I set this fundraiser up because I kept coming back to the same feeling — some things are too important to scroll past.
I don’t live in Kenya, and I’m not going to pretend I do. But through the people and organisations I work with, I’ve seen how often children miss out on really basic things. Not big ideas. Not long-term theories. Just the everyday stuff that makes school and health possible.
A notebook.
A uniform.
A simple medical check when a child is sick.
This fundraiser is about supporting people on the ground who already know their communities and are doing the work, day in day out with very little.
Schools trying to keep kids learning.
Local clinics doing what they can with limited supplies.
Families doing their best and still coming up short.
The money raised here goes towards very simple, very practical things — school supplies and basic healthcare support. Nothing fancy. Just things that remove barriers and make daily life a little fairer for kids who deserve that chance.
I set this up because I believe help doesn’t have to be complicated to matter.
If you decide to donate, you’re not donating to an idea. You’re helping real children access education and healthcare through people who are already there, already trying.
Thank you for reading this, and for caring enough to be here.
If you’d like to read more about this fundraiser you can find additional information on our website here:
Organizer
Richard Bailey
Organizer