Every shilling traced from intent to impact. Independently audited, interactively visualised, and freely downloadable.
Feeds 1 family for a week, every month
Sponsors 1 child's schooling and meals
Funds a women's tailoring micro-pool
Anchors a village water & solar build
Move the dial. Choose your rhythm. Watch your shillings become meals, classrooms, clean water, and dignified work — modelled on five-year field averages.
Our trustees deploy where the marginal shilling does the most good this quarter.
Anchor region. Densest delivery network.
KSh 24,000 / year
Modelled at KSh 129 = US$1, indexed quarterly. Indicative, not a guarantee — but rooted in what we have actually achieved in the field.
Nutritious meals served to children & elders.
School-days bought back for a child who would have stayed home.
Litres of clean water carried home in dignity, not desperation.
Indigenous trees planted and tended past their fragile years.
Dignified jobs created or sustained in community enterprises.
Lives meaningfully touched across our pillars.
Indicative model. Actual outcomes vary by geography, cohort and macro conditions. The "Email it to me" button opens your mail client with the receipt summary pre-filled; once our branded email service is live, we will deliver the signed PDF directly to your inbox.
Real names. Real places. Real numbers. The calculator above is built on the lives below.
A widow who buried two children, now tailors school uniforms for thirty.
Léonie joined the Village Capital Pool with a hand-cranked sewing machine and KSh 4,000 of seed capital. Eighteen months on, she employs four neighbours, supplies two primary schools, and has repaid 92% of her loan. Her pool has lent the recycled capital onward to seven more women.
After the lava came the silence. After the silence, the rebuilding.
When Mt Nyiragongo erupted, 410 households lost everything. A coalition of diaspora donors and a single institutional partner anchored a US$95k bridge pool. Within eleven months, 78 homes were rebuilt, three boreholes drilled, and a women's savings circle had begun lending again.
Smallholder dairy farmers who used to lose 40% of their milk to spoilage. Now they lose less than 4%.
Mission-locked equity of US$850k built a solar cold-chain that 1,200 farmers — 71% of them women — now share. Income per litre rose 38%. The co-op has begun retaining its own working capital and has invited Kingdom Capital to step down to a minority stake within five years.
Sons in Paris. Mothers in Pikine. A bridge built of remittances and dignity.
310 families pooled diaspora remittances matched 1:1 by Kingdom Foundation. The proceeds funded school fees, a community clinic refit, and a women's literacy programme. 96% of school-age children are now enrolled — up from 71% two years ago.
Filter by year, funding model and status. What you see here is what our auditors see — and what the communities we serve already know.
| ID | Quarter | Model | Recipient | Region | Deployed | Recycled | Lives | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KF-2024Q1-001 | 2024 Q1 | Community Funding | Mama Léonie Tailoring Pool | Kinshasa, DRC | $42k | $39k | 142 | Active |
| KF-2024Q1-002 | 2024 Q1 | Community Funding | Pikine Diaspora Match | Dakar, Senegal | $120k | $96k | 310 | Active |
| KF-2024Q1-003 | 2024 Q1 | Social Enterprise | Okonkwo Solar Irrigation | Enugu, Nigeria | $250k | $60k | 4,200 | Active |
| KF-2024Q1-004 | 2024 Q1 | Strategic Partnerships | Horizon Watershed Mandate | Lake Region (DRC/UG/RW) | $4.20m | $0 | 18,000 | Active |
| KF-2024Q2-005 | 2024 Q2 | Community Funding | Sikoroni Solidarity Fund | Bamako, Mali | $28k | $24k | 88 | Repaid |
| KF-2024Q2-006 | 2024 Q2 | Social Enterprise | Imuhira Cold-Chain Co-op | Kigali, Rwanda | $850k | $0 | 1,200 | Active |
| KF-2024Q2-007 | 2024 Q2 | Strategic Partnerships | Pax Smallholder Facility | Sahel | $3.10m | $0 | 9,500 | Active |
