Contribute to NEFOS, help us build lasting change.
NEFOS works in partnership with rural communities in Kenya to deliver sustainable, locally led development. Whether you donate, volunteer, fundraise or partner with us, every contribution makes a real difference on the ground.
There are many ways to support NEFOS.
Donate
Your donation funds tools, seeds, training and healthcare access directly in rural Kenya. We accept one-off and recurring contributions. Every pound goes further on the ground.
Volunteer
Whether you are a student on placement, a professional with skills to share, or simply passionate about making a difference, there is a place for you at NEFOS. Like Clara, your contribution could change lives.
Fundraise
From marathons to bake sales, community events to workplace giving, fundraising for NEFOS is a brilliant way to get your network involved. We will support you every step of the way.
Partner with us
We welcome strategic partnerships with organisations, businesses, schools and institutions that share our values. If you are interested in working with NEFOS, we would love to hear from you.
In-kind support
Donations of educational materials and equipment, including laptops, books and stationery, directly support learning access for children and strengthen community training programmes in Kenya.
Spread the word
Follow us on social media, share our work with your network, and help us raise awareness of the impact NEFOS is making in rural Kenya. Visibility matters as much as funding.
We would love to hear from you.
Whether you have a question about our work, want to discuss a partnership, or simply want to find out more about how you can get involved, our team is here to help.
We aim to respond to all enquiries within 3 working days.
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Your donation funds tools, seeds and training directly in rural Kenya. There is no minimum that is too small to matter.