CELEBRATING 10 YEARS! 2015 - 2025
A Hand Up Not a Hand Out
100 Humanitarians has helped empower more than 12,000 families in Kenya to grow their own food.
21000+
Sustainable Food Projects
12000+
Families Empowered
40
Expeditions to Kenya
The Challenges Families in Kenya are Facing Every Day
Hunger and Food Scarcity: Families living in extreme poverty struggle daily to grow or access enough food, leading to malnutrition and stunted growth in children.
Water-borne illnesses: Limited access to clean water causes widespread illness, as families rely on contaminated water from nearby springs and rivers.
Lack of school fees: Children are frequently unable to attend school because their families cannot afford the fees, keeping them trapped in a cycle of poverty.
Period poverty: Girls miss school or drop out entirely due to a lack of access to menstrual hygiene products and proper facilities, often ending up pregnant.
We Help End Poverty in Kenya
in 4 Ways:
Sustainable Food
100 Humanitarians International is breaking the cycle of poverty in Kenya through sustainable food programs that empower families to achieve self-reliance.
Empowering Families – Training and resources help families grow food and generate income.
Sustainable Solutions – Garden Towers and Chicken Businesses improve nutrition and economic stability.
Long-Term Impact – Over 20,000 Garden Towers built, transforming lives and communities.
Clean Water
100 Humanitarians International is alleviating poverty by improving access to clean water in rural Kenyan communities.
Safe Water Access – Rainwater capture, spring protection, and boreholes provide clean, reliable water.
Empowering Communities – Reducing the burden on women and girls, allowing for education and economic growth.
Long-Term Impact – Improved health, increased productivity, and stronger, self-sufficient communities.
Education
100 Humanitarians International is breaking the cycle of poverty by investing in education programs that empower children and families in rural Kenya.
Expanding Access – School fees, supplies, and training ensure children can pursue education.
Empowering Families – Literacy, sewing, and computer skills help adults build sustainable incomes.
Building Stronger Communities – Education fosters self-reliance, opportunity, and long-term success.
Health
100 Humanitarians International is addressing poverty by improving access to health resources and education in rural Kenyan communities.
Improving Health – Dental clinics, menstrual health programs, and clean water access enhance well-being.
Empowering Women & Girls – The HopeKit hygiene program reduces school absences and restores dignity.
Creating Self-Reliance – Better health enables families to invest in education and economic growth.
Partner Testimonial
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 food security crisis in Kenya.
Brian Paul, President of The USANA Foundation
Become a Monthly Giver
Join the collective of monthly givers and get access to exclusive content
HopeKit
$15
Garden Tower
$25
School Fees
$50
Water Tank
$100
By becoming a monthly donor, you directly support life-changing projects that provide sustainable food, clean water, education, and health resources to families in Kenya. Your monthly gift empowers communities to break free from poverty, fostering self-reliance and brighter futures.
Together, we create lasting impact—one family at a time.
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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