Since our start in 2004, SFH had supported 310 Kenyan young men and women #Scholars with multi-year academic scholarships to start and COMPLETE their high school and college educations!

Seeds For Hope decided to match chickens 1 for 1.  For every family that would invest in a chicken, SFH would buy a chicken to match, for that family.

But what about hope? You see, when I started SFH, it was with the vision to restore hope. That oh-so-intangible-yet-somehow-tangible feeling that gives you everything you need. Its like the quote above says, “Hope is like a magnificent wind; invisible to the eye, but with the force to move things far more visible.”

A culture of poverty is a mindset, attitude, and application of behaviors that exist within individuals, families, communities and even national structures/institutions which is in persistent need and waiting. It transfers through generations.

One grandmother, caring for 18 orphans, the grandchildren of 4 of her own children who have all died, as well their spouses. Another caring for 6, 3 her own, 3 her dead sister’s with no one else to care for them.