channelAPA.com got a special thanks from half way around the world in Kenya courtesy of The Supply Education Group. The headmaster of the school, Albert Keronye, gave us a video thank you. (It was definitely an unexpected surprise in our inbox.) Here’s the email they sent us:

On behalf of The Supply, we wanted to thank channelAPA for continuously supporting our cause and helping us bring awareness to the village of Lenana. The first step to any sort of change is awareness because it ensures that an issue is no longer invisible. That is why you have helped us in inspiring our young asian americans to start taking action and empower them in knowing that no matter how young they are, they can make a difference.

Thank you ChannelAPA and we hope to continue to inspire together.

Learn more about the school being built with the help of Kevjumba and Jubilee Project.

Thanks channelAPA.com from Kenya

More about The Supply Education Group

The Supply Education Group is a not-for-profit operating organization whose exclusive purpose is to empower and transform communities through education. We move from village to village in developing countries working with local schools and community leaders on educational projects that secure the education for all children, positively impact the communities, and generate income for schools to become self-sufficient. The hope is that this input of resources will create a long-term ripple effect, creating local leaders, driving economies, fighting corruption, and allowing communities to pull themselves out of poverty.

Currently, they are empowering Lenana village, a slum village 10 km west of Nairobi. They are in the process of working to build the first ever secondary school in this village.