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If you have donated to Shoe4Africa you will be on our email list that we are compiling. Sadly if you donated by check (cheque a la Anglaterre) you will not. However as many people don't like getting E-junk in...
This is a picture I wanted to post for a while, but I could not get into the bank account (our dollars are so secure!). Anyway, it is a journey that has finally taken us to take off point,...
Janeth Jepkosgei, world champion, helping out at the Shoe4Africa Womens' race. Janeth has been helping her rural school for quite some time, indeed paying to support three more needed public teachers to help the community kids. So we will be...
Another great performance from one of the runners who came to the Shoe4Africa Women's race in Iten last month. We have a blend, from juniors to grandma's, and mixed in are many of the areas best runners. Today we...
The SHOE4AFRICA Martin Lel public primary School
A highlight of 2011 will be, and I can write this as the year begins, January 15th, 2011. This was the day that our first school was opened.
Oh my gosh, I do not know where to begin. When I look back at 2010 and I think of 2011 I sometimes think I am in a whirlpool. But one thing I have been thinking about is an...
Shoe4Africa race -- all ages compete and run for Shoes.
Greetings from Kenya. Phew I feel that we are wrapping up and moving on. I am in...
Today I was in Eldoret, actually discussing the second Shoe4Africa School with Claudio Berardelli & Janeth Jepkosgei when I bumped into quite a few runners, one by one -- One of them by the name of Simon Biwott who...
What a way to end the year! Along with Stacey Kelly's help & the Small Voices we held the Christmas feeding program again, only this time further north in Turkana. Gosh, it was an eye opener to say the...
