Each Form 4 student at Hopewell Schools in Kenya needs $55 to pay for his/her final tests in October. However, the fees need to be paid by March 20th. Usually our students work on farms and at quarries and pay … Continue reading →

Their mother left them in their father’s care.  Their father later went to jail.  They now live with their elderly grandmother, a sick, poverty stricken widow.  They need help desperately.  Can you sponsor one of these girls or send a … Continue reading →

Waunakee FFA is going to do a fund raiser for Soar in April. Its a kiss the calf contest.  Apparently, whichever teacher or principal raises the most money in their jar has to kiss the calf.  Sounds like a fun … Continue reading →

The Benton School District in Southwestern Wisconsin has approximately 80 high school students.  The NHS has five energetic motivated students who decided this year to sponsor a child through Soar Kenya.  Last week they completed their fundraising efforts with a … Continue reading →

If anyone wishes to make a donation, the Donation button on the bottom right side of the screen will connect you to Paypal. Also, if anyone wishes sponsor  the boy whose entire village was razed, please contact me at aileensoarkenya@yahoo.com.  … Continue reading →

Some fragile peace is holding and we only hope and pray that it holds permanently.The last few days have seen calm in many parts of Kenya….only the Kericho and Kisii border remains volatile.Though tension remains high even in towns, businesses … Continue reading →

I didn’t get this posted immediately.  While things may have improved somewhat, this gives us a glimpse of what so many Kenyans have gone through.  I continue to remove most if not all identifying information, at least until life becomes … Continue reading →

We just concluded the first week of school well. Although the numbers of kids who have reported to schools are low, it is encouraging considering what Kenyans have gone through in the last one month. 50% of the kids have … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Times have become tough. There is no trust between us – Kenyans, any more. Everyone has become a suspect and i cannot help wondering what will happen to us when peace returns to this country. Kikuyu landlords have … Continue reading →