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Update from Wilson

Wilson was our first employee. Prior to working for Red Rhino, Wilson was a very poor field hand working for $1 per day on a neighboring piece of property back in the early days of Red Rhino. One day after Wilson had worked for us for nearly a year David…...

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Special Thanks

A Special Thank you to Shamrock Charities out of Seattle, WA who have been helping the world globally, including Red Rhino since 2006; and La Madre de los Pobres for their grant for our Community Outreach Program's feeding program and Sister Agatha's work in the prisons in Mombasa for the…...

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Sister Agatha

Our Dear Friend Sister Agatha cares for and ministers to women and their children in three different prisons in Mombasa, whose children are forced to grow up in the prisons alongside their mothers who are doing their jail terms....

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Kitchen Project Mulandi School

We are working towards the completion of the kitchen in the school’s dining/study area where over 75 of our Outreach kids attend. The kitchen will serve the 300+ children at the school with two meals per day which Red Rhino provides through our feeding program. The structure allows the children…...

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Outreach Program News

The pandemic has been very hard on our surrounding community, as it has across the continent of Africa. We have been working behind the scenes to quietly help families as the needs present themselves to us. Many of the children in our program left with their families for up country…...

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So Long Sobobo, Welcome Voodoo

Last year we said farewell to our long-time guard dog, fierce protector of Red Rhino, and dear friend, Sobobo. A kind supporter of the project read our RIP Sobobo article from last year’s newsletter and reached out to us about donating a new and highly-trained guard dog to protect the…...

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Red Rhino Art

One day while the kids were quarantined at home, one of our older boys noticed a certain paver was in the basic shape of Africa. With help from some of the other kids and adults, he went about transforming it into a piece of art. It now hangs handsomely and…...

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The Power of Home

Home is a powerful word. Ideally it is a place of warmth, of protection, of love, and of happiness. When we first started RROP back in 2005, we had the idea of a home for kids who didn’t have one. On our recent visit to the Red Rhino Children’s Home,…...

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Home

Home is a powerful word. Ideally it is a place of warmth, of protection, of love, and of happiness. ...

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Q&A with Dave Saunders

In this interview, we ask Dave Saunders questions about his time in Kenya over the past 10+ years helping to build RROP's presence....

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