Schools
We’ve helped build two schools, giving children bright, safe classrooms and desks of their own.
Kenya & East Africa
Carrying forward Kristin Rose's passion for education and service to children in Kenya and beyond.
Donations are processed securely through the Utah Community Foundation.
Her Story
Those who know Kristin understand the joy and purpose she found during her trip to Africa in 2024, where she helped build a school in a small village outside the city of Mombasa, Kenya. While there, painting classrooms and building desks, she began to notice something wasn’t right. Her left arm wasn’t working as it should. Tragically, that “something” was later diagnosed as a glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer that has since turned her life upside down.
Despite this, Kristin’s passion for helping others continues to inspire all of us.
A Life of Teaching
Kristin has dedicated her life to education and service. She volunteered for years as an Art Literacy Director in the Beaverton School District in Oregon, tutored students of all ages in math and statistics, and most recently taught English to individuals in Peru seeking better opportunities for employment. Her impact has been profound, and this project is a way to carry forward her legacy.
Our Mission
Through the Kristin Rose Foundation, our family is carrying forward her work: building classrooms, supporting communities, and opening the door to learning for children who need it most.
Our Work
We’ve helped build two schools, giving children bright, safe classrooms and desks of their own.
We’ve helped build a fresh water well, bringing clean, safe water to the community so children can stay healthy and in the classroom.
And this is only the beginning.
Get Involved
Every gift, large or small, helps build classrooms and opportunities for children in Kenya and beyond.
Your gift supports schools, clean water, and educational opportunities for children in need.
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