
Support Lukosi High School's First Computer Lab
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Help Build a Computer Lab for Lukosi High School in Kenya
We invite you to be part of something transformative. Going Global Inc. has partnered with communities in Kenya for over a decade to support and strengthen education. Today, we are excited to support a new chapter: the creation of a fully equipped computer lab at Lukosi High School.
Our Goal:
Raise $4,500 to purchase 20 computers (at $200 each) for the lab and installation ($500).
Why It Matters:
Access to computers is no longer a luxury—it’s a necessity for students to thrive in today’s digital world. But in many rural Kenyan schools like Lukosi High, students have never touched a computer, let alone learned how to use one. This lab will open doors to digital literacy, online learning, career exploration, and future-ready skills. This is a pivotal time for Lukosi High as they are initiating a competency-based curriculum next year.
The School's Commitment:
Lukosi High School is already working hard on their end. They are renovating a classroom by:
-Installing tile flooring
-Painting and repairing walls
-Securing windows
-Building desks and furniture for the lab
All they need now are the computers—and that’s where we come in.
Your Impact:
Just $200 buys a full computer setup for a student. Every gift, no matter the size, moves us closer to providing digital access and opportunity to an entire school community.
About Going Global Inc.:
We’re a nonprofit committed to long-term, collaborative partnerships in Kenya that uplift education, community wellness, and leadership development. We believe in walking alongside—not ahead of—the communities we serve. We have worked with this inclusive school community servicing the rural community in Trans Nzoia County for many years.
Let’s put the world at these students’ fingertips.
Together, we can help build a brighter future—one computer at a time.
Thank you for your generosity and support.
Organizer
Shea Kerkhoff
Organizer
Green Bay, WI
Going Global Inc
Beneficiary