PROVIDING
ACCESS TO QUALITY EDUCATION
High-quality school facilities, such as classrooms, staff rooms, and bathrooms, are essential for delivering quality education. However, millions of children in Kenya lack access to these necessary amenities, which negatively impacts their performance. Join us in our effort to provide improved school infrastructure for Kenyan students.
Join Us for the Mt. Angels Handover Celebration!
You're invited! TFalls Foundation Inc. is celebrating the completion of transformative infrastructure improvements at Mt. Angels Comprehensive School, Nyahururu, Laikipia County.
Board Chair David Kirkpatrick and Foundation President Charles Wangondu will join county officials, school leadership, donors, and community members to mark this milestone.
📅 Date: Tuesday, July 21, 2026
🕕 Time: 6:00 AM (ET)
📍 Location: Mt. Angels Comprehensive School, Nyahururu, Kenya
Can't be there in person? Watch the celebration live!
2026 Objectives
TFalls Foundation Inc. is proud to report that our 2026 objectives at Mt. Angels Comprehensive School are nearly complete and ahead of schedule. Six new classrooms, a new 20-bathroom block with improved water supply, a renovated staff office and facilities, a relocated school kitchen, and a newly developed playground have all been finished — transforming the learning environment for hundreds of students.
The only work remaining is the construction of a new event/social hall, which will complete the county's land donation agreement and close out this phase of the project.
Join us as we celebrate this progress at our upcoming Handover Celebration on July 21, 2026 — and help us finish strong by supporting the final push to complete the hall.
Together, we continue to build brighter futures.
Facilities
We identify needy public institutions and improve them one at a time.
uniform
Most children cannot afford uniforms. With help from The Uniform Project, we have been able to gift recycled clothing to needy children.
feeding program
At times when the area we serve is experiencing a drought, we have had generous donors contribute specifically to our Full Bellies feeding program. Currently, this is not a need.
