Harambee means “Let’s all pull together”  in Kiswahili.  A Kenyan tradition, a Harambee encourages generously placing others before self as a group to “all pull together” to assist anyone in need, regardless of class, ethnic group, gender, or religion.

The Jirani Project is a grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated to the education and support of Kenyan children living in difficult circumstances. Run entirely by volunteers in the United States and one full-time staff member in Kenya, the Jirani Project provides these children with the support needed for shelter, food, school tuition, clothing, and basic medical care, in addition to covering all costs related to children’s education.

Join us on October 24, 2024, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. for a fundraising event for The Jirani Project!

The event will consist of a Kenyan market and East African food.

Kenyan market items – great for gift shopping!

Online auction with over 35 items and experiences to bid on (auction open Oct 24 @ 12:15pm (AZ time) -Nov 3 @ 8:15pm (AZ time))