Support a school in Nairobi, Kenya

Ryan

large_flag_of_kenya.gifThis past summer, my long time friend Sarah travelled to Kenya to volunteer in a school.  Like others who volunteer in Africa, she funded her trip herself, and stayed as long as she could afford to.  She returned earlier this month when the disputed elections threatened to tear the country’s democracy apart, and it was no longer safe to be there.

Sarah is still trying to help the children at her school in Nairobi, even from home.  She has set up a request with GiveMeaning.ca to collect just $400 in donations to help aid the school.  In order for GiveMeaning to even start collecting donations, Sarah must collect 100 votes from people indicating that her cause is worthy of our support.

If you are interesting in voting, please go to  http://www.givemeaning.com/proposal/canadianinkenya and vote.  You do not have to donate any money, simply show your support so her cause can be seen by those who will donate.

Hello Friends and Family,

As most of you know, I was recently in Kenya, volunteering at a small school in Nairobi. I had to leave prematurely and have since been dedicated to raising funds to build a kitchen and to wall in the compound, as well as raise awareness of the conflict currently in the country. We had attempted to get charity status in Canada (we already have this status in Kenya) but have run into roadblocks here, given the current state of affairs there. I implore you now to help me in my fight to protect the wellbeing of these children, who are innocent victims in the conflict. You can help by agreeing that this is a worthy cause and by telling all your family and friends the same. We are a global community and together we can incite change.

Thank you,
Sarah

Thanks for your support!

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If you can help me found the phone number or address for Hospital Hill High School in Nairobi,Kenya. Thanks!


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