In years past, Unstoppable Foundation’s gala was held in-person, with hundreds of people flying in from all over the world with one goal: to provide the resources needed to help families in Kenya lift themselves out of poverty....
Kathrin was inspired by Cynthia’s story and the opportunity to transform a village in Kenya, so she decided there and then to “Sponsor a Village” with a $25,000 gift....
Angela Sopiato was like most girls in Kenya. Education was a challenge and there was not much hope for her future. But because of caring, compassionate donors, the Unstoppable 5-Pillar Model changed everything for her. ...
For well over a decade, Jim and Kathy Coover have been prolific supporters of Unstoppable Foundation, transforming the lives of thousands of children and families in Kenya through their generosity....
The Coover’s dedication to helping others, and inspiring others to give, has resulted in millions of dollars donated to worthy causes, including significant gifts to the Unstoppable Foundation....
When Hurricane Maria — a powerful Category 4 storm with 150 mph winds — barreled down upon the island of Puerto Rico causing mass devastation, 3APress, a family-owned business chose to rally around their community, helping it to find joy again....
"The joy is not in the getting, it's in the giving." Bill Harris's wise words provide a window into the heart of a man who was the embodiment of generosity and what it means to be a true humanitarian – a man who the world sadly...
As we look to the future and how we can best continue to help these communities to be fully self-sustaining, we know that the key is to bring resources back into the community. So we’re preparing to take things to the next level–and the Unstoppable...
Thank you to all who joined us to celebrate a decade of dreams fulfilled. Because of the generosity of our donors, the 10th Anniversary Unstoppable Gala raised more than $1.4MM and an entire community with 50 villages is now off the waiting list! That's 3,500 men,...
Jane Marindany, affectionately known as “Mama Jane”, grew up in the very poor village of Emori Joi, Kenya. Like most girls in Kenya, as soon as she could walk she hauled water several times a day for her mother, father and seven siblings. Destined to...