| KF-2024Q3-008 | 2024 Q3 | Community Funding | Panzi Women's Pool | Bukavu, DRC | $65k | $51k | 220 | Active |
| KF-2024Q3-009 | 2024 Q3 | Social Enterprise | Sema Health Networks | Nairobi, Kenya | $480k | $480k | 6,800 | Bridged |
| KF-2024Q3-010 | 2024 Q3 | Strategic Partnerships | AfDB Co-Financing Window | AU Region | $7.80m | $0 | 42,000 | Active |
| KF-2024Q4-011 | 2024 Q4 | Community Funding | Yoruba Diaspora Match II | London / Lagos | $210k | $168k | 540 | Active |
| KF-2024Q4-012 | 2024 Q4 | Social Enterprise | Ayekoo Smallholder Mill | Accra, Ghana | $320k | $110k | 2,100 | Active |
| KF-2024Q4-013 | 2024 Q4 | Strategic Partnerships | Pax Peace-Through-Trade | East Africa | $2.90m | $0 | 14,200 | Active |
| KF-2025Q1-014 | 2025 Q1 | Community Funding | Nyiragongo Reconstruction Pool | Goma, DRC | $95k | $32k | 410 | Active |
| KF-2025Q1-015 | 2025 Q1 | Social Enterprise | Abay Textile Trust | Addis Ababa, Ethiopia | $1.20m | $0 | 880 | Active |
| KF-2025Q1-016 | 2025 Q1 | Strategic Partnerships | Climate Resilience Facility | Mozambique | $5.40m | $0 | 22,000 | Active |
| KF-2025Q1-017 | 2025 Q1 | Community Funding | Tanghin Solidarity Circle | Ouagadougou, BF | $18k | $17k | 64 | Repaid |
| KF-2025Q2-018 | 2025 Q2 | Social Enterprise | Nakawa Agri-Cluster | Kampala, Uganda | $410k | $70k | 1,850 | Active |
| KF-2025Q2-019 | 2025 Q2 | Strategic Partnerships | Sema Health Mandate II | West Africa | $6.10m | $0 | 31,000 | Active |
| KF-2025Q2-020 | 2025 Q2 | Community Funding | Treichville Diaspora Match | Paris / Abidjan | $175k | $88k | 360 | Active |
Trust is not a slogan we earned in a season — it is a discipline we have practiced, year after year, in public view.
Kingdom Foundation begins as a circle of friends pooling school fees in Western Kenya. No office. No letterhead. Only a ledger, a lantern, and a vow that no child in the village would miss class for want of a uniform.
Our first independent audit closes with an unqualified opinion. From that day forward, every shilling we steward is followed by a paper trail any grandmother, any regulator, any partner can read.
The Diaspora Match Pool is born. Sons and daughters abroad send dignity, not pity — and we match it, multiply it, and return it as enterprise, school fees, and solar light.
We publish our first quarterly ledger online. Donors, beneficiaries, and skeptics see the same numbers, on the same day. Transparency is no longer a press release — it is a habit.
Recycled capital crosses 60% across community pools. What was once given is now lent, repaid, and lent again — the same coin doing the work of ten.
We commission our first integrated ethics, climate, and gender audit alongside the financial audit. We will be measured by more than money — by the kind of future we leave behind.
Each annual report is a letter to our partners, a ledger for our auditors, and a covenant with the communities who trusted us with their hopes.
We publish every annual report in full — narrative, audited statements, deployment ledger, and a letter from our trustees. Nothing is paywalled. Nothing is paraphrased. If you find an error, write to us; we will correct it in the open.
Cover letter, audited summaries, full deployment ledger, programme outcomes, donor case studies, and calculator assumptions — assembled into a single PDF, scoped to All years.
| Year | Auditor | Opinion | Total funds | Download |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FY 2024 | PKF Eastern Africa | Unqualified | $32.40m | |
| FY 2023 | PKF Eastern Africa | Unqualified | $21.90m | |
| FY 2022 | Grant Thornton | Unqualified | $14.30m | |
| FY 2021 | Grant Thornton | Unqualified | $8.70m |
All statements prepared under IFRS and audited by independent third-party firms. Working papers available on request to institutional partners and regulators.