Our First Alumni Event

From Students to Change Makers

 

The Take Heart Africa team is thrilled to share the inspiring stories of their first-ever Alumni Event, held at the end of 2023. This event brought together graduates empowered by Take Heart Africa scholarships, creating a space to celebrate their achievements and showcase the transformative power of relational support and donor generosity.  The event featured alumni who pursued diverse studies, from cosmetology and social work to nursing and finance. They filled the space with laughter, song, and heartfelt stories, each of their journeys made possible through the impact of your contributions.

Taking a look back…

Since the beginning, the mission of Take Heart has been to impact the lives of orphans and widows through relational, educational and entrepreneurial support.  This alumni event gave us a beautiful picture into the advancements and change that are taking place through the organization. Brenda Makhanu Director of Operations in Kenya, shared that over 178 scholarships have been awarded to students from primary school to higher education institutes. Take Heart has seen 76 students graduate, and a 72% student transition rate from enrollment to graduation, exceeding the national average.

Become a Part of the Journey

The success of Take Heart Africa rests on your unwavering support. Join us in empowering the next generation of change makers through the following ways; Donations: Every contribution, big or small, fuels their mission. Sponsor a Student, Sponsor a student today and give a child the opportunity to dream bigger. Spread the Word: Become an advocate and inspire others to join this initiative for lasting change.

Together, we can unlock the potential of countless individuals and transform lives in Migori County. 

 

 

 

Kennedy Oguta (Arts & IT), Stecy Wasonga (Commerce), and Colleta Ndanda (Education)
Lucy Akoth (7th Grade), Ambrose Otieno (Science), Kennedy Ogutu (Arts & IT), and Stecy Wasonga (Commerce)
Brenda Makhanu (Director of Operations) and Barrack Odongo (CRE & History)