Join the Darren Hart Foundation Nature Walk at Karura Forest on March 30 (9 AM–4 PM)! Let’s step into wellness and change lives—support orphanages, plant trees, and uplift communities. Your steps make a difference!

🌿Walk for a Cause–Karura Forest!🌍 Join us on 30th March for a life-changing Nature Walk at Karura Forest (9 AM – 4 PM). 🎟 Entry: Ksh. 1,000 | Group rates available! 🗓 Date: 30th March ⏰ Time: 9AM – 4PM Register Now: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

At Darren Hart Foundation, we believe in real volunteerism! When we visit children's homes, we don’t just donate; we engage, cook, play, mentor, clean, and care. Every visit is about impact and love. Join us in making a real difference! Sign up today: darrenhartfoundation.org/become-a-volun…

Yesterday was amazing! We had a fantastic Nature Walk at Karura Forest with Darren Hart Foundation, fitness, fun and impact all in one! Huge thanks to everyone who joined and supported our cause. Let’s do it even bigger next time! Join us as a volunteer: darrenhartfoundation.org/become-a-volun…

✨ Darren Hart Foundation’s Karura Forest walk was all about fun, fitness, and purpose. Huge thanks to our amazing volunteers for bringing the energy and heart! Ready to join the next one? Let’s grow this movement together! #DarrenHartFoundation #KaruraNatureWalk #WalkForACause

A single tree can transform a landscape, but a thriving forest transforms a community. At Darren Hart Foundation, we don’t just plant trees, we grow, nurture, and protect them while uplifting vulnerable communities. Join us in making a lasting impact! darrenhartfoundation.org

At Darren Hart Foundation, our commitment to humanitarian service and environmental sustainability continues to create lasting impact in communities that need it most. Dive into our latest newsletter and see how we are building a better tomorrow: darrenhartfoundation.org/wp-content/upl…

Meet Angel Mary – our first-ever Program Coordinator, Volunteers at Darren Hart Foundation! With her smile, spark, and heart for service, she’s ready to lead and inspire. Read more: darrenhartfoundation.org/dhf-appoints-a…

Every child deserves to feel safe and heard. Through My Body Is My Body, we empower children to say NO to abuse and YES to their worth. Let’s protect, uplift, and listen to them. Read more: darrenhartfoundation.org/making-the-wor…

Wishing you a joyful Easter filled with grace, renewal, and love. From all of us at the Darren Hart Foundation, May blessings continue to flow in your family. darrenhartfoundation.org

🌳 Grow hope with us! On May 23, we’re heading to Mama Ngina Primary to plant 300 trees 🍊🌸 & donate sanitary pads to 1,300 pupils. Let’s restore dignity & nurture nature 💚 📲 Paybill: 4108789 💻 PayPal: [email protected] 🌐 darrenhartfoundation.org/donate #GreenHope

Last Friday, Darren Hart Foundation planted 300 trees, stocked Mama Ngina Primary’s sanitary pad bank for 500+ girls, donated sports gear & mentored young girls to dream big! Thanks to AWS, Kioo Cha Jamii & our amazing volunteers! Let’s ignite hope & build thriving communities.

🏆 Grateful and proud! Our team shares a quick message as we receive our latest award, thanks to all who believe in us. The best is yet to come! 💛 #DarrenHartFoundation #Gratitude #AwardWinning #CommunityImpact

🌍 One Pad, One Dream Last Friday, we teamed up with AWS to stock Mama Ngina Primary’s sanitary towel bank, giving 500+ girls the dignity & freedom to learn. No girl should miss school because of her period. Every pad is a promise: her dreams matter. #EmpowerHer #PeriodPoverty

At Darren Hart Foundation, we believe no girl should miss school because of poverty or stigma. With us, Every Girl Stays in School. 🎒📚 Donate today

Last Week, we brought more than food & clothes to Memorial Children’s Home, we brought hope. 🎂🎁. From birthday cake to safety talks (“My Body is My Body”) & essentials like pads, shoes & firewood, thank you to all who made it happen. 💛 👉 darrenhartfoundation.org/become-a-volun… #GiveHope

This weekend, we spent the afternoon at Smile Children’s Home in Kayole, sharing food, laughter and safety lessons with little ones full of hope. We reminded them gently: “No one should hurt you, kick you or touch you in ways that feel wrong. Always speak to someone safe.”