Charitable Giving

How 27 Middle School Students Sponsored a Child and Raised Support for Children with Disabilities in Kenya!

by Kupenda

  • Posted on October 19, 2018

In the 6 years since it was founded, the Global Ambassadors Club, has raised money to build schools, construct toilet facilities and provide clean water in countries such as Sudan, Honduras, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Panama, and Cuba. Last year, this incredible group of 27 middle school students also raised $1,500 for Kupenda and sponsored a…



In their Own Words: 10 People Impacted by Disability and Poverty Share their Stories

by Kupenda

  • Posted on October 17, 2018

25 years ago the United Nations declared October 17 International Day for the Eradication of Poverty.  We could tell you facts and data about poverty in developing nations and how families impacted by disability often suffer more extreme poverty due to discrimination from their neighbors and local leaders – but we know you’ve heard it…



6 young Kenyan boys laying on the floor together and laughing.

Join us this Saturday for an Afternoon of Craft Beer, Live Music, Delicious Food, and Raffles!

by Kupenda

  • Posted on September 5, 2018

Kupenda is hosting a fun afternoon at Burke’s Alewerks in Hanover, Massachusetts this Saturday, September 8, from 12:00 – 4:00 p.m.! In addition to Burke’s delicious variety of European and American style ales, we will also be serving food from local favorites, including the Chicken and Rice Guys and specialty desserts from Ovedia! You’ll also…



How Your Donations Have Changed 4 Lives

by Jessica Charles Abrams

  • Posted on August 30, 2018

Dear Friends, This year I sat with 4 children from our programs and listened to stories of how their lives had been transformed because of your donations. Each child’s story illustrated how a $30 gift is so much more than a month of tuition – it’s also access to food, a bed, medical care, and…



A group of 7 Kenyan women and 4 children all standing together outside.

3 Ways to Honor Special Women on Mother’s Day while Supporting Families Impacted by Disability

by Kupenda

  • Posted on May 7, 2018

When Agnus Mwarenga’s daughter was just 6 months old she began having severe seizures that eventually caused her arms and legs to become paralyzed. Now 12-years old, Agnus’ daughter uses a wheelchair but is still able to make shoes, key holders, belts and decorative flowers for baskets. Agnus has also learned to make these items…



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