Our circles of steady givers are the ground we stand on. They let us promise a young mother the whole journey, not just the first step.
When you give every year or every month, you invest in girls who have been pushed out of school and home, and in the children they are raising. The change carries into their families and into the next generation.
Regular gifts carry a young mother through the months it takes to heal, return to school or training, stay in health care, and rebuild ties with her family.
Predictable income lets us commit to a girl for the whole road, keep mentor mothers visiting, and plan each cohort a year ahead instead of month to month.
Circle members in Kenya and abroad hear from the field together, meet our team, and see each year what their gifts funded, side by side.
Each circle is named in Dholuo, the language of the communities we serve. Your circle is set by what you give in a year, and monthly gifts count toward it.
Rieko means “wisdom” in Dholuo
Rieko members make multi-year planning possible: staff who stay, mental health screening and referral, and the monitoring that tells us what is working and what is not.
Teko means “strength” in Dholuo
Teko members give us the strength to plan whole cohorts: peer support circles, the mentor mothers who lead them, and the clinic follow-up that keeps girls and babies in care.
Kinda means “perseverance” in Dholuo
Kinda members carry the long middle of a girl’s journey: school fees and childcare, vocational training, and the months of support it takes for a fresh start to hold.
Hera means “love” in Dholuo
Hera members are the warmth behind the work: the steady givers whose gifts keep mentor mothers knocking on doors, week in, week out.
Amounts are shown in US dollars. Give in Kenya shillings or euros if you prefer; we use the equivalent on the day of your gift.
Monthly giving, from KES 1,000 / EUR 10
Rather give a little every month? Walk With Her members fund one girl-month of the journey at a time. Every monthly gift counts toward your annual circle, so USD 30 a month brings you into the Hera Circle.
Give monthlyGeno means “hope” and “trust” in Dholuo
For people who include GPAK Girls in their will. A legacy gift is trust placed in girls not yet born, and we honour it by name in our yearly summary, or quietly if you prefer.
About planned givingNo. Circles are pooled: members walk with all the girls in the programme, never one named child, because a girl’s privacy and dignity are not for sale. You meet the girls through their own consented words, with names changed unless a woman chooses otherwise.
Yes. Your circle is set by what you give over twelve months, whether that arrives as one gift, quarterly transfers, or a monthly Walk With Her standing order.
By bank transfer to the organization’s account, or through WorldRemit, Sendwave or Taptap Send straight to our M-Pesa line. Message us and we send the details and confirm every gift with a receipt.
Girl Pride Africa Kenya is registered with the NGOs Co-ordination Board of Kenya. We cannot promise tax relief in other countries. If it matters to you, ask us and we will share our registration documents so you can check with your adviser.
Of course. We only thank members by name in the yearly summary when they tell us they would like that.
Any time, with one message. No questions, no pressure.
Tell us the circle you would like to join and how you prefer to give: M-Pesa, bank transfer, or a diaspora app such as WorldRemit, Sendwave or Taptap Send. We reply within a day with the details and welcome you with your first field letter.
+254 725 737 867 · info@gpakgirls.org · Gifts go to the organization’s account, never personal accounts.