About KenyaHELP, Inc.

Providing Scholarships for Talented, Needy Students 

KenyaHELP is a non-profit program based in Green Bay, Wisconsin and Meru, Kenya providing scholarships to academically deserving Kenyan students.

 

These students do not otherwise have the financial means to continue their education.

The Kenyan government provides free education only through the eighth grade. To attend high school, students must pay their own tuition and other costs. Because of the HIV/AIDS crisis and pervasive poverty, many exceptionally talented students simply cannot afford to continue their education. And, without education, there is no hope.

KenyaHELP attempts to serve the needs of Meru’s youth by helping them create a better future for themselves, their families, their community and their country.

A donation of $500 can typically provide a year of high school tuition, books, uniforms, and room and board for an academically talented student who could not otherwise afford an education.

KenyaHELP is annually educating 40 students in high schools around the Meru area.  Our program has helped 200 students graduate from high school!  All of our students have passed the Kenyan National Exam (the KCSE).

Over 105 of our graduates have pursued additional education either through local colleges or national universities.  As we strive to achieve our goal of “Providing education to promote self sufficiency”, we have developed a program to provide grants to students for Post Secondary Education (both technical diploma and university degree programs).  A grant as small as $300 (U.S.) can allow students to continue their education.  This year, KenyaHELP provided 50 grants for KenyaHELP graduates to pursue their dreams of post-secondary education!

 

 

There are many more motivated students who are waiting for your sponsorship to make a better future for themselves.

We have had 50+ students graduated from university or another post-secondary program.  105+ have gone on to some kind of post-secondary program so far!

  

Copyright 2023

KenyaHELP, INC 3335 Langdon Street Green Bay WI 54311 A 501(c)(3) educational non-profit.

2023 KenyaHELP Harambee – Sat Nov 18 5-8 p.m.

KenyaHELP Harambee* . *[Swahili for All Pulling Together]

Making a Difference in the World, One Child at a Time

“An Evening for Education”

Saturday, November 18, 2023

Stadium View Ballroom 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

$40 per adult; $20 per student

Music Provided

Appetizer and dessert buffet

Silent Auction with Specialty & Custom Baskets including Spa Treatments, Packer Items, and Restaurant Gift Certificates.

Contact [email protected] for tickets. 

Stadium View Ballroom
1963 Holmgren Way

Green Bay, WI 54304

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Providing Scholarships for Talented, Needy Students 

Mission Trip – April 2024 (tbd)

KenyaHELP was created in 2003 in response to the Green Bay First United Methodist Church Kenyan Mission Team’s desire to make a difference in the lives of impoverished young Kenyans.

Members of the KenyaHELP board of directors have traveled to Kenya annually in conjunction with a Mission Trip from First United Methodist Church. The board members visit with many of the KenyaHELP students, providing encouragement and support. The past few years, the members have visited the students’ homes and schools to understand their challenges and opportunities.

The KenyaHELP scholarship students also work with the mission team to perform community service, including cleaning the local hospital grounds and working with a local orphanage.  Donations for these service projects are accepted as well.

Annual Mission Trip – (Last Spring 2024)   Send us an email for more information.  Trips to Kenya have historically been in late April or early August.  

Donate to KenyaHELP, Inc.

You can now donate to KenyaHELP, Inc. (based in Green Bay, WI and Meru, Kenya) with your Visa, Mastercard, Discover, PayPal or American Express.

KenyaHELP, INC. is a registered 501(c)(3educational nonprofit organization so your donations in the United States can be tax deductible.

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KenyaHELP, INC

3335 Langdon Street

Green Bay WI 54311

Please make your checks out to KenyaHELP.

To contact KenyaHELP, Inc., send a message to:

[email protected]

How to Help

Volunteer Time and Services
Contact [email protected] to find out about service opportunities. Help make a difference!

Support the KenyaHELP Harambee

Our KenyaHELP volunteers continued a Kenyan tradition in Green Bay, Wisconsin. KenyaHELP hosts its semi-annual Harambee at the Stadium View ballroom in Ashwaubenon. Kenyans have a tradition of Harambee ( “all pulling together”) to help each other achieve their goals and dreams. The purpose of our Harambee was to help our KenyaHELP students achieve their dreams of education. It was an wonderful evening to raise funds for bright but impoverished students in Meru, Kenya. We are planning to hold another Harambee – Sunday, November 6, 2022 Stadium View Ballroom 4:00 PM –7:00 PM.

(KH graduate Festus, now a college graduate and working as a certified teacher at his alma-matter!)

Contributions
Donations can be made to sponsor students. A student can be sponsored for approximately $500 each per year. Partial donations are also encouraged and welcomed. Donations can be tax-deductible in the United States because KenyaHELP, Inc. is an educational 501(c)(3) non-profit.  You can now donate via credit cards or PayPal.

KenyaHELP, INC
3335 Langdon Street
Green Bay WI 54311

Monthly KenyaHELP Post-Secondary survey via a corporate in-kind donation from QuestionPro:   “Apart from the free survey software, we also have access to QuestionPro’s <a href=”https://www.questionpro.com/survey-templates/“>free survey templates </a>. We’ve found many of them useful and powerful to collect insights from various stakeholders of our organization.”