TFalls Foundation Hands Over Upgraded Facilities to Kayu School in Murang’a

Murang’a County – June 20, 2025 – In a joyful and memorable facility handover ceremony, TFalls Foundation officially handed over newly upgraded infrastructure to Kayu School, transforming both the school environment and the community’s spirit. The event was marked by vibrant cultural celebrations, heartfelt gratitude from community members, and a special homecoming for Timothy Muthoga, a TFalls member and former pupil of the school.

Facility Handover and Ribbon Cutting

Central to the day was the official handover and ribbon-cutting of major improvements, including a renovated administration block and a modern ablution block. These upgrades were fully funded and completed by TFalls Foundation, reflecting their ongoing commitment to enhancing educational infrastructure in rural Kenya.

The handover was led by Timothy Muthoga and his family, Harrison Maina and his family, along with the Kenyan construction crew and their families, all of whom played key roles in bringing the project to fruition. Also present was Mr. Githinji, who had made the initial visit to the school alongside TFalls Foundation president Charles Wangondu to assess the situation and needs.

Special appreciation was extended to the TFalls Foundation board members for their guidance, support, and unwavering commitment throughout the project.

Student Performances and Celebrations

Kayu School’s pupils expressed their appreciation through lively cultural performances—traditional dances, songs, and poems—that filled the event with joy and pride. Their spirited presentations celebrated the foundation’s generosity and the positive impact of the new facilities on their learning experience.

Official Remarks and Community Gratitude

Several speakers shared reflections during the ceremony.Timothy Muthoga, returning to his home school, spoke emotionally:

“To come back to the place where I began my education and see these wonderful improvements fills me with gratitude. TFalls Foundation’s help has given our children dignity, hope, and opportunity.”

Harrison Maina added:

“TFalls is about investing in communities and walking with them toward a brighter future.”

The school headteacher Mrs Nduati also conveyed heartfelt thanks, emphasizing how the upgraded facilities will greatly enhance the teaching and learning environment.

The ceremony was honored by the presence of various area school headteachers, the area chief, and nominated senator Hon. Veronica Maina, who all praised TFalls Foundation’s impactful support. Other dignitaries included education officers, church leaders, and Ministry of Education representatives, each voicing their strong appreciation for the foundation’s dedication.

Celebration and Community Bonding

Following the formal handover, the event transitioned into a warm community celebration. Thanks to TFalls Foundation, a delicious meal was served to students, teachers, parents, and guests, fostering a sense of unity and shared joy.

Parents and community members expressed deep gratitude. One parent remarked,

“TFalls Foundation has not only improved our school’s facilities but has restored hope and pride in our children’s education.”

Conclusion

The June 20 handover ceremony at Kayu School was far more than a formal event—it was a heartfelt celebration of partnership, progress, and promise. Through the dedication of TFalls Foundation, the school now stands as a beacon of improved learning conditions and brighter futures.

As the day came to a close beneath the rolling hills of Murang’a, it was clear that TFalls Foundation is not just building infrastructure—they are nurturing generations to come.