Making a Global Impact
Creating opportunities through education, outreach, and meaningful partnerships around the world.
Education in Kenya
The Fund’s work in Kenya has focused on increasing access to education and resources for students in need.
Through support of the PCEA Nanyuki Academy, the Fund has:
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Funded 24 student tuition scholarships
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Provided school supplies and computer resources
In 2025, in partnership with the Sycamore Presbyterian Church Missions Committee, the Fund expanded its impact by supporting:
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8 additional scholarships
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Additional technology and learning tools
These efforts support a student body of over 450 learners, guided by dedicated educators committed to shaping the next generation.
Conservation in the Galápagos Islands
The Fund’s international impact includes support for conservation and environmental education efforts in the Galápagos Islands, one of the most unique ecosystems in the world.
Through partnerships that promote environmental stewardship, the Fund has helped support:
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Protection of native wildlife and habitats
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Conservation education and community awareness initiatives
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Efforts to preserve biodiversity found nowhere else on Earth
The Galápagos Islands are home to remarkable species, including giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and the Galápagos penguin. Many of these plants and animals are found only within the archipelago, making conservation efforts critical to their survival.
These initiatives help protect a globally significant ecosystem while inspiring future generations to value and preserve the natural world.
Wildlife Conservation in Kenya
The Fund’s international impact extends to wildlife conservation efforts in Kenya through support of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, a globally recognized organization dedicated to protecting endangered wildlife and preserving natural habitats.
Through support of the Trust, conservation efforts have helped:
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Rescue and rehabilitate orphaned elephants and rhinos
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Support anti-poaching and habitat protection initiatives
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Provide veterinary care and wildlife rescue services across Kenya
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Promote conservation education and community engagement programs
Founded in 1977, the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust operates one of the world's most successful elephant orphan rescue and rehabilitation programs while working to safeguard wildlife and ecosystems throughout Kenya.
These efforts help ensure a future where wildlife and local communities can thrive together, protecting Kenya’s natural heritage for generations to come.
The Fund’s work in Uganda reflects its commitment to supporting communities through
meaningful partnerships and outreach efforts.
Through collaboration with local organizations, the Fund has focused on:
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Encouraging educational opportunities
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Supporting community-based initiatives
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Providing resources that help meet local needs
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Building relationships that foster long-term impact
As outreach efforts continue to grow, the Fund remains dedicated to identifying
opportunities that strengthen communities and create positive change.
These efforts demonstrate the Fund’s mission to extend compassion, support, and
opportunity to communities around the world.
Cissy Acala. Watoto Village
Cissy dreams of being a doctor someday.
Community Outreach in Uganda
Why It Matters
Every effort reflects Kevin’s legacy, creating opportunity and inspiring hope in communities both near and far. Through education, outreach, and conservation, the Fund helps empower individuals, strengthen communities, and support a brighter future for the next generation. opportunity and inspiring hope.