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Sheila Mwanyigha is a famous Kenyan Radio,Television show host, singer and song writter. She currently works as a TV English News anchor with Ebru TV. She is a Taita born media darling. Recently she featured the Running Granny (Joyce Nduku),...
Marvelous Melina, doing the 7th annual Shoe4Africa PubRun. Melina has been amazing for us, raising great money over the past few years for us. She is a fab runner and coaches up in Buffalo – nextlevelrunning.comThanks Melina!
Thanking Denver’s The Buy-Out Company who amazingly agreed to help four charities as featured on this site.. and went into action. This is Day One. We went to help out (probably caused more trouble than help) and it was...
Our… post..er runner… if you look at our first homepage slide. This is Alexa Peterson who has kindly ran and supported us a number of times! We are truly appreciative of your support Alexa!
Please!! Your shopping matters. This Father’s Day, shop for Dad at smile.amazon.com/ch/02-0766269 and Amazon donates to Shoe4Africa. Thanks #Amazon for supporting us!
From our great Team Endurathon: “We are are the 7 Day count down! And we need your help,we need volunteers! Could you kindly forward this email to a few people who you think might be able to volunteer for...
Shoe4Africa platform for accepting donations = 2.1%, and we see Crowdrise is = “CrowdRise Starter plan will have lower fees — a 5% platform fee plus payment processing fees (2.9% + $0.30) for all donations.” That is 2.1% Vs...
Kenya’s most prolific footballer, Victor Wanyama, ran into Joyce Nduku who is running the Comrades Marathon to help the Shoe4Africa Hospital and kindly donated to Joyce’s fund. We have had some famous footballers before support Shoe4Africa but it is...
A group of young men (Harrison Pire, Vincent Gioannini and Camillo Guarducci) at the French school, read more on their site… https://www.youcaring.com/friendsofeldoretkenya-1179515 We believe in healing and empowerment through sports and are raising funds to build a field of...
Feedback, from one of our customers, at the Shoe4Africa Children’s Hospital. Like most charities we are (super) good at pumping our stories, so it is nice to read from another person: “In Kenya, stories emanating from national referral facilities...
