Thanks to Cory & Brian Proctor and PGI's Thinking Into Results Consultants, first class of Unstoppable Agriculture Scholars recently took their initial steps toward pursuing their dreams. Doris is one of 20 bright, young students who will each indirectly impact 20,000 lives upon graduation....
Betty Chepngetich is one of 19 determined young women who make up the Unstoppable Scholars Nursing Class of 2021. The students are on their second year of the program — having already completed numerous hours of study in the classrooms, the students are currently participating in clinical rotations...
The We College campus has been buzzing with excitement these last two months as we welcomed four new cohorts of Unstoppable Scholars. In addition to their primary areas of study, the students are currently enrolled in the first of six courses of the Unstoppable Leadership...
It's that time of year again when many children are preparing for a new school year, armed with the essentials — notepads, pencils and backpacks. And in the Unstoppable community of Chepkebit, the children are heading to school as well, but with essentials of a whole...
Creating transformational change is at the heart of everything we do at the Unstoppable Foundation, from the vibrant men, woman and children of our Unstoppable communities to our generous donors whose support makes it all possible....
Over the last decade, the Unstoppable Foundation has provided thousands of children in Kenya’s Maasai Mara with access to primary education in safe, well-equipped schools. Two years ago, as some of the children in our very first Unstoppable communities began to reach young adulthood, we...
On Thursday, June 27, 2019, Unstoppable Scholars Tourism & Hospitality Management Class of 2019 were the first students to graduate at the new WE College, a world-class, state-of-the-art educational institution and the only higher education facility of its kind in the Maasai Mara region....
Without vehicles like ambulances, access to vital, life-saving services is limited. Out of the 1.3M vehicles in Kenya, the majority are more than 15 years old. Not having skilled mechanics to fix these vehicles has had a detrimental economic, social and political impact. The Unstoppable Mechanics Scholars class...
Growing up in the small, rural village of Naikarra in Kenya's Maasai Mara, Mercy Chepkorir woke up each day before dawn to walk the dark, cumbersome journey just to get to elementary school. A school where desks were only available on a first-come, first-serve basis....
On our recent visit to Kenya, we checked in on Chepkebit, the latest Unstoppable community to gain access to education, healthcare and everything else necessary to thrive through our Sponsor A Village (SAV) model. Here's a snapshot of what we saw....
