We appreciate and value all the support we receive from around the world – no matter how big or small the contribution. Without this support, we would not have come this far! Thank you.
We would like to acknowledge and thank our most valuable change makers who provided substantial financial support and trust at the beginning stages. This unparalleled support gave Hanne and Ted the initial courage and strength to shape their intent into a much broader vision. They continue to be supportive to this day.
With special thanks to:
John MacDonald
Toronto Canada
Marianne Florijn
Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Humanitas Afrika
Czech Republic
Humanitas Afrika is an African-Czech NGO based in Prague who support projects that help disadvantaged children.
David and Judy Horton
Simcoe, Canada
With thanks to:
Donors and individual child sponsors
We believe that all contributions – no matter how big or small – are valuable and make a huge difference in the lives of the HHFL children!
Peacock Family Foundation
The Peacock Family Foundation is a private Montreal-based foundation that supports vulnerable groups. Since 2013, the Peacock Family Foundation has been providing an academic scholarship to support two HHFL University students in Kenya.
The First Group
The First Group is a Dubai-based property development company. Since 2011, The First Group has been providing an academic scholarship to support four HHFL University students in Kenya.
Wings of Support
Wings of Support is a private initiative of the employees of KLM and Martinair. The initiative helps children in countries where the airlines fly to provide shelter and education. Wings of Support provided the water system at HHFL.
Jennifer Hardie and Pinnacle PR
Jennifer and her company, Pinnacle PR, have been strong supporters since 2007. Most recently, Jennifer spearheaded the 2013 Mount Kilimanjaro Challenge in partnership with Dubai-based Gulf for Good raising $40,000 for post-secondary education.
Kenya Cup and Steve Groh
The Kenya Cup is an annual softball tournament in Toronto between advertising agencies that is organized by Steve Groh and his committee. Over the past eight years, the Kenya Cup has raised over $100,000 for the high school education fund.
Joy Baxter and Marium Mylvaganam
Since 2008, Joy and Marium have been organizing a yearly garage sale in New Edinburgh, Ottawa Canada, which raises tuition fees for the HHFL high school girls.
Lynda and Lilley Salmon
Lynda and her daughter, Lilley, in Switzerland have been raising money through Lilley’s scouts group and school since 2009. They often visit HHFL to volunteer. The funds they raise go toward the primary school education.
With thanks to:
IBM Kenya
IBM Kenya provides valuable IT and computer-related training and mentorship to HHFL’s primary school, high school and post-secondary students.
Akirachix
Akirachix is a Kenyan-based training and mentorship company that aims to empower women in technology. They hold many technology boot camps and training programs to expose young women to the field of technology and encourage IT careers. HHFL girls are invited to participate in select training programs throughout the year.
With thanks to:
Santa Fe USA
Nairobi, Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya
Computer Schools for Kenya 
Digital Opportunity Trust 
Moyra Earnshaw
Moyra is a committed Kenyan volunteer who educates the HHFL children to the wonders of wildlife and nature. She brings qualified teachers to HHFL and leads activities that help expand the children’s horizons.
Glass Boy Films/Aeon Films
Director Riyad Barmania and producers Diego Pascoalino and Christian Marion Lohr came to HHFL in 2010 to film a documentary about our work and the HHFL children entitled “Story from the slum: An Unexpected Family”. The documentary has since won awards and is being submitted to film festivals around the world.
