sports4change.org

Founders

Founders Sonja Reifler Shiku Waithaka Josephine Lamshed Gunnar Kraft Board Member Shiku Waithaka Gunnar Kraft Sonja Reifler Gabriel Grimsditch Josephine Lamshed Rehana Velji Silv...

Club 200 is a new strategy of raising funds for our projects. We are targeting 200 members to donate 2,400 kshs per donor annually. Our club targets young and old philanthropists with a big heart for ...

Sanitary Project

We have taken up a new project : Provision of sanitary towels for 65 young women in Kibera through the Kibera Sports Development Programme. As you might know, Kibera is the largest slum in Africa. The...

Student Club 200

Student club also dubbed Students for Students is meant for Student who wants to help other disadvantaged students. The target is to have 200 students who are willing to give 200 kshs per year.

Our Mission and Vision

MissionMobilise the general public to provide economic and educational support to needy youths, women and disabled through sporting activities. VisionNeedy youths, women and disabl...

About us

We are a registered non-profit organization with a quest to change society through sports; thus the name Sports for Change.We are not professional athletes, but with a lot of passion for the same we h...

Fundraising

Each month Sports for Change organises a range of sporting activities, such as hiking, biking, rafting, running, kayaking, and asks participants to make a small donation towards our projects. If y...

Education

Our main project is the education of orphaned and very needy children. Eight years ago, primary education in Kenya was declared free. Many children from needy families joined schools. Those who had dr...

Corporate participation

We request corporate to join Club 200 and contribute at least 2,000 monthly and 24,000 annually. This will be a great boost in our projects a great way to achieve your corporate social responsibility....

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The beuty of hiking Menengai crate

Menengai crater tour turned out to be the most spectacular and popular hike to date. The day started with 28 excited hikes assembling at the meeting point. We had one bus to fit all, but had to use a personal car. This was to cater for Sabine Sibler’s love of her dog Sheki. Who believes a hike without her dog is no hike. We arrived to Nakuru in time. We picked two more hikers and two guides.

We used a back route to the crater which seemed weird. The guide had explained earlier that the main road to the crater is impassable, Iam yet to discover the truth, but my instinct say- liar. The bus halted after 10km. “this is our starting point.” said the guide.

There was no place to pay park fees. I looked around for any ranger with a receipt books but there was none. I approached chief guide Dan Kinyua and questioned him. “Don’t worry I will help out later.” Convinced and satisfied, I changed to my hiking boots and joined the rest briefing point.

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