Naret is a community-based organization working across Samburu, Isiolo, Marsabit, and Laikipia counties in Northern Kenya. It serves marginalized pastoralist communities, with a particular focus on women, girls, and youth who have long been underserved by development and health programs.

The organization was founded by Dr. Mayian Lekirimpoto, Director of Family Health for the Isiolo County Government and HPV Program Team Leader at Health Yetu. Through trusted partnerships, Naret is helping build healthier, safer, and more resilient communities across Northern Kenya.

Pharus Foundation was established by the Mars family in the Netherlands to channel a significant portion of their wealth back into society through purposeful philanthropy.

The name Pharus—Latin for “lighthouse”—reflects the foundation’s mission: to serve as a guiding light for those in need, offering direction, hope, and safety amid the most challenging circumstances.

Working in close collaboration with a select group of strategic partners, Pharus Foundation supports sustainable initiatives that create lasting impact and help build a brighter future for underserved communities worldwide.

Alba Care is a Swedish foundation with over 20 years of experience improving the lives of vulnerable communities through trusted NGO partnerships in Peru, Paraguay, Thailand, and Kenya.

In Kenya, Alba Care’s primary partnership is with Neema Hospital in Nairobi, where it helps deliver affordable, high-quality healthcare with a strong focus on mothers and children. Each year, the foundation sponsors approximately 200 life-changing surgical procedures for children and extends care to underserved populations through mobile clinics.

Beyond this flagship partnership, Alba Care also supports select grassroots initiatives, broadening its reach and impact across Kenya.

Lake Turkana Wind Power (LTWP) is Africa’s largest operational wind farm and a cornerstone of Kenya’s renewable energy transition. Located in Marsabit County, the 310 MW wind farm comprises 365 turbines that supply clean, reliable electricity to Kenya’s national grid—contributing approximately 10–12 percent of the country’s total energy needs and significantly reducing dependence on fossil fuels.

Since commissioning in 2018, LTWP has become a catalyst for sustainable development, blending technological leadership with environmental stewardship and community impact. The project supports local employment, advances economic opportunities in northern Kenya, drives innovation in green energy infrastructure, and contributes to national climate goals.

Winds of Change (WoC) is an NGO established by LTWP to extend the project’s social impact and support sustainable development in the Laisamis Constituency of Marsabit County. WoC partners with communities to deliver practical initiatives that strengthen education, healthcare, water access, peacebuilding, and other priority needs. 

WoC’s work includes emergency food relief for schoolchildren, community infrastructure projects, peace and conflict management programs, and youth and sports development—all designed to enhance community resilience and opportunity in the region.

Established in July 1997, Lions SightFirst Eye Hospital (LSEH) is a leading charitable eye care institution based in Loresho, Nairobi, Kenya. Guided by a mission to eliminate preventable and treatable blindness, LSEH provides comprehensive, equitable eye health services to patients of all socio-economic backgrounds.

LSEH combines clinical excellence with community impact through eye health education, rehabilitation, sight-enhancement programs, and extensive rural outreach to ensure quality care reaches underserved populations. The hospital is also home to the largest eye bank in East and Central Africa and offers a range of specialized services supported by modern technology and expert professionals.

Through its network of satellite clinics and community initiatives, LSEH continues to expand access to eye care and transform lives across Kenya and the wider region.

M.P. Shah Hospital is a not-for-profit tertiary care hospital in Nairobi’s Parklands area, renowned for high-quality, patient-centered healthcare. With a 217-bed facility staffed by highly skilled specialists and medical professionals, the hospital delivers comprehensive inpatient and outpatient services across multiple disciplines, including critical care, oncology, cardiology, surgery, and more. It is widely recognised as one of Kenya’s leading private hospitals and a national referral centre, committed to accessible, compassionate care and medical excellence.

All programs are delivered in close partnership with the Government of Kenya, aligned with Ministry of Health priorities and county health systems. Through joint planning, use of public facilities, engagement of government health workers, and integration into national health systems, this collaboration ensures locally owned, sustainable, and scalable healthcare impact—particularly in underserved regions of Northern Kenya.

ABN AMRO MeesPierson is a leading private banking brand of ABN AMRO, serving entrepreneurs, families, and private clients with complex financial needs. With a strong heritage in wealth management, MeesPierson combines personalized advice, investment expertise, and banking solutions to help clients preserve, grow, and transfer wealth responsibly across generations.

Rooted in long-term thinking, ABN AMRO MeesPierson places strong emphasis on sustainability, responsible investing, and social impact—working closely with clients and partners to create lasting value for both society and the economy.