COVID Crisis Relief Fund

BE A LIGHT IN THE DARKNESS

"In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven." - Matthew 5:16

What are Kenya’s unique challenges?

• Food Supply Logistics

• Widows are not able to sell their items to make money to buy food because of the stay at home order

• The food stands in the rural communities are closing because of the stay at home order

• Panic is setting in

• Unrest and Fear are increasing

• Many are coming to villages from the city that may have already been infected

• Shangilia Children’s Home is at capacity

• Families in the Kibera Slum are not able to socially distance and keep hands clean due to the crammed and unsanitary conditions

  
  

  “During this COVID Crisis the people who are affected are the needy in our community no food, no soap & especially the widows who have to resort to begging. We are all family regardless where we are, let’s care for each other” - Rachel Ronogwa, SEDA Widows Ministry Director

  
  

What is Love For Kenya currently doing?

• Proactive funding sent mid-March to allow partners to load up on supplies

• Biweekly food pickups for widows in SEDA ministry

How can you partner with Love For Kenya?

We are looking to support each of our ministry partners as they need:

• Shangilia Children’s Home

• SEDA Widow’s Ministry

• Pastor Timothy’s Ministry in Kibera Slums

• Pastor Solomon’s Ministry in Nakuru

Our anticipated areas of monthly need:

• Food

  • $1,600 to feed widows

  • $1000 extra to feed everyone at Shangilia Children’s Home

  • $500 extra to Pastor Timothy

  • $100 extra to Pastor Solomon

• Anticipated Medical Needs

  • $? for unknown number and scope of treatment required

  • $500 for supplies such as hand sanitizer, masks, etc.

• Emergency Funds

  • $1,000 to be deployed as necessary