraka. Through hard work, heart, and community spirit, they are not only building walls and foundations, but helping create a future full of hope. Baraka, whose name means "blessing," has taken on a leadership role coordinating local laborers and organizing donated materials. He’s passionate about community-driven projects and believes that “when we come together for our children, we all rise.” These men are available to be sponsored—your support can help provide them with stable income, protective gear, and meals while they continue their work. Sponsoring a builder not only supports their families but helps complete Tumaini Home, brick by brick, with love and dignity.
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Disha

Village of Love
Sponsoring Disha will provide her with an education that includes vocational training, a micro-grant for her business as well as emergency relief for her family to ensure they have adequate meals and basic healthcare. Your gift will go a long way to empower women like Disha and will begin to lift her and her children out of the chronic cycle of poverty. Thank you for your generosity!
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Diya

Village of Love
Sponsoring Diya will provide her with an education that includes vocational training, a micro-grant for her business as well as emergency relief for her family to ensure they have adequate meals and basic healthcare. Your gift will go a long way to empower women like Diya and will begin to lift her and her children out of the chronic cycle of poverty. Thank you for your generosity!
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505 days waiting

Mwangi

Help Build Tumaini Home
Gender: Male
Meet the Men Helping Build Tumaini Home As construction begins on Tumaini Home—a safe haven for vulnerable children in Nairobi—we’re proud to introduce three dedicated men who are helping bring this vision to life: Mwangi, Otieno, and Baraka. Through hard work, heart, and community spirit, they are not only building walls and foundations, but helping create a future full of hope. Mwangi, a skilled mason from the outskirts of Nairobi, is known for his precision and pride in his craft. He joined the Tumaini project to help build something meaningful for the next generation. “This isn’t just another job,” he says. “It’s something my own children will be proud of.” These men are available to be sponsored—your support can help provide them with stable income, protective gear, and meals while they continue their work. Sponsoring a builder not only supports their families but helps complete Tumaini Home, brick by brick, with love and dignity.
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505 days waiting

Otieno

Help Build Tumaini Home
Gender: Male
Meet the Men Helping Build Tumaini Home As construction begins on Tumaini Home—a safe haven for vulnerable children in Nairobi—we’re proud to introduce three dedicated men who are helping bring this vision to life: Mwangi, Otieno, and Baraka. Through hard work, heart, and community spirit, they are not only building walls and foundations, but helping create a future full of hope. Otieno is a young father and electrician who volunteers his time after hours to wire the home safely. Born and raised in Nairobi, he knows firsthand how important a stable environment is for children. “I want these kids to grow up with light—literally and emotionally,” he shares. These men are available to be sponsored—your support can help provide them with stable income, protective gear, and meals while they continue their work. Sponsoring a builder not only supports their families but helps complete Tumaini Home, brick by brick, with love and dignity.
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Tumaini Home

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On our way

Tumaini Home's construction is underway. If you have any question, reach out to our team leader, Renee.

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