
Construction Update
FoKO is thrilled to fund a necessary, safe lavatory facility for the children of St. Lucy's.
Help us provide a community of support, a home, an education and most importantly, a full future of possibility for abused, orphaned and abandoned children in Kenya.
The story of Friends of Kenyan Orphans begins with two people, Bud and Sue Ozar, who have dedicated their lives to humanitarian work, and whose path led them to a country where they witnessed children suffering and were moved to try to help: Kenya.
Your sponsorship of a student will result in a home, health care, education, and a safe and caring environment where she will form lasting and trusting relationships with both adults and children.
There are creative and mutually beneficial ways to support Friends of Kenyan Orphans through “planned gifts” where through thoughtful planning a win-win result is created for you and the orphaned and abandoned children of Kenya.
FoKO is thrilled to fund a necessary, safe lavatory facility for the children of St. Lucy's.
In Kenya, it is one of the best times of the year - summer.
FOKO Board members gathered the past few days in Detroit.
FOKO was recently able to provide books for the New Kenyan National Curriculum.
Access to fresh water for the Mt. Carmel students is now possible thanks to our generous FOKO donors.
FOKO recently funded a lighting safety project for Ripples International in partnership with another North American donor.