What we Do
The Foundation directs its educational activities in Kimuka and Maasai Land near Ngong in Kenya, Africa. Education in Kenya is expensive and requires parents to pay fees for textbooks, exams, uniforms, etc.
In Kenya, students are required to purchase and wear school uniforms, and historically, students who did not wear uniforms could be sent away from school at the discretion of the principal. On average, primary school uniforms in Kenya cost $10. One of the reasons cited why some children do not go to school despite free government run primary education is that many parents are too poor to afford school uniforms. Uniforms can be a huge financial burden for some parents.
It is the goal of the Foundation to help and assist the bright, engaged, and enthusiastic children of the area in pursuing a universal education. Please help us in providing school uniforms to children in Kenya.
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Our Gallery
Through generous donations, the 2015 Project School Uniforms provided nearly 100 uniforms for Kenyan school children.
Olmeroi Primary School, Maasai Land, Kenya
First visit to the school
Measuring for uniform sizes
More measuring
Picking up uniforms at a market in Nairobi
Ready for delivery
Upon arrival
Celebrating and expressing gratitude
Students in traditional Maasai clothing
Mothers and students patiently waiting
Tribal Pastors and Elders blessing the uniforms
Community members and students
Organizing by size
Lining up and ready for their uniforms
Additional students
Some of the first, proud recipients
Younger students, grade 1
For some, this is their first uniform
Admiring their new uniforms
Waiting for all to receive
Nearly 100 uniforms donated!