The ladies at the SHOE4AFRICA IMAN Make-over project .

Back in Nairobi, or in Nairobi, back from New York. Kenya has begun to feel almost like a home site and NYC as a visitor. One thing that always confuses me is the Nairobi traffic - a dire lack...

Planning the upcoming projects for Kenya took another happy turn when I got an email from Marco Lui, "I have found someone who wants to donate 20-backpacks, can you use them?"

Packing my bags, researching green hospitals and came across the news that Karolinska Sjukhuset (Sickhouse - Sweden for Hospital) is apparently going to be the world's greenest hospital.  Interesting, I lived in

All eyes ahead for Shoe4Africa as I plan the next stint of activity over in Kenya.  I am really excited that this summer will bring a host of projects and start the ground work for a couple...

just, just got back from a very brief trip to Africa as we inch ever closer to making the hospital happen.  We are pushing for ground breaking to be done in 2012.  Yes, this year.

Thank you very much to Stevie Sharp who ran this great Lemonade Stand and made a lot of money...

Lots to tell, unfortunately I could not get into this 'site' to post the blog reports, but now I am back in the city...  One big highlight was receiving this email

April 10, 2012 at 10:47 am Toby Tanser read more

Thanks so much for the Actor Tom Cavanagh, who was actually born in Africa, who led the Shoe4Africa team of 22-runners in Sunday's New York Half Marathon on the streets of NYC.  We had a...