Our Charity - Kibet4Kids Foundation
After the 2012 Olympics, Head Coach Hugo van den Broek and his wife, Hilda Kibet, founded Kibet4Kids to provide children in impoverished areas with access to high-quality, free public services. Through education, healthcare, and community support, the foundation strives to create a brighter future for underprivileged youth.
During Kenya Camp, you will also visit one of the primary schools that were built by the charity Kibet4Kids and donated to the community where they provide free education to hundreds of children. Feel free to take some school supplies with you, if you would like. Below some more information about Kibet4Kids.
Support Kibet4Kids: Transforming Lives in Kenya Since 2012
Join us in supporting Kibet4Kids Foundation, a charity dedicated to providing free, high-quality education and healthcare to children in impoverished areas of Kenya. Founded after the 2012 Olympics, Kibet4Kids ensures that 99% of donations go directly to helping children—no overhead costs. Since 2013, we've invested over $250,000 to improve young lives. Discover how you can donate, volunteer, or spread the word to make a difference today!
Health Care Projects
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Improving existing public medical facilities in rural areas, so that more people will be able to use specialized health care and more children can be treated for mild disorders, such as diarrhoea.
Individual Support Projects
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Sponsoring students who show dedication and prowess in their primary school studies but are not able to pay for high-school education fees.
School Projects
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Building public primary schools in areas with lack of schools, so that more children are able to receive primary education.
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Building extra classrooms for existing schools, reducing the number of pupils per classroom
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Improving facilities in existing schools, such as delivering desks, computers and other stationary, renovating classrooms, building a library, building better latrines and employing extra teachers. The goal is to create a pleasant, stimulating and conducive learning environment, so that pupils from all backgrounds are provided with the opportunity to succeed.
