CELEBRATING 10 YEARS! 2015 - 2025
ending hunger in kenya sustainably
Our Programs Focus on Giving a Hand Up, not a Hand Out
Transform your life and theirs on an expedition in kenya
our mission
100 Humanitarians International guides compassionate adventurers on life-changing journeys of service and connection. Through sustainable projects in Kenya—supporting education, clean water, and entrepreneurship—we empower families to thrive while helping volunteers rediscover purpose, joy, and the transformative power of love in action.
our approach
Teaching families how to grow their own garden towers and raise their own food is our core focus. Along with implementing community-owned projects, our local community directors help facilitate comprehensive programs addressing the challenges of food, water, education, and health.
our pillars
100 Humanitarians International focuses on four pillars to break the cycle of poverty: sustainable food, clean water, education, and health.
Our food programs, like garden towers and chicken projects, empower families to grow food and earn income. Clean water initiatives, including rainwater capture and boreholes, provide safe, accessible water, reducing health risks and freeing time for education and work.
Education support offers school fees, supplies, and skills training, opening doors to future opportunities. Health programs, such as dental care and menstrual hygiene, promote well-being, enabling families to thrive and build self-reliance.
Together, these pillars create lasting impact and stronger communities.
22000+
Garden Towers built
12000+
Families Empowered
43
Expedition Teams to Kenya
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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 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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100 Humanitarians International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit recognized by the IRS, and all donations to 100 Humanitarians International are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS regulations.
EIN #82-1048388
South Jordan, Utah
801-432-0105
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