Safaricom’s Ndoto Zetu Wants to Make Your Dream Come True

We all have dreams, some out of this world, some outrageously crazy, some also to the benefit of our immediate surroundings.

Whatever it is, it’s still a dream.

The famous American author Napoleon Hill once said that:

“Whatever the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve”.

It is for this same reason why great men and women have stood before us and came up with world-changing solutions and ideas to our many problems.

Take, for example, the Wright brothers. In their wildest dreams and imaginations, they wouldn’t have thought that they would invent, build and fly the world’s first successful motor-operated aeroplane.

Our imagination is one of the keys to a productive life, and in fact, life is only limited by a lack of it. Our imagination is the key to untold worlds when we grow up as children.

Upon winning the Oscars, our very own US-based actress Lupita Nyong’o also had this to say of dreams:

“No matter where you are from, your dreams are valid.”

We all have very valid dreams and imaginations for ourselves, our families and our communities.

It’s for this same reason that Safaricom Foundation has just last week launched the third edition of the Ndoto Zetu initiative.

During the launch at various places across the country, Safaricom CEO, Peter Ndegwa said this when he presided over the fulfilment of yet another dream that saw Shadrack Kimalel Secondary school in Kibra get a new and fully furnished laboratory.

He said:

“Ndoto Zetu is our initiative to partner with Kenyans keen to make a difference in their communities through social investments. Each dream we bring to life translates to thousands of lives impacted and transformed. This year we hope to impact and transform many more lives as we continue to support the country bounce back from the COVID-19 Pandemic. It is our greatest desire and joy to help fulfil dreams that impact millions of people countrywide,” said Peter Ndegwa.

In many other parts of the country, various projects were also handed over or passed over to the beneficiaries. These were:

In the Greater Western region, Safaricom Foundation has also provided calculators at – Masosa Mixed Sec School, while at the Friends School Kamusinga, newly done Library Shelves have also been officially handed over.

In the Rift Valley region at Kenegut Dispensary, a Screening Machine was commissioned by the foundation.

In the Mt. Kenya region, Bright Future Foundation Samburu has also received Sanitary Towels,

Likewise too, at the Snr. Chief Gichohi Primary School.

Nairobi East’s Kangundo DEB Special Primary School received books for their school library.

While at the Kenyan Coast, Istiqama Children Orphanage in Kilifi, Mkoroshoni received mattresses, mosquito nets, and utensils.

What’s “Ndoto Zetu” all about?

Ndoto Zetu is all about Transforming Lives

Being part of your journey has been an integral part of Ndoto Zetu’s brand purpose; transforming lives.

Inspired by everyday Kenyans who are making a positive impact on those around them; Ndoto Zetu is partnering with you to bring community dreams to life.

Is there something you have dreamt of actualizing for your community? Ndoto Zetu would like to work together with you to make them come alive.

The Ndoto Zetu initiative is now open to receive applications of dreams and imaginations that will from around the country.

The projects that are eligible to apply should be in the areas of Health, Education, and Empowerment.

To apply, one will log into: https://www.safaricomfoundation.org/ndotozetu/ and input the information required. The application window is open from May 20, 2021, and closes on June 30, 2022.