By Claire Baker | Director of Development
Dear LivelyHoods supporter,
We did it! Between the 11th June and the 29th June, we raised more than our original $5,000 Global Giving goal, to create youth energy changemakers in Kenyan slums, and it's thanks to you and your generous donation that we were able to hit this goal.
This will enable us to train 55 young men and women who we believe have the potential to transform their communities through the distribution of life-changing clean energy products, and change the trajectory of their own lives through a sustainable livelihood.
LivelyHoods has been creating jobs and transformational opportunities in Kenyan slums since 2011, and we have ambitious plans to scale our impact across Kenya and beyond, and impact millions of people over the next few years through our non-profit social enterprise. If you would like to continue to support our work you can consider making a regular donation, which will provide for a continuous intake of ambitious but undereducated youth, who will be given an opportunity to thrive through LivelyHoods' training and support.
Feel free to get in touch with us if you have any questions, comments or suggestions regarding our work: claire@livelyhoods.org.
We will be in touch over the course of the year to update you on the progress made and what your donation has helped us to achieve. If you would prefer not to receive these updates please just drop us an email (claire@livelyhoods.org) saying 'no thanks'.
Now we'll be getting busy training, there's a lot to do!
Thank you ever so much,
Claire Baker,
LivelyHoods Director of Development, on behalf of the entire LivelyHoods team
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