From every £1 of income we receive around 90 pence goes directly towards helping the children we support in Kenya.
Karibuni has one paid member of staff and several hard working volunteers in the UK so apart from a modest amount spent on office expenses, all the money raised and donated is used to support the work in the projects.
Shop
You can help our cause by buying products in our online shop or perhaps sending a charity gift. Last date for Christmas deliver is the 18 December. […]
Get involved
You may want to raise money organising a fundraising event, give an illustrated talk about our work, help at or visit one of the Karibuni events, assist with the general running of the charity.[…]
See the projects we support
We support projects which are run in Kenya by Kenyans, and provide food, medical care, clothing, education and when necessary a home, all in a loving environment.[…]
Karibuni Autumn Concerts
This Autumn Karibuni Children has two musical fund raising events. On Saturday 12th October the Ellesborough Silver Band, with over 30 musicians, will be performing at Fairford Leys Methodist Church. They are a splendid band and last year’s event gave rise to a feature on BBC Three Counties Radio. One month later, on 16th November, the Wycombe Orpheus Male Voice Choir will be performing at Aylesbury Methodist Church. This choir were formed in 1923 and is open to men of all ages from across the region. Over the years, the choir has performed on radio and television and in iconic locations including Llangollen International […]
Joy Murphy is Going Ape!
Our trustee Joy Murphy, at the grand old age of 80, is taking part in a fundraising event called “Go Ape”. She will be raising money for Karibuni Children. If you’d like to support her, donate, or know more about the challenge, go to the following web page: https://www.wonderful.org/fundraiser/joymurphytakespartingoape-76ae12c6?fbclid=IwAR2SljgKvVItBhPL74iAf4gxbuJg2mBksNM5_BnTJIqzVVb22N43q3IUeGU
Working Party 2019
In February, 11 supporters flew out to embark on this year’s working party. The objective was to visit some of the projects, engage with the children and support a couple of capital projects being undertaken at Limuru and Meru. And if there was time to spare, maybe fit in a safari to Masaai Mara (all at participants own expense) for a few days! In Limuru, some new classrooms were to be built, replacing the existing dilapidated ones. Good progress was made while we were there and the classrooms are now in use – a great benefit to the project. Then, […]
