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We read on the Internet: MOSES KIPTANUI SHOE4AFRICA PRODUCES ONE OF THE TOP CANDIDATES A school built in honour of the legendary athlete Moses Kiptanui by a charity run by the reknown Toby Tanser‘s Shoe4Africa has produced one of the...
(Martin Lel) Is honored at the 2018 New York City Marathon by the New York Road Runners! We are truly honored they featured the Shoe4Africa Martin Lel School! Martin, who won 2003 & 2007’s edition of the Great New...
A story from the hospital of Miss Kapande Muserian. Age 14 years from Maasai Mara, roughly 224-km , from our hospital she started by feeling pain in her back, and her legs started getting weak and then she couldn’t...
Half the staff raced out of the hospital hearing that a Helicopter was going to land at the Shoe4Africa Hospital. We had visitors from the Karen Blixon Camp coming down from the sky and I must say I like...
The two Kuunga Mkono classrooms, situated meters behind the hospital are soon to be finished. The work commenced a few months ago and we are seeing the opening happening soon. The bright, beautiful, airy classrooms with truly enhance the...
Note from Urban, our former webmaster: Hi all! It is 1 more month to go until the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon (4/11/2018), it will be my 10th. Am I ready? Training has been patchy, a bad ankle sprain in...
We had visitors from Holland to our Hospital, and Ad made a little vlog where our hospital is featured. If you understand dutch, here you go! Thanks to Ad, Wim, and Gertjan! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5M42csmJDk
Many thanks to our friend Henry Melly who organized the 1st Moreno Valley Road Runners Club- MVRRC Shoe4Africa 5k over in California to bring awareness to our cause. Really appreciated and we loved seeing the pictures. The MVRR club are mobilizing...
Thanksgiving may be two months away, but every day is thanksgiving day to the people who support and help Shoe4Africa- So here’s to you, from us! A big thank you.
This story broke our hearts, an abandoned deaf and dumb child, dumped on his grandma’s doorstep. Then almost killed in a hut fire, he came to our Shoe4Africa Hospital about two years ago. But there is a happy ending!...
