Every child deserves a full plate, a school uniform and a seat in class. Your gift makes that possible.
At AGW Foundation, we respond to real needs in our communities, one family, one student and one children's home at a time. When a student is about to miss a term because fees are unpaid, when a family has run out of food, or when a children's home cannot make rent, your support lets us step in quickly and directly.
Whether you give once or every month, a small amount or a large one, your contribution goes to work where it is needed most.
The need in Kenya is growing, and it lands hardest on children.
School is out of reach for many families. Public boarding schools can charge up to KES 53,554 a year, and KES 40,535 outside major towns. That is before uniforms, shoes, books, transport and exam costs. For a family living on casual wages, one term's fees can mean a child stays home.
Source: Dawan AfricaHunger is rising. About 4.1 million people in Kenya faced acute food insecurity in mid-2026. An estimated 883,300 young children need treatment for acute malnutrition between April 2026 and March 2027.
Source: People Daily, citing UN OCHA · Daily NationChildren's homes are stretched. Rent, food, school fees and caregiver costs keep rising while donations often arrive irregularly. A single missed rent payment can put a whole household of children at risk.
Behind every number is a name: a Grade 10 student waiting at the gate, a mother splitting one meal between four children, a caregiver deciding which bill to pay first. Your gift changes that story.
Every shilling counts. Here is what different amounts can provide.
Amounts are indicative and based on typical costs in Kenya. Actual costs vary by location and school.
Choose whichever way is easiest for you. To direct your gift to a specific cause, add the cause name as your reference (for example, EDUCATION, FOOD, CLOTHING or HOMES).
Your gift goes straight to people who need it.
Not everyone can give money, and that is okay. You can still make a real difference.
Your trust matters to us, and we work hard to earn it.