Empowering society

Foundation to educate bright students, fight poverty launched

“We will cater for the well-being of the society by sponsoring the needy students to get quality education."

In Summary

•Moses Muriithi, Fanaka Real Estate Director, said that the launch of the foundation means a lot to society and they are optimistic it will create a positive impact on transformation.

•He said that they will work closely with other institutions to create a positive impact and empower those in need.

Foundation to help the needy launched.
Foundation to help the needy launched.
Image: Amos Njau

Fanaka Real Estate has launched the Fanaka Wema foundation to cater to unfortunate members of society.

The launch of the organization was held on Friday and those in attendance included Affecto foundation chairman Ndung’u Nyoro who was the chief guest as well as several members of the public.

Moses Muriithi, Fanaka Real Estate Director, said that the launch of the foundation means a lot to society and they are optimistic it will create a positive impact on transformation.

He said that they will work closely with other institutions to create a positive impact and empower those in need.

 “We started at the very low key in 2016 and we have grown tremendously and that is why we have decided to give back to society through the launch of Wema foundation, “he said.

He added that through the foundation, they will be working with a wide range of partners to transform and improve the livelihoods of the community through education, well-being, and community service.

“We will cater for the well-being of the society by sponsoring the needy students to get quality education, cater for their social being, and enhancing the wellbeing of the society," Muriithi said.

He said that the foundation's specific focus is to create a positive impact in society, to uphold, sustain and improve our communities’ nobility by transforming, empowering, and elevating their livelihoods.

Also speaking, Affecto foundation chairman Ndung’u Nyoro rallied several members of the society as well as institutions to uphold humanity by helping those in need.

He said that the public-private partnership is healthy and Kenyan should embrace it.

“It’s through partnerships that the society becomes great and this is what Affecto is up to, transforming the society and making it better," he said.

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