Friends of Ngong Road

We empower Nairobi children living in poverty to transform their lives through education and support, leading to employment.

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March 22, 2016 By Lacey Kraft Leave a Comment

Poem by Steve Kotvis

Taller, stronger, smarter
Our children have become
High school graduates
Equaling more than 60 in sum

The students are focused
They see before them what others can do
We’ve added experience and jobs
With the advent of Karibu Loo

“I’m working” is embraced
From classroom to fore
“It’s working!” Ngong Road’s mission
The future offers so much more

Your continued support is priceless
It’s transforming lives of those in need
Grade school to growing up
Our children are learning to succeed

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FRIENDS OF NGONG ROAD &
NGONG ROAD CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION

Founded in 2006, Friends of Ngong Road is a 501(c)(3) U.S. nonprofit equipping Nairobi’s youth with education, support, and pathways to employment—creating lasting change for children, families, and their communities.

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Friends of Ngong Road
100 1st St S #581308
Minneapolis, MN 55458


(612) 568-4211
info@ngongroad.org


EIN: 20-4690846

Ngong Road Children's Foundation
PO Box 1765-00502
Karen, Nairobi, Kenya


0792-745-612 (Mobile)
info@NRCFKenya.org


Covenant Guest House Road, gate no.9


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