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Help San Rafael Students Experience Kenya
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$10,619 raised of $15K
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Help San Rafael Students Experience Kenya and Support Daraja Academy!
For a group of San Rafael High School students, summer 2026 holds the promise of a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Kenya. These students are all active members of the Daraja Club at SRHS, a student group dedicated to supporting our sister school, the Daraja Academy – an all-girls' boarding school in Kenya.
This isn't just any trip; it's an incredible opportunity to live at Daraja Academy for a week, truly experiencing daily life alongside the girls we've worked so hard to support. Our itinerary is packed with enriching activities designed to foster cultural understanding and make a tangible difference:
-Cultural Immersion: We'll be visiting diverse ethnic communities, learning from women's collectives, and participating in authentic Maasai cultural events.
-Wildlife and Exploration: Adventures include exploring historical Mau Mau caves and an exhilarating baboon walk, culminating in an unforgettable overnight safari!
-Community Service: We'll work side-by-side with the Daraja Academy girls on a community service project, and we'll be hand-delivering much-needed school supplies.
While this trip is an independent endeavor and not affiliated with San Rafael High School, it’s a direct extension of our students' commitment to global citizenship and their ongoing support for Daraja Academy.
Our goal is to raise $10,000 to offset costs for our students and chaperones including plane flights and in-country activities and expenses (accommodations, ground transportation, safari costs, cultural experiences, and community project materials).
Your contribution, no matter the size, will directly impact these students' lives. Please help us make this incredible journey a reality for these dedicated students. Share our campaign with your friends and family!
Thank you for your generosity and support!
To learn more about Daraja Academy, visit https://daraja.org. Contact Matt Winton to learn more about the trip, its students and alumni chaperones.





