
Mwangi Mukami International is a non-profit making, non-partisan private charity; founded on the philosophy and understanding that individuals with the most ingenuity and aspiration from disadvantaged backgrounds do not have even the basic amenities to begin their dreaming. The philosophy of "somewhere to stand" is informed by the fact that most Foundations/Business Enterprises/Governments limit resources to helping individuals that are already doing well or have a place to start.
We believe that the world misses out on big dreams and exceptionality, because individuals who carry these dreams do not (may not) even have food to eat, clothes to wear, a computer to use or other very basic need. This group of great dreamers abandon their dreams, ...read more about the foundations Philosophy [here.]
:: An advent of possibility :: In the virgin terrains of Africa cultural diversity there remains one unifying ambition. It has been the quest of our departed forefathers passed on to us from one generation to the next; it has been told in folklore, songs, dances, traditions and expressions.
It has been one ultimate drive, one ultimate desire, one ultimate dream.
For Mwangi Mukami, It had begun with an exodus, one thousand nine hundred and ninety eight, the year of our Lord. Then, it had been said to a single mother of seven that it will no longer be possible. read this amazing story about the foundation's slogan [here.]
:: Mwangi Mukami :: Mwangi Mukami has been an extraordinary individual. At age 12, he founded the CETA Global Ministry, he was elected President of the East Africa Children"s Parliament at age 16 and subsequently he became the only Child Representative at the National Constitutional Conference. He founded the National Youth Parliament and served at its Founding Youth President in the Republic of Kenya at age 19
At age 20, he was elected the Confederate President of a Global Organization-The World Teens Federation and consequently founded the Martin Luther King, Jr Africa Foundation in honor of the American"s Civil Rights leader, all this considering he was born to a poor, single mother of seven in an urban slum Called rurii rwa sodom...
read his amazing biography at 24 [here.]

"History has a clarion call for our generation. Oh that your deeds will resound as the voice crying out in the wilderness of inaction "the time to act on rising poverty is come" ----
More Quotes [here.]
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