Our Non-Profit gives 100% of your donation to your sponsored child
Our Mission
Open the door to a new future for under $2 per day!
Amboseli Children's Fund is committed to transforming the lives of Maasai children living in extreme need in the remote area of Amboseli, Kenya.
Government assistance does not exist for these people. Without our help, they have little hope of breaking free of this cycle of poverty.
Education has been proven to be the single, most effective means of change and 100% of your donations go toward this endeavor.
Sponsored children receive a balanced diet, clean drinking water, toiletries, uniforms, books and tuition - even post-secondary education.
Our objective is not to simply get them through school; we also provide counseling and mentoring to ensure they can obtain viable employment or start their own business. ACF students will be leaders within their communities - bringing about change, advancement and a brighter future for generations to come. The impact is huge!
Please join Amboseli Children's Fund in our mission to give back to those less fortunate - give to our scholarship fund or sponsor a child today.
sponsors needed!
Emmie Simaton - age 6
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Emmie Simaton was born on the 29th of October, 2016. Her family is extremely poor, with her mother selling charcoal and the father picking up temporary jobs as best he can. They make less than $5 per week.
Her parents are illiterate, yet they understand how education will help their children to have a better life. They have done their best to keep Emmie in public school, where she has excelled and is one of the brightest students.
Emmie has a beautiful smile which she is quick to show as her nature is happy and outgoing. She enjoys learning and makes new friends easily.
Emmie has promised to work hard on her studies and says she will make her sponsor proud!
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Melissa Yiaminto was born in the year 2013. She is the second born in a family of four children; two boys and two girls.
Her father is a “casual (temporary) worker” getting less than half a dollar each day to make ends meet. Despite this, her parents know education is important and have tried their best to keep her in school.
Melissa is an intelligent, hardworking young girl who finishes in the top of her class. Even though she comes from a very poor background she is always cheerful and smiling.
She loves reading and science and dreams of being a doctor someday. Melissa is very happy to be selected for the ACF program.
Michael Muntet - age 6
Melissa Yiaminto - age 9
Michael Muntet - age 6
Michael Muntet was born the 22nd of December, 2016. His family consists of four boys and one girl, who is already married with children of her own. He is the youngest.
Michael has been in and out of school due to his parents not being able to pay the school fees. They have had a rough time this year as their only cow died due to the long drought in Kenya.
His teachers report that even still he is one of the top students because he loves to learn, reading and science being his favorite subjects.
Michael is a bit shy, but very happy to be given this opportunity and says he is going to do well. He hopes to get a sponsor soon and looks forward to being a part of the ACF family!
from our ACF newsletters
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
We have never had an opportunity such as this before and hope you will consider giving. Even if you already sponsor a child - your additional funds will be put to good use for their post-secondary education. This is a vital part of our program which is essential to bringing about real change!
New ACF Scholarship Fund - June 2022
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
Post-secondary education is a must to breaking the cycle of poverty for these youth and bringing about real change. Other key components are career counseling, mentorship and future job placement. It is vital that we raise the money to cover these additional costs for our students going to university.
Leonard's Greetings from Kenya, March 2022
Donations MATCHED for 2X the impact! Sept 2022
Leonard's Greetings from Kenya, March 2022
It's finally happening! After two years of delays due to the pandemic, we are headed back to Kenya to see our students for 3 weeks in April. I can barely contain my excitement and wanted to reach out to all our generous sponsors and donors to share the news.
You can sponsor a child for less than $2 per day!
