Sponsorship FAQs

Except in cases of restricted sponsorships, we pool all of our sponsorship funds to ensure that all students have access to high quality education and holistic care.  We treat all of the students in our programs equally.

Sponsorship funds help cover the costs associated with educating all of the students at St Barnabas Orthodox orphanage and School. Examples include: providing three healthy meals every day; fueling our school bus that brings our students safely to and from school every day; filling our classrooms with books, art supplies, and calculators; retaining qualified and dedicated teachers, tutors, and cooks; maintaining a safe and welcoming campus; and much, much more.

Yes, if you mark your donation, “this donation is in honor of somebody” – they will be notified of your gift and we will direct on-going communications to the mailing address you provide.

To ensure that students without sponsors do not feel excluded, we aren’t able to accept gifts.

Child Sponsorship

Would you consider sponsoring a child at St. Barnabas orphanage?

A simple monthly commitment ensures your sponsored child will receive food, clothing, shelter, education, and healthcare. The sponsorship commitment is $100 a month. You can ensure a child does not go hungry, has clothes on his or her back, has a safe place to sleep, gets proper medical attention, and – nearly as important – an education. A formal K-12 education system does not exist in Kenya so that’s where we provide that with teachers, staff, and curriculum in a safe environment. The best path out of poverty and a chance at a good life lies in formal education. Let’s face it, for what you might spend on dinner for two at a restaurant you can provide a child hope for a better life while serving his or her basic needs in the process.

Scroll down and find the child you’d like to sponsor, and make it happen. It’s quick, simple and has an immediate impact. One person can make a difference and that person could be you.

Elizabeth Wambui Kung’u
(Girl) – Pre-Primary: 2

Gloria Mutinda Karoki
(Girl) – Grade: 3

Brian Kimani
(Boy) – Grade: 5

Elizabeth Wambui Kung’u
(Girl) – Pre-Primary: 2

Bilha Wambui
(Girl) – Grade: 4

Victor Munene Kinyiti
(Boy) – Grade: 1

June Otieno
(Boy) – Grade: 4

Jimmy Ng’ang’a kamau
(Boy) – Pre-Primary: 1

Alvin Mwangi Mukadui
(Boy) – Class: 6

James Waithaka Kimani
(Boy) – Grade: 3

Kezziah Mukuhi
(Girl) – Grade: 4

Alvin Thiong’o Ngugi
(Boy) – Pre-Primary: 1

John Kiniaru
(Boy) – Grade: 5

Esther Wanjiku Kamau
(Girl) – Class: 6

Jecinta Njoki Kahugu
(Girl) – Grade: 2

Jane Wambui
(Girl) – Grade: 5

Patience Wairimu Muhache
(Girl) – Grade: 3

Felix Ng’ang’a Gitau
(Boy) – Pre-Primary: 1

Ann Njeri
(Girl) – Class: 8

John Kameme Mbaire
(Boy) – Class: 8

John Kameme Mbaire
(Boy) – Class: 8

Simon Kinyanjui
(Boy) – Grade: 2

Lucy Ngendo
(Girl) – Class: 8

Naomi Njoki
(Girl) – Class: 8

Erick Ndung’u Njoroge
(Boy) – Pre-Primary: 1

Cyprian Kabutu Mwangi
(Boy) – Grade: 3

Rose Sungut
(Girl – Grade: 6

Salome Nyambura Boi
(Girl) – Grade: 1

Grace Wanjiku Ndiritu
(Girl) – Class: 7

Ian Ng’ang’a
(Boy) – Class: 5

Faith Wanjiru Chege
(Girl) – Grade: 2

Esther Waithera
(Girl) – Grade: 6

Ramsey Kinuthia Kamau
(Boy) – Class: 4

John Gachira Wangui
(Boy) – Class: 5

Damaris Atieno
(Girl) – Class: 7

Frankline Gicheha
(Boy) – Pre-Primary: 1

James Karanja
(Boy) – Class: 7

John Gachira Wangui
(Boy) – Class: 5

James Mwangi Wangari
(Boy) – Grade: 3

Mary Njeri Weru
(Girl) – Grade: 1

Angel Trizah Njoki
(Girl) – Class: 6

Joseph Kamau Wanjiku
(Boy) – Class: 6

Sheila Wangui Nyambura
(Girl) – Class: 4

Peter Njoroge Wanjiku
(Boy) – Class: 6

David Mburu
(Boy) – Class: 6

Lily Wangui Kamau
(Girl) – Class: 5

George Karanja
(Boy) – Class: 6

Alvin Githuka Kimani
(Boy) – Class: 6

Lucy Waithera Gitau
(Girl) – Class: 5

James Makori
(Boy) – Class: 7

Moses Waruiru Wanjiku
(Boy) – Class: 6

Julias Kamau
(Boy) – Class: 5

Mark Njoroge Wanja
(Boy) – Class: 5

David Ndegwa
(Boy) – Class: 6

Elvis Kamau
(Boy) – Class: 5

George Kagechu Njoki
(Boy) – Class: 8

Claire Muthoni Gitau
(Girl) – Class: 8

Margaret Njeri Mwangi
(Girl) – Class: 8

Mary Wahu Kim
(Girl) – Class: 8

Peninah Nairosi
(Girl) – Class: 8

Kelvin Kariuki Mukei
(Boy) – Class: 6