Corporate Partnerships

HFH Kenya invites Corporations and Foundations in Kenya to join its agenda of alleviating housing poverty in the country by improving housing conditions and living standards of low income people and vulnerable groups.

Partnering with HFH Kenya presents the following opportunities to our partners:

Immediacy, visibility and tangibility of your brand to your customers at the grassroots through our existing community networks and relationships.
A laudable and visible social responsibility project.
Prominent public exposure as well as successful team building with a positive impact on their employee’s morale.
A hands-on opportunity for Corporates/Foundations staff to join hands to make a difference in the life of needy people.

Why Habitat for Humanity Kenya?

HFH Kenya has been working in Kenya since 1982 and has so far worked in and supported over 250 communities.
We have enabled over low income families in over 10 counties in Kenya to access decent and affordable houses through building, renovating and preserving homes, schools, and children homes.
HFH Kenya builds simple, decent and affordable houses for vulnerable families living in dilapidated housing conditions, lack access to water and proper sanitation facilities, earn less than$1/day and those precluded from owning decent shelter due to lack of access to land.
We provide the technical and managerial oversight necessary to deliver quality assistance to beneficiaries.
We also ensures that benefiting communities contribute to the build initiative through community-level ‘sweat equity’.

“Sweat equity” is Habitat’s name for the labor that homeowners expend in the construction of their houses and those of their group members/neighbors, as well as the time they spend investing in their own self-improvement.

For more information or to start a partnership, please contact:

Peris Mwangi
Volunteer Engagement Coordinator

Habitat for Humanity Kenya
CVS Plaza, Kasuku Road off Lenana Road
P.O. Box 38948 00623, Nairobi, Kenya.

Tel: +254 101454380
Email: pmwangi@hfhkenya.org

Habitat Kenya Corporate Partners

Dow Chemical

DOW Kenya has been supporting and partnering with Habitat Kenya since 2012 when they constructed 25 homes for the internally…

DOW Kenya has been supporting and partnering with Habitat Kenya since 2012 when they constructed 25 homes for the internally displaced persons in Maai Mahiu and engaged in more than a dozen of builds in Eldama Ravine, Bomet. Most recently, Dow Chemical supported Habitat Kenya to put up 6 houses in Mukima and 2 houses in Rumuruti, Laikipia County.

Dow envisions a holistic, human centered design to solving the housing challenges with an aim of constructing low cost quality houses meeting the required standards by improving the housing conditions for the vulnerable elderly, orphans and vulnerable children in the community and working with the community by involving them in the house construction, WASH (Water & Sanitation) solutions, trainings and capacity building process.

Superfoam Ltd

Superfoam Ltd, donated 100 mattresses to twenty-five families in Rumuruti, Laikipia County in a bid to promote housing and quality…

Superfoam Ltd, donated 100 mattresses to twenty-five families in Rumuruti, Laikipia County in a bid to promote housing and quality sleep among internally displaced families.

The donations, given in November 2018, were part of a wider partnership between Superfoam Ltd, The Dow Chemical Company and Habitat for Humanity-Kenya. Beneficiaries of the project were victims of conflict in the larger Laikipia County.

Superfoam Ltd aims at providing families, manufacturing, motor, farming and the hospitality industries with a range of sleep solution products like mattresses and pillows for a good night’s sleep.

LG

LG partnered with HFH Kenya, in October 2020 improve the learning environment for 225 deaf Children and 400 Early Child…

LG partnered with HFH Kenya, in October 2020 improve the learning environment for 225 deaf Children and 400 Early Child Development (ECD) Children in Machakos County by providing the required infrastructural facilities for learning, water, sanitation, and hygiene.

The specific learning institutions are Kyumbi primary school and Machakos School for the Deaf. They benefited from the following:

Kyumbi Primary School: Renovation and furnishing of 2 Early Child Development (ECD) classrooms, construction of new ECD toilet block, and a kitchen block to serve the entire school.
Machakos School for the Deaf: Construction of a new library, toilet block, and renovation of the bathrooms and the borehole water plumbing system within the institution.