CELEBRATING 10 YEARS! 2015 - 2025
ending hunger in kenya sustainably
Our Programs Focus on Giving a Hand Up, not a Hand Out
20 Million People in Kenya Live Below $2.15/Day
They experience Food insecurity + Starvation
In communities facing extreme poverty, putting food on the table is a daily challenge. Without access to nutritious meals, children face malnutrition and slowed growth.
Together, we can change that. By supporting sustainable farming building garden towers, we help parents grow healthy food right at home—empowering them to nourish their children and create a future full of promise.
They drink contaminated water
When clean water is out of reach, families are left to depend on unsafe sources, often leading to preventable illness. Children miss school, parents struggle to care for their homes, and dreams are put on hold.
But together, we can offer the gift of health. Through clean water projects and education, we help families turn on a tap to safety, dignity, and brighter days ahead.
they drop out of school due to lack of fees
For many families, the cost of school fees stands between their children and a brighter future. Without access to education, young dreams are quietly set aside, and the cycle of poverty continues.
Together, we can change the story. By helping cover school fees, we empower children to step into classrooms with confidence—and into lives filled with possibility.
girls miss school due to menstruation
Without access to menstrual hygiene products and safe spaces, too many girls are forced to miss school—or leave entirely—putting their futures at risk. What should be a natural part of growing up becomes a barrier to education and opportunity.
Together, we can change this. By providing essential supplies and education, we help girls stay in school, stay empowered, and boldly shape their own paths forward.
22000+
Garden Towers built
12000+
Families Empowered
43
Expedition Teams to Kenya
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This has been the most significant partnership we have ever made, and I am truly grateful for the 100 Humanitarians team, and how they have been so diligent and responsible for solving the food security crisis in Kenya.
Brian Paul, President of The USANA Foundation
About 100 Humanitarians International
Heidi Totten had no idea what she was getting herself into when she succumbed to peer pressure and got on a plane to go to Kenya, Africa in March 2015. A series of small and life-altering experiences changed the trajectory of the rest of her life.
Read her book My Maasai Name is Nemparnat to experience her first 3 years and 10 expeditions in Kenya.
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