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The BOMA Fund is committed to working with community organizations in Northern Kenya as an efficient means of poverty alleviation.  From small grants for micro-enterprise projects to the Christmas ornament beading project by the women’s groups of the rural villages, BOMA celebrates and supports the important contributions that these self-help groups make in sustaining the health of families and communities in rural areas.
 
 
REBUILDING
Lives and communities devastated by the worst drought in 50 years.

PROVIDING
Resources for creative entrepreneurial activities and micro-enterprise projects that diversify the income of nomadic communities and encourage the sustainable development of natural resources.

CELEBRATING
The institutions of traditional communities in rural villages and the visionary leaders that have become pro-active voices for poverty alleviation and self-reliance.
 
 
Click here to see our video of Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton, Boma Fund's patron and member of Parliament, Kenya. Boma Fund’s work complements Joseph’s vision of independent, self-reliant communities.
 
  BOMA FUND PROJECTS
From livestock programs to the distribution of emergency school fees, The BOMA Fund is committed to increasing the opportunities for job creation and employment for the young people of Northern Kenya.  Click to learn more.
     
  BOMA FUND PATRON
Joseph Lemasolai Lekuton, a member of the local Ariaal people, is also the recently elected Member of Parliament for much of the area that BOMA serves.  He is actively involved in improving conditions for all his people.  BOMA and Joseph Lekuton have forged a unique public / private partnership that encourages accountability and self-reliance.  Click here to learn more.
     
  HOW TO DONATE
Its easy, safe and secure when making your tax-deductible donations online through Just Give.org Click here to find out how.
     
 
 
 
Kathleen Colson
Executive Director
PO Box 1865, 114 Bonnet St.
Manchester Center, VT 05255
802.362.1440
info@bomafund.org
  
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