Kenya Education Endowment Fund - KEEF

Kenya Education Endowment Fund - KEEF The primary mission of the Kenya Education Endowment Fund (KEEF) is to provide scholarships for very Empowering young Kenyans: opening doors to the future

06/01/2026

Great news — our Tru Earth fundraiser has been extended to June 30! We will earn 30% back on every purchase through our KEEF link:

Just one coffee a week for four weeks can provide a student in Kenya with a scientific calculator (required in Kenyan hi...
05/19/2026

Just one coffee a week for four weeks can provide a student in Kenya with a scientific calculator (required in Kenyan high school) or a much‑needed revision textbook borrowed from KEEF’s Kakamega office.

05/14/2026

Big Savings and Big Impact!
From May 14 to 18 only, order a 384 load box of Tru-Earth Laundry Sheets through KEEF's special link - http://tru-earth.sjv.io/kenyaeducation - and receive:

- 50% off
- free 64 sheets of fabric softener (choice of fragrances or fragrance-free in 2 - 32 count packs)
- shipping included

The impact?
30% commission on this purchase, May 14 to 18, will support the educational work of KEEF.

05/11/2026

🎉 30% Commission Booster

From May 7 to May 30, KEEF will earn 30% on every purchase made through our Tru Earth Fundraising link, up from our usual 20% commission, meaning more funds raised from every single order.

05/10/2026

Kenya's Under 17 women's football (soccer) team, "Junior Starlets", will contest with Uganda's U-17 women's team, "Teen Cranes", May 22 in Kampala, Uganda in the second round of the FIFA Women's World Cup competitions. A return match is scheduled in Nairobi for May 30th.

04/23/2026

Until April 30th, save 22% on all Tru-Earth products by using promo code EARTHDAY 22 at checkout.

And if you order through our special link http://tru-earth.sjv.io/kenyaeducation, 20% of your purchase price goes back directly to KEEF to help us reach our goals! 🥳

04/17/2026

KEEF, with support from a B.C. Rotary Club, has piloted the development of composting education for youth in Kakamega area schools. Climate change is increasing both periods of drought and of heavy, concentrated rainfall in Kenya. School compost gardens provide more variety and greater amounts of vegetables to assist the school in providing lunches for its students. In students’ homes, it will increase the yield and food security of the “kitchen gardens” of some of the financially very poor families from which our scholarship students come. As well, it promotes more thorough sorting of household waste, to use for composting what otherwise would become garbage.

How will your household contribute to nourishing our Planet Earth in April and after Earth Month?

04/15/2026

April celebrates our Earth and ways – large and small – that we can help keep our environment healthy.

Thoughtful water use and conservation are increasingly important. A decision like choosing to use a refillable water bottle to avoid repeated use of bottled water – if one lives where there are sources of safe water to refill the reusable bottle – is an Earth-friendly one. In places where safe (potable) drinking water is not readily available, careful planning and actions can help increase the possibility of safe supply and reduce the waste of bottled water.

When KEEF, assisted by funding agencies, improves the infrastructure of a school in rural western Kenya a rainfall catchment system and large water storage tank are often part of the plans. In other rural communities an open spring or other natural source may be covered, making the water safer and reducing water-borne illness for the village.

Angela Sheldrick, head of the Nairobi-based Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, received the Elder of the Order of the Burning Spe...
02/14/2026

Angela Sheldrick, head of the Nairobi-based Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, received the Elder of the Order of the Burning Spear (E.B.S.), presented to her by Kenya’s President William Ruto late last year.

The Trust is active across Kenya in wildlife conservation, community education, the reduction of human-wildlife conflict, anti-poaching efforts, and the rescue, rehabilitation, and rewilding of seriously injured or orphaned wildlife — from elephants to Kenyan birdlife.

01/29/2026

Save 35% off bundles this weekend only! From now through Sunday, you can save on ready-to-go bundles designed to make cleaning simpler, smarter, and lower-waste and our fundraiser earns 20% on every purchase made through our fundraising link:

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