Impact Stories

Fifi Ruhara loved books. Her family built a foundation so that love could outlive her. A Swedish author sent 38 copies of his book to a school in Nairobi. Philanthropists flew across the world to deliver ten desks. None of this was inevitable. All of it began with one person deciding to show up.

The SUN CSA model reveals that the most significant problems of our time—like hunger and stunted growth—cannot be solved in silos. By building an alliance based on trust, rigorous vetting, and shared goals, they have created a blueprint for what modern civil society should look like. Nutrition is not just a health issue; it is the foundation of a nation’s economy.

In keeping with Rose Women’s Foundation’s Christian ethos, each entrepreneur was expected to integrate an element of giving back to society.

By Wahome Ngatia The Kenya Human Rights Commission (KHRC) has

By Wahome Ngatia Kevin White was just seven when he

By Wahome Ngatia Girl Child Network (GCN) continues to stand