100% of your donation goes to your sponsored child; 501-3c Non-Profit EIN#46-2559782

100% of your donation goes to your sponsored child; 501-3c Non-Profit EIN#46-2559782
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and mission today!
Amboseli Children's Fund is committed to bringing about transformative change for Maasai children living with extreme need in the remote area of Amboseli, Kenya.
Our mission is to eliminate FGM and early marriage and improve the standard of living by providing access to education, entrepreneurial enterprises, clean water, food and housing.
Government assistance does not exist for these people. Without our help, they have little hope of breaking free of this cycle of poverty.
Education has been proven to be the single, most effective means of change and 100% of your donations go toward this endeavor.
Sponsored children receive a balanced diet, clean drinking water, toiletries, uniforms, books and tuition - even post-secondary education.
Our objective is not to simply get them through school; we also provide vocational training and mentoring to ensure they can obtain viable employment or start their own business. ACF students will be leaders within their communities - bringing about change, advancement and a brighter future for generations to come. The impact is huge!
Please join Amboseli Children's Fund in our mission to give back to those less fortunate - give to our scholarship fund or sponsor a child today.
Joshua Tinayo is 11 years old and in grade 4. He is very smart in class and his teachers tell us he has great potential. He is the firstborn in his family and the only one currently attending school. His parents struggle with school fees and many times he has been sent home.
Happiness Ninayiai is a 6 year old girl in grade PP2. She has two brothers and one sister. Happiness is very bright and consistently ranks at the top of her class. Unfortunately, her parents have no stable source of income and are unable to afford school fees for their four children.
Ian Lemaron is 7 years old and in grade 1. He hails from a very disadvantaged background. His family does not own any livestock or assets. To support them, his father looks after livestock belonging to others. Ian loves going to school and his teachers say he has a lot of potential.
Find out more about Amboseli Children's Fund Overview and Mission
We are delighted to add Lenkai Christian School as one of our preferred boarding academies.
In August we will transfer 15 of our primary students here and future gatherings will be held at in large "town hall" pictured above. This multi-purpose building will be so helpful when conducting our workshops and career counseling.
Elvis Onetu shares these great photos; he is attending Thika Technical Institute for the Sustainable Agriculture for Rural Development program. His parents have land and Elvis hopes to use his knowledge to operate a successful farm.
Recently, we polled our students about how to make the most beneficial impact on their Maasai families and villages near Amboseli NP.
Given four choices, a majority of students selected clean water and improved sanitation as their preferred option.
Other options included livestock training, micro-loans to start a business or small scale farming.
You can sponsor a child for less than $2 per day!