Kenya

Empowering women and supporting orphanages in Kenya is a vital step toward breaking the cycle of generational poverty and fostering sustainable development. In Kenya, where approximately 36% of the population lives below the poverty line and women account for the majority of the informal workforce, supporting female entrepreneurs can create lasting change. Many women in rural areas strive to build small businesses—such as fruit stands, handmade jewelry, and tailoring services—not only to sustain their families but to uplift entire communities. By donating to programs that support these women, you are not just giving aid; you are investing in their potential to become self-sufficient leaders and role models for future generations.

In addition, supporting orphanages in Kenya directly addresses the needs of vulnerable children who often lack access to education, nutrition, and safe housing. Donations help provide these essentials while also creating programs that teach valuable skills, especially to young girls. When women and children are given tools and opportunities to thrive, communities flourish. For example, studies have shown that women reinvest up to 90% of their income into their families and communities, compared to just 30–40% for men. Your contribution helps fund materials, training, and mentorship for women starting micro-businesses, empowering them to rise above poverty and shape a brighter, more equitable future for Kenya.