Fueling Futures. One Child at a Time.

Empowering children in rural Kenya with meals, school supplies, and safe learning environments,  because every child deserves a fighting chance.
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2023

Year Established

100+

Children Impacted

300+

Meals Served

$1,000

Money Raised
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Our Mission

At Kidzhera, we believe no child should be left behind simply because of where they were born.
We're on a mission to transform the futures of children in remote Kenyan villages by providing:
  • Nutritious meals to fight hunger
  • School supplies to fuel learning
  • Infrastructure support Sustainable food programs to empower them to feed themselves. 
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What We Do
 

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School Supplies

 

Nutrition Program

Sustainability

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How You Can Help
 

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Make a Donation

Your donation allows those in need to receive food, clean water, medical care and educational support.  
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Become a Volunteer

Do you have some extra time to spare? If so, we can always use volunteers to participate in our outreach programs and community events.
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Spread the Word

Help us spread the word and educate others about our foundation so we can make a bigger difference.

What People are Saying About Us
 

"Before Kidzhera, many of our students came to school hungry or without basic supplies. Today, not only are they fed, but they show up eager to learn. The community garden has brought us together and taught our children the power of self-reliance. This program has changed lives.”
— Principal, rural primary school
"I just wanted to say thank you to Kidzhera for all of your help and support. Your organization has been a blessing to the community we live in."
— Angela W.
"I’ve seen students transform in just a few months, from shy and distracted to confident and engaged. A warm meal and a backpack might seem small, but to a child in need, it’s everything. Kidzhera is giving our students more than supplies; it’s giving them dignity and hope.”
— 6th Grade Teacher