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Philanthropy in Kenya
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Philanthropy sector based in Kenya. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Impact Direct Foundation
Locally-led non-profits and the people involved often have the best solutions at hand. At iMPACT direct one can directly donate to successful projects of African nonprofits, who support people out of extreme poverty. Besides, we support these non-profits for three years to become the best impact-makers in their region. Our approach is unique in the Netherlands.
1 to 10 staff
Tai The Accessibility Institute
TAI, The Accessibility Institute focuses on the design, manufacture and distribution of inclusive mobility solutions for low-resource settings. Mobility isn’t just about movement, it’s the key to an independent, fulfilling life. Mobility allows us to socialise, to access education and healthcare, to provide for our families and to make the most of life’s opportunities. Our mission at TAI is to help low income, mobility impaired people break free from the disability-poverty cycle. Our flagship product is the SafariSeat wheelchair; an all-terrain, low-cost, and locally manufactured product, designed specifically for low-resource regions of the world - please visit the TAI website if you'd like to know more.
1 to 10 staff
4-H Foundation Kenya
The Four H Foundation (Kenya)[4-H Kenya] was founded with inspiration from the Global family of 4-H and the Global Clover Network. Its main purpose is to empower Kenya’s youth with the necessary skills and supportive environment they need in order to realize their potential to address Kenya’s and Africa’s food security and livelihood challenges. The foundation is spearheading a Green Revolution in Kenya by the youth, in the hopes that this shall spread across the continent. Our broad objectives in Agriculture and food security intervention include: 1) To transform the image of Agriculture in the eyes of the young generation, Exposing the youth to more than diverse careers along the value chain through vibrant 4-H clubs in schools and within communities. 2) To focus youth innovations in technology to better catalyze the growth of a vibrant agribusiness sector, through business incubation, and strategic partnerships with research, academic and corporate partnerships. 3) To Promote smarter organization of the youth actors in the sector to enable youth enterprises to benefit from economies of scale and improved productivity 4) To develop youth to be responsible leaders who can champion solutions for various problems the Nation faces (e.g. Corruption, Youth Unemployment, Health e.t.c) 5) Address Policy gaps that form barriers to Youth in Agriculture, e.g. access to Land and Capital for Agribusiness. 6) To establish Agribusiness Mentorship Centres of excellence which transform the way communities understand and engage in Agribusiness
1 to 10 staff
Sustainable Development For All -Kenya
S.D.F.A is a fully registered non-profit, non-partisan, social enterprise operating in Sub Saharan Africa. We aim to help poor communities attain sustainable development, and in turn live better lives, through initiatives that originate from communities themselves.Our key thematic areas are Environment and Energy, Education and Economic Empowerment. Our main focus program is the ‘Use Solar, Save Lives program’ which incorporates the three thematic areas.
11 to 50 staff
Thyroid Disease Awareness Kenya Foundation Tdak
Thyroid hormones are essential for growth, neuronal development, reproduction and regulation of energy metabolism. Hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism are common conditions with potentially devastating health consequences that affect all populations worldwide. Iodine nutrition is a key determinant of thyroid disease risk; however, other factors, such as environmental factors, genetic susceptibility, ethnicity, determine the epidemiology of thyroid disease. Thyroid disease is a global health problem that can substantially impact the overall well-being of the sufferers. In advanced economies, the prevalence of undiagnosed thyroid disease is falling owing to widespread thyroid function testing and relatively low thresholds for treatment initiation, a variety of options of different approaches of treating thyroid disease. However, In Emerging Economies, and developing countries, like Africa, the concept of thyroid disease testing is still a very foreign concept, and because of this, The extent of autoimmune thyroid disorders In Africa remains unknown because of underdiagnoses and underreporting. Thyroid disorders are becoming common in Africa and mostly arise from environmental and nutritional factors, representing a severe public health problem in several countries of the sub-Saharan area, and East African countries such as Kenya. In Sub Saharan Africa, where most of the countries are Low- Middle-Income Countries(LMIC) the privilege of having different types of treatment options to treat different forms of thyroid disease is not there, and therefore, only the use of generic antithyroid drugs, and limited types of thyroid surgeries are the most common forms of treatment of thyroid disorders. Here at TDAK, we are passionate to work in helping people understand the concepts of thyroid disease through education and creating awareness. We also aim to ensure that the treatment options available are of optimum quality, affordable and accessible to all Kenyans.
1 to 10 staff
The Kobo Trust Foundation
The Kobo Trust is a humanitarian foundation which operates in various countries of sub equatorial Africa whose objective is to provide support to different projects in the areas of education, food, healthcare and disadvantaged communities. The Kobo Trust is a humanitarian foundation which operates in various countries of sub equatorial Africa whose objective is to provide support to different projects in the areas of education, food, healthcare and disadvantaged communities. Our Mission: The Kobo Trust offers collaborators and donors an opportunity to contribute to whichever project they are interested in a manner that is easy and transparent. The Kobo trust ensures the whole of your contribution actually reaches the project that you’re supporting.
11 to 50 staff
Angels Of Hope Kibera
Angels of Hope, Kibera is a community-based organization that was started in 2011. The organization initially started as a feeding program in Soweto East, Kibera and aimed at achieving community development, eliminating hunger, homelessness, illiteracy, and caring for those affected with HIV/AIDS. The feeding program started by providing two meals a day (i.e. breakfast and lunch) for over 40 children living in Kibera. Today, the organization works towards guaranteeing access to improved conditions for life for orphans and vulnerable children and their guardians in Kibera Slums. The centre cares for approximately 60 children providing basic education, a feeding program, medication and shelter for the homeless.
1 to 10 staff
I Am My Bodyguard
Give all children and women a fighting chance.
1 to 10 staff
The Karibu Centre
We are a holistic community program that is educating children and empowering families in Kenya. Our programs not only engage children and youth, but also empower parents, driving change throughout the whole community. We believe that the key to success is being completely self sustainable and eliminating the reliance on donors. In 2016 we founded our Social Enterprise, Organic Savanna, an all natural, african skincare range of which 100% of proceeds fund the programmes at the Karibu Centre.
51 to 200 staff
Ck7 Family
CK7 Family is an Organization Committed to Charitable Investments aimed at impacting the nation, one community at a time. All our programs seek to add value and improve the quality of life of the communities we serve. The Organization was founded by the current President,'Clarence Kaguora (CK7)' in September 2022. We are Officially Incorporated by the Registrar of Companies in Kenya. For enquiries or feedback kindly email us at: ck7family.ke.global@gmail.com
11 to 50 staff
