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Edwin wrote a nice article on the Lahash blog, please read it here.
I returned to Houston on Monday and have been catching up on personal and professional things the last few days as well as dealing with a little jet lag.
Thank you so much for your prayers and concern during the trip. I was in great hands with all the friends in Kenya showing wonderful hospitality.
I'll be working this week on putting together some photos and video of the visit and will post them here. I also have some items to send to sponsors, but it will take me a few weeks to finish all the mailing. I'll do my best to get everything done as soon as possible!
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The Tenderfeet Education Center is a school for orphans and other vulnerable children of pre-school through second grade age in Nairobi, Kenya. Tenderfeet children are victims of extreme poverty, living in households making $1 or $2 per day.
The school has two locations. The original location is in Kibera, Africa's largest slum. Earlier in 2008, part of the staff and students relocated to nearby Riruta, about 5 miles from Kibera. This was necessary for safety reasons due to the ethnic violence following the riots of the December 2007 elections.
The school was founded in 2000 by Margaret Nyabuto and currently has 30 students in Riruta. In addition, 32 students from the former site in Kibera are being sponsored so that they can continue to attending school.
Tenderfeet in Kenya partners with the Tenderfeet Foundation, a U.S. non-profit charity. U.S. donations are tax-deductible under article 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.
The school has two locations. The original location is in Kibera, Africa's largest slum. Earlier in 2008, part of the staff and students relocated to nearby Riruta, about 5 miles from Kibera. This was necessary for safety reasons due to the ethnic violence following the riots of the December 2007 elections.
The school was founded in 2000 by Margaret Nyabuto and currently has 30 students in Riruta. In addition, 32 students from the former site in Kibera are being sponsored so that they can continue to attending school.
Tenderfeet in Kenya partners with the Tenderfeet Foundation, a U.S. non-profit charity. U.S. donations are tax-deductible under article 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code.
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To find out more, please contact the Tenderfeet Foundation coordinator Dax Mitchell.
Email: dax@tenderfeetkids.org
Phone: 713-584-3975
Address:
.....Tenderfeet Foundation
.....16506 FM 529, #130
.....Houston, TX 77095
Email: dax@tenderfeetkids.org
Phone: 713-584-3975
Address:
.....Tenderfeet Foundation
.....16506 FM 529, #130
.....Houston, TX 77095
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