Gakami Mustard Seed Foundation

Gakami Mustard Seed Foundation Environmental conservation, Community social welfare,Poverty eradication.
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Every Thursday, We Show Up for Each Other💚At Riruta Stadium, Thursdays are becoming a day of change, connection and hope...
20/08/2026

Every Thursday, We Show Up for Each Other💚

At Riruta Stadium, Thursdays are becoming a day of change, connection and hope.Through a GMSF project, we spend every Thursday with the GMSF – Riruta Boys Clubs, a group of men aged 24–62 who live around Riruta Stadium.

Our Thursdays are simple, but meaningful: we clean our surroundings, 🤝we have mentorship conversations, and we sit together and share a meal.But behind these activities is something much bigger. A desire to change. A willingness to learn. And a determination to rebuild.

These men have different stories, experiences and skills. Some have skills they can use to earn a living but need an opportunity and support to get started. We believe that with the right opportunities, guidance and encouragement, they can transform their lives and contribute positively to the community.

Today, we also planted mango trees.A fruit tree is a gift that keeps giving—providing food, shade, improving the environment and, with time, creating opportunities for families and communities to benefit economically.

For GMSF, environmental conservation and community transformation go hand in hand.

And then there was lunch : Because sometimes change also happens when people simply sit together, share a meal, talk, laugh and feel that they belong.

This is what every Thursday is about.

Cleaning our environment. Nourishing our bodies. Growing our minds. Planting for the future. And most importantly, reminding one another that change is possible.

We will be back next Thursday.

One Thursday at a time. One person at a time. One small seed at a time.

G-MSF website : https://share.google/qysHCkqM3jggPmKfx

Did you know that indoor plants can do more than simply beautify your space? They can create a refreshing, calming and n...
19/08/2026

Did you know that indoor plants can do more than simply beautify your space? They can create a refreshing, calming and nature-inspired environment while reminding us of the importance of caring for our planet.

Indoor plants to consider: Snake Plant, Rubber Plant, Aglaonema, Peace Lily, Areca Palm and ZZ Plant.

Here, we believe environmental conservation starts with the small choices we make every day....from planting trees in our communities to nurturing greenery in our homes.

Tell us:
👉 Which indoor plant do you have?
👉 Why did you choose it?
👉 And what’s your favourite thing about it?

Let’s share our green corners and inspire one another to bring more nature into our everyday spaces. 🌍💚

Small seeds . Lasting Impact

G-MSF website: https://share.google/LpqMzDH5prdv3kggi

Humanity begins with how we respond when others need us most.Today, 19 August, G-MSF joins the world in commemorating Wo...
19/08/2026

Humanity begins with how we respond when others need us most.

Today, 19 August, G-MSF joins the world in commemorating World Humanitarian Day—a day to recognise the courage, compassion and commitment of people who stand with others during some of life’s most difficult moments . Theme this year is :Strengthening Global Solidarity and Empowering Local Communities

● We honour humanitarian workers who support people affected by conflict, disasters, hunger, displacement and other crises.

● We recognise volunteers and local communities who step forward to support those in need, often at great personal risk.

●We remember humanitarian workers who have lost their lives while serving others. Their sacrifice reminds us that humanitarian work can come with extraordinary risks.

● We promote compassion, solidarity and human dignity—the belief that every person deserves help, protection and the opportunity to live with dignity, regardless of their circumstances.

● We raise awareness of humanitarian crises around the world and encourage everyone to move beyond awareness to meaningful action.

At GMSF, we believe that humanitarian action starts at the community level. It can be a helping hand to someone in need, empowering a young person with skills, supporting women, promoting peace, protecting our environment, or creating opportunities that enable communities to build a better future.Because meaningful change does not always begin with something big.

Today, we celebrate those who serve humanity—and we invite each of us to ask: What can I do to make someone’s life better?

Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.

G-MSF website: https://share.google/LpqMzDH5prdv3kggi

18/08/2026

Stages in life :
0-20yrs Formation stages - This is where character, discipline, skills, education and habits are developed.
20-40yrs : Building Stage
This is where most people leave the direct care of their parents and start building their lives. This is the stage of responsibility.
40-60yrs : The harvest.
Many people begin to see the results of the foundations they laid earlier. This comes with greater responsibility.
60-80yrs: The legacy stage
People starts to think of what they're leaving behind.

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“For Kenya, land is more than a resource. It is the foundation of our food systems, water security, biodiversity, liveli...
18/08/2026

“For Kenya, land is more than a resource. It is the foundation of our food systems, water security, biodiversity, livelihoods, pastoralism and economic development.”— Dr. Eng. Festus K. Ng'eno, MIEK, CBS, PS Environment and Climate Change

These words remind us why protecting and restoring our land matters.When land degrades, the impact goes far beyond the soil. We risk:

🌾 Food security for families
💧 Water security for communities
🐾 Biodiversity that sustains our ecosystems
🐄 Livelihoods of farmers and pastoralists
📈 Economic opportunities for future generations

At Gakami Mustard Seed Foundation, land restoration is at the heart of what we do. Every tree planted, every restoration initiative and every community empowered is a step toward reversing land degradation and building a healthier, more resilient Kenya.

Our impact so far:545,000+ trees planted, 135+ projects completed, 85% tree survival rate

But restoration is not the work of one organization. It is a collective responsibility. Join us in protecting the land that sustains us all.

🌱 Plant a tree. Restore the land. Protect Kenya’s future.

Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.

