People Bridge has three main focus’ in Kenya: education, entrepreneurship, and

faith in Jesus.  We believe that education is key and needed for youth and adults. We believe that hand-outs can be helpful during urgent times, but training in self-sustaining

entrepreneurship is the long-term solution to self-sustainability. We believe that Jesus

is the foundation.

We are asking friends to sacrifice beside us as we partner with Work for Life and bring

business ownership training to a new level through our partners.

A one-time or monthly will enable 6000 people to be trained in business

ownership by the end of 2023 in Kenya. It costs $12 total to train one person over

a 20-week course. Our goal is $18,000 committed total by December 30th to cover the

2023 need.

These students are a part of communities of learners who go through the training

together and encourage each other in the launching of businesses in their communities.

83% of students who complete the training go on to increase their weekly net revenue

within 6 months. On average, Work for Life businesses provide sustainability to three

direct employees and a broader network of 18 friends and family connected to those

employees.

The funding that you give goes directly to the trainers that lead these groups. They find

the men and women that are already meeting together or start groups of 20-30 people.

The young woman that we have hired full-time in Kenya to be

the Work for Life Coordinator is Jackeline Saleiyan. She is a firecracker. She is a leader.

She went through the training last year with six

others in Kenya and has been a part of training others weekly without a salary.

We have the structure in place where my good friend,

Randy Wilson, leads the charge from the States and

leads the leaders in Africa. We met at his office in

Alabama earlier this year and talk weekly to

encourage and strategically plan.

The reason this is so exciting to me is the far reaching effect. It does not only impact

the business owner. It impacts their family and those around them. It impacts the local

church that they can give to. It stimulates the local economy. It provides education for

children, access to healthcare, clean water, healthy food, and stable homes. When done

well, business creation can solve many of the greatest physical challenges we see

across Kenya. For many stories of success www.iworkforlife.com/success/

Thank you for prayerfully considering this opportunity.