While in Kenya in July 2009, Moses visited various local schools in search of ways to help improve their quality of education. One major issue that was clearly evident was the lack of sufficient textbooks and library books. . To solve this problem we embarked on a three phase plan to provide sufficient textbooks, library books and supplies for our partner schools in Kenya. The schools  currently benefiting from this program are Ogilgei Primary School, Kirobon Primary School and Boror High School. The idea was simple, we wanted to provide our partner schools with sufficient textbooks and library books for a quality education. We are conducted various fundraisers, and in the summer of 2010 we sent a team to Kenya to witness the completion of the program.

$7,500 for 1774 textbooks and library books, notebooks, other study materials, and, as a bonus, sports equipment for the kids.
May 2010: Through various fundraisers and individual donations we have be able to raise over $8000 for this program. Below is the breakdown of the various events:
Books 4 Hope – 300 Campaign: $2,500,Books 4 Hope – Greek Campaign: $2,500 Hunger Out 4 Hope – $1,000, Tipping Bucket online fundraiser : $1,000, Hope 4 Africa club @ ISU: $500, Selling artifacts & apparel and misc donations: $ 500 +
May 2010: This summer in May, Moses with two other students from Iowa State: Kyle Upchurch and Marisa Wilson will travel to Kenya for two weeks. One of the trip’s main goals is to complete the Books 4 Hope program. We will be updating more information about the completion of the program soon. To learn more about The Trip to Kenya Summer online visit: www.kenyasummer2010.hope4africa.info
June 2010: By the numbers:$8000 raised, 4 Schools benefited, 1000+ students benefited, 1774 books bought.
May 2011: The books are still helping out immensely at our partner schools! Fun fact: since the implementation of the program, enrollment has doubled at Boror High School!