Thank you to the journalist John Wanyama who took boxes of apples to the Children at our hospital!  Visitors bringing cheer help to break up the day and those bearing ‘fruits’ are most welcome.  Earlier in the day the...

It has been a tough year for the world.  One where we again constantly reminded of this quote,  ‘When you have your health, you have everything. When you do not have your health, nothing else matters at all.’ (Augusten Burroughs). This is what we strive to do as a charity. ...

Nothing more than heartfelt thanks to all those who have supported us, helped us reach hundreds of thousands of children… we could not have done it without you!

Last December, Louis Brownstone started an amazing journey of handing out books where our hospital and schools were proud recipients.  Louis states that he wanted to make a difference, well he sure did.

Although schools are still closed in Kenya, our All4Running school is booming, going up!!  We’ve got the roof coming along nicely on the school… and heads up, this is going to be the top running school in Nandi district.....

We have a Denver run coming up as Team Endurathon is hosting a run, as part of a virtual run.  At the Cherry Creek Reservoir.  Kids run too, a 9/10 of a mile.  Donations welcome to support the process...

Thanks to Henry Roman, who created Moreno Valley Road Runners, and each year holds a 5k for us.  This year of course it was a virtual event.  But we received a lovely picture of some of the kids from...

Welcome to our new principal secretary to the Shoe4africa Mary Keitany secondary school. Jacinta Imbosa– Good luck in the New school.  Due to COVID no one is onsite to attend lessons, but as soon as the school restarts we...

The world has been turned upside down. Boston was a virtual marathon this year for  the first time ever.  Although we did not have any official runners in the charity program, we were glad that one of our runners,...

With approximately six million COVID cases in the USA (pop. 328-million), it must be said Kenya (pop. 50-million), with 33,000 COVID cases must be doing something right. Great job by the Kenyan Ministry of Health!