Whatever you bring — money, time, organisational reach, professional skill — there is a way to make it count for these children. Pick the path that fits where you are now.
A monthly recurring commitment to one specific child. The deepest form of engagement — and the most useful to the homes. From $35 a month, you cover food, school, healthcare, and family for one child by name.
Sponsor a child →A one-time gift to general or designated funds. Lower commitment, higher single-gift size. Choose where it goes — daily operations, education, the Land & Building fund, or wherever the need is greatest right now.
Donate →Churches, foundations, corporates, faith-aligned organisations. A higher-touch relationship with structured giving, programmatic alignment, and named tier recognition. Annual commitments from $500 upward.
Partnership →Spend time at the homes in person, or contribute professional skills remotely — writing, photography, web work, prayer ministry. Both streams are real volunteer roles, both have application processes, both are taken seriously.
Volunteer →Some donors give once, some monthly, some never give but spend three weeks in Nyandarua over their summer. Some run companies that give on behalf of their employees; some are retirees with a quiet hour and a willingness to write thank-you notes. The four pathways above are not a hierarchy — they are four real ways the work gets done.
Pick the one that fits today. You can change later. We will be here.
If you're not sure where to start, sponsoring a child is the answer for almost everyone.
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