Help Build a Free Primary School in Nairobi Slums

Dear Esteemed friends & Partners,

As we are approaching last quarter of the year 2026 it's with great gratitude I take this opportunity to thank you for continuous support for our school in Githogoro slum. In 2005 we started a makeshift school to give children access to education. In 2019 we started a project dubbed "Help Build a Free Primary School in Nairobi Slums" . The project has done wonders in improving the learning conditions of children and favorable learning atmosphere. Now we have a beautiful made of containers school. The school is built on a rented premises where we pay rent every month. Last year 2025 and this year we have embarked in buying the land for a permanent school. Our permanent school needs 4000 square metres. We have bought the first 1000 square metres at a cost of 45,000 USD. Land in town setup is very expensive, here in Kenya everyone is competing to get one. Our culture everyone invests in land making land demand very high and raising the cost of land.

We have started buying the second 1000 square metres and we are in shortage of 25,000 USD.

Our target is to buy 2000 square metres of land by end of 2026.

We are appealing to our friends and partners to help us raise the 25,000 USD to achieve our goal by 31st December 2026. Our current school has now 300 pupils and we are getting congested in a small space we are looking forward for a bigger space to keep giving children in the slum access to education in a more contusive environment.

Dear Esteemed Friends &Partners,

Our pupils were mesmerised by an education trip to the Wilson airport in Nairobi. This is a dream of every  child here in the slums to see an aeroplane on the ground. Children see it only flying overhead. Now they got a life time experience to see it on the ground. They did not only see it but they had all time to touch it. It was great adventure to see it landing and taking off. Those children who say " when I grow up I would like to be a pilot" they saw their dream been realised by this encounter. They saw how massive an aeroplane is. Mosty high above the clouds it may look like a kite to those who have never had a flight or seen it on the ground. Our "Greener Life School" pupils had that opportunity to see it, touch it and feel it. They discovered an aeroplane makes very round noise when taking off. The runaway looked like a 100 metres sprinter field for  "Lightning Bolt"  the greatest sprinter of all time. Some had no idea before an Aeroplane take off it has to sprint almost a kilometre at high speed to gather momentum . For them that education tour was a dream come true.