Community Development Project in Kenya
Osenetoi Interim Report V December 2011
Osenetoi Interim Report IV September 2011
Osenetoi Interim Report III June 2011
Osenetoi Interim Report II March 2011
Osenetoi Interim Report I December 2010
April 22, 2010
Launch party for new project in Osenetoi, Kenya. SVQF held a cocktail party and screening
at the home of Advisory Board member Marie Samuels to benefit its new community
development project in Osenetoi, a Masai village in rural Kenya. Photos of the evening can be
viewed on SVQF’s Facebook page here
In February 2010, SVQF funded the shipment of nearly 21,000 pounds of medical equipment and supplies valued at $297,379 to Kenya. The supplies are being used to fully equip the permanent medical clinic built by Free The Children to serve the Narok South District region of Kenya’s Masai Mara, where until now there have been [...]
July 27, 2010
Screening of “Salabwek: Not Far From Here” about SVQF’s work in Kenya. SVQF presented a film screening of “Salabwek: Not Far From Here” at Guild Hall in East Hampton, NY. The film highlights SVQF’s sustainable community development project in the rural village of Salabwek in Kenya’s Masai Mara, where SVQF has provided schools, [...]
Community Development Project in Kenya
Salabwek Phase II final report March 2010
Salabwek Phase II interim report December 2009
Salabwek Phase II interim report September 2009
Salabwek Phase II interim report July 2009
Salabwek Phase I final program report October 2008
Salabwek progress report July 2008
Salabwek progress report April 2008
Salabwek progress report December 2007
Salabwek progress report September 2007
Salabwek progress report June [...]
Time Magazine: How the New Philanthropy Works
An excerpt from a letter sent to Sanam Quraishi by a member of the Columbia University Students of the World team, which immersed itself in the daily life of Salabwek’s residents while documenting the impact of SVQF’s community development project:
Throughout my time in Salabwek I felt truly privileged to have the role as [...]
