AMANI CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION
Amani raises funding and awareness for New Life Homes in Kenya.
The four New Life Homes across Kenya recieve infants that have been found abandoned, often in awful conditions. They arrive from hospitals, police or social workers and are lovingly welcomed into homes of the highest standards. By the age of two, nearly all of the children are adopted into Kenyan families. Each story is its own miracle.
How to support Amani?
Most of Amani's support comes from modest individual gifts by families, groups, or events. Donate through our Donate button on this site or by sending a check to: Amani, 525 Hedgewood Pl. Winston-Salem, NC 27104 or Venmo @Amanichildrensfoundation
Because we also raise funds through our art program, 100% of donations go directly to New Life Home in Kenya! Amani is a registered 501c3 US charity.
Shopping Amani:
We also raise funds through the sales of Amani's one-of-a-kind Kenyan jewelry and events. This holiday season, groups are hosting Amani events in Winston-Salem, Indianapolis, Nashville, Charlotte, Greensboro and Cleveland.
We are not hosting a daily pop-up store in Winston-Salem this year, but we have two Saturday events coming up on Dec. 2 at New Philadelphia Moravian Church and Dec. 9 at Brookberry Farm. Please come!
If you would like to host an Amani event this season, talk to a personal Amani shopper or hear more about existing events, text us at 336.253.7857 or email us at info@amanichildren.org.
The Amani Market
The Amani Market sells handmade crafts made my independent artisans in Kenya. Many of the gifts are one of a kind, but we have developed this online store to sell some of our favorite items. If you don't see something you'd like or if you have questions, email us at info@amanichildren.org or text 336 253 7857.
AMANI CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION
Amani raises funding and awareness for New Life Homes in Kenya.
The four New Life Homes across Kenya recieve infants that have been found abandoned, often in awful conditions. They arrive from hospitals, police or social workers and are lovingly welcomed into homes of the highest standards. By the age of two, nearly all of the children are adopted into Kenyan families. Each story is its own miracle.
