Every online auction on this platform is linked to one of three active programmes. This page documents what each programme does, who it reaches, and how participation funds are allocated.
KES allocated to education
KES allocated to cancer support
Cancer warriors to be reached
Annual secondary school scholarships
Figures reflect programme targets for the current cycle.
When you bid, the online auction listing tells you which programme your participation supports. The highest bidder wins the product. Every other bid still contributes to the same programme. That is the mechanism: organised collective participation directed at a specific outcome.
See Active RoundsDaily meals, secondary school scholarships, and sustainable food production for pupils and the broader community in Nzaui Subcounty.
Nduundune Primary School in Nzaui Subcounty, Makueni County, is not a randomly selected beneficiary. It is the same school that Danson Kiundi Yambu and Serah Mbuve Kiundi helped establish alongside fellow Christians in their community. The Foundation's nutrition programme operates in the same compound they championed into existence.
Irregular attendance at this school is driven primarily by hunger. One nutritious meal on each school day changes that calculation. Children who eat attend. Children who attend learn. Children who learn have a path forward. The meal is the foundation; the scholarship is the door at the end.
Sustainable vertical gardens established at the school provide vegetables and traditional grains for pupils on school days, and extend food production capacity to family homesteads in the community.
Every pupil at Nduundune receives a nutritious meal on every school day. Hunger is the most commonly cited reason for missed classes in this area. This programme addresses that directly.
Students from Nzaui Subcounty who earn admission to a provincial secondary school or higher receive scholarship support to meet the full cost of attendance. One scholarship opens a door that would otherwise close.
The KES 5.1 million education programme allocation breaks down as follows.
Outpatient insurance coverage, nutritional support, and advocacy for cancer warriors and their families across Kenya.
Richard Kioko Kiundi, the Foundation's founding trustee, is a cancer warrior. This programme does not exist because of research or policy. It exists because of what he encountered on his own journey: the financial barriers, the isolation, the difficulty of maintaining consistent nutrition during treatment, and the absence of community infrastructure for people in that situation.
The programme targets 500 cancer warriors across Kenya. It provides the things that make treatment survivable: outpatient insurance to remove financial barriers, monthly nutrition allowances to support recovery, and regular screening sessions to reach people who do not yet know they need help.
Insurance coverage for 500 cancer warriors, removing financial barriers to outpatient care and ensuring continuity of treatment regardless of a family's financial position.
Monthly nutrition allowances for each cancer warrior, timed to support immune function during treatment and the recovery period that follows.
Regular cancer screening sessions and community sensitization programmes conducted in partnership with County Government, reaching people before diagnosis becomes an emergency.
The KES 16.9 million cancer support programme allocation breaks down as follows.
How the Foundation tracks outcomes and reports to the community.
Quarterly reports tracking activities, outcomes, and lessons from each programme cycle.
Regular structured input from pupils, teachers, cancer warriors, and community leaders in Nzaui.
Measured improvements in school attendance, academic performance, and health outcomes tracked against programme baselines.
Periodic independent audits confirming proper allocation and deployment of all funds raised through online auctions.
Contributions can be made directly to the Foundation's bank account or through M-changa.
The Foundation's M-changa fundraiser accepts contributions via M-Pesa and card. Every shilling goes directly to programme delivery.
Give via M-changaBid on an active round and win an everyday product at a fraction of its retail price, or give directly through M-changa. The proceeds go to the same three programmes documented on this page.