G-mSF website: https://share.google/4UT2Wy06KG4PrlLqF

Did you know there’s a difference between deforestation, afforestation and reforestation? We often hear these terms when...
18/08/2026

Did you know there’s a difference between deforestation, afforestation and reforestation? We often hear these terms when talking about forests and climate change, but what do they actually mean? 🌍

Deforestation is the clearing or removal of forests for activities such as agriculture, settlement, logging and infrastructure. It can lead to biodiversity loss, soil erosion and increased climate vulnerability.

Afforestation is establishing forests in areas that have not been forested for a long time.

Reforestation is restoring trees and forests in areas where forest cover has previously been lost or damaged.

But planting trees is only part of the solution. We must also protect the forests we already have. 🌿

At G-MSF , our tree planting campaign is working towards a greener, healthier and more resilient Kenya.

Donate a tree today: https://share.google/4UT2Wy06KG4PrlLqF

Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.

Today is National Nonprofit Day!A day to celebrate the organizations, people, partners and volunteers who turn purpose i...
17/08/2026

Today is National Nonprofit Day!

A day to celebrate the organizations, people, partners and volunteers who turn purpose into action and action into impact.

This year’s message, “Nonprofits Get It Done,” reminds us that meaningful change happens when people come together, take action and remain committed to building better communities.

At G-MSF, we are proud to contribute to this movement through:

🌍 Climate Change & Environmental Conservation
🤝 Community Empowerment
🎓 Capacity Building
📚 Education & Training
💧 Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH)
👩🏽 Women & Youth Empowerment
🕊️ Peacebuilding & Community Cohesion
🌱 Sustainable Livelihoods & Food Security

From planting trees and protecting our environment to empowering young people and women, building skills, promoting peace and strengthening communities, every action matters.

Today, we celebrate everyone who has walked this journey with us—our communities, volunteers, partners, supporters and every individual who believes in the power of positive change.

Change does not always begin with something big. Sometimes, it begins with one person, one idea and one small seed of hope.

Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.

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Did you know ... Even an earthworm plays a role in biodiversity! What is biodiversity?Biodiversity simply means the vari...
14/08/2026

Did you know ... Even an earthworm plays a role in biodiversity!

What is biodiversity?

Biodiversity simply means the variety of all living things on Earth—including plants, animals, insects, fungi and microorganisms—and the different ecosystems where they live.

Every part of this web of life has a role to play.Take an example of earthworm 🪱. Though small and often overlooked, earthworms help improve soil structure, create pathways for air and water, and break down organic matter. This helps enrich the soil and creates better conditions for plants to grow.

This reminds us that no species is too small to matter. When biodiversity is healthy, ecosystems are stronger, more productive and better able to withstand environmental changes.However, biodiversity is increasingly threatened by deforestation, habitat destruction, pollution, climate change and unsustainable human activities.

Conservation is about more than planting trees. It is about restoring habitats, protecting ecosystems, conserving species and empowering communities to care for the natural environment.

When we protect biodiversity, we protect the systems that sustain life—including our own.

Protect biodiversity. Restore nature. Secure our future.

Small Seeds. Lasting Impact.

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Today, we celebrate Abigael, daughter to Dr. Margaret Gakami, as she graduates with a Law Degree from Strathmore Univers...
14/08/2026

Today, we celebrate Abigael, daughter to Dr. Margaret Gakami, as she graduates with a Law Degree from Strathmore University. 🎓

For any parent, seeing their child reach such a significant milestone is a moment of immense pride, joy and gratitude. Behind this achievement are years of hard work, sacrifice, encouragement and unwavering support.

Dr. Margaret, this is truly a proud parent moment. Watching your daughter walk across that graduation stage and earn her Law degree is a beautiful testament to the journey you have shared and the support you have given her along the way.

At GMSF, we believe that capacity building begins with investing in people, education and the potential of the next generation. Abby’s achievement is a beautiful reflection of what is possible when talent is nurtured and dreams are supported.

Congratulations, Abby! 🎓
May your new chapter be filled with purpose, excellence and opportunities to make a meaningful difference in society.

Today, we celebrate Abby’s achievement. ❤️🌟

13/08/2026

We had an impactful and inspiring session at Riruta Stadium, bringing men and young people together for an important conversation on drug and substance abuse, crime prevention, conflict resolution, peace, rehabilitation, discipline, purpose and sustainability.

The session focused on empowering men aged 24–60 years to make positive choices, reduce crime and conflicts, overcome harmful influences, and find meaningful pathways for their lives.

A key part of the conversation was listening to the men themselves—asking them what they would like to do, what skills they would like to gain, and what opportunities would empower them to become self-reliant and productive members of society. Their voices matter, and sustainable empowerment must begin by understanding their aspirations.

Daddy Moses spoke about the importance of discipline and making responsible choices.Dr Margaret Gakami challenged participants to reflect on the different phases of life, particularly the 20s, 20–40s and 60–80s, and to use every stage wisely and Pastor Maina reminded everyone that God has a purpose for each person's life, encouraging participants to discover that purpose and live intentionally.

At G-MSF, we believe rehabilitation is not simply about correcting past mistakes—it is about creating opportunities for a better future. Through skills development, mentorship, dialogue and community support, we can help people rebuild their lives, reduce crime and conflict, and strengthen peaceful communities.

Listen. Empower. Rehabilitate. Transform. 🌍💚

Small seeds . Lasting Impact.

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P. O Box 34791
Nairobi
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Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

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