Providing children with an education and a future requires so much more than just building schools. It requires addressing the obstacles that prevent children from staying in school. In the communities we support, most children don’t get even one nutritious meal a day and they’re acutely...
At our 7th Annual Unstoppable Gala in March 2016, we asked attendees to help us bring our model for sustainable education, Sponsor A Village, to a new community in Kenya. Enthusiastic donors gave generously and, as a result, our Sponsor A Village program in Kipasan...
On the 2nd day of our Kenya trip, we visited Laila, one of our Sponsor A Village communities. As we exited our bus, we were swarmed by hundreds of children excitedly grabbing our hands and proudly escorting us to their brand new school. The children were...
The Unstoppable team has just returned from hosting two full weeks of donor trips to visit our projects in Kenya. And what an amazing trip it was! Our donor guests witnessed first-hand the extraordinary progress being made and the tremendous determination, commitment and gratitude of community...
Four years ago, Faith was attending a primary school in the Maasai Mara region of Kenya. For many girls like Faith, when primary school ends, they’re married off to a man 2-3x their age and their hope of a high school education and a bright future...
Born into poverty with little possibility of a bright future, Chris' life took a dramatic turn when one woman, made one choice to help bring an education to one child. Hilde Back was that woman. Every month she made a donation to Chris' education. Chris matched...
One of the highlights of this year's gala was honoring the incredible Bob Proctor, Chairman & Co-Founder of the Proctor Gallagher Institute, with our first ever “Unstoppable Legacy Award”. Bob is known as America’s greatest prosperity teacher and has helped millions of people live a...
The 7th annual Unstoppable Gala was our most successful event to date! The evening’s theme was One Child Can Change the World and it was demonstrated over and over by our honorees and inspiring presentations....
As a child, Viola Kirui had a dream: To follow in the footsteps of her heroine, Wangari Muta Mathaai, the first African woman – and first environmentalist – to win the Nobel Peace Prize. Growing up, however, Viola’s dream seemed as distant as a far-off...
Imagine. Growing up in a culture where you, as a girl as young as 10, may be forced to marry a significantly older man and become a mother. The only hope these young girls have to escape this sentence and “way of life” that the...
