Enwealth Foundation
For A Better Tomorrow
- 1,024learners on scholarship this year
- 2,000 +students sponsored over the years
- 3,588children and young people reached at the Mt Elgon mission in 2025
- Over 80%of the first SEED cohort saw the programme through
- 2houses built in Kisii and Nyamira Counties
History of Enwealth Foundation
Enwealth Foundation Limited is the social impact and philanthropic arm of the Enwealth Group, established on 17 June 2022 to advance sustainable socio-economic transformation by addressing the root causes of poverty, vulnerability, inequality and social exclusion. It grew out of the Enwealth Fanisi Programme, an education scholarship launched in 2012 for bright but financially disadvantaged learners, and has since invested more than Ksh 92 million in education and community development, with an 88% transition rate to university.
Vision
A lifetime of restored dignity, renewed hope, empowerment and transformation.
Mission
Empowering communities for sustainable socio-economic transformation through biblical values.
Education
Expanding equitable access to quality education, mentorship, leadership development and lifelong learning for vulnerable learners.
Ministry & Outreach
Advancing biblical values, spiritual growth, servant leadership, compassionate service and community transformation.
Economic Empowerment
Promoting financial capability, entrepreneurship, employability and pathways to sustainable self-reliance — the pillar SEED belongs to.
Housing
Supporting access to safe, secure and dignified housing, and strengthening resilience among vulnerable households and communities.
Healthcare
Improving access to healthcare services, promoting healthy ageing, and enhancing the wellbeing of vulnerable and elderly populations.
In the field
Impact of Enwealth Foundation
Education Pillar
The Foundation’s oldest and largest work: scholarships for bright and needy children, the mentorship that runs alongside them, and the alumni who came through both.
Ministry & Outreach Pillar
Discipleship, outreach and compassionate service with churches and faith-based organisations. In 2025 the Mt Elgon mission reached 3,588 children and young people, and 2,065 gave their lives to Christ.
The Mt Elgon mission, 2025 — 3,588 children and young people reached across four areas. 
An outreach meeting in a school compound. 
School outreach, with materials handed out on the day.
Economic Empowerment Pillar
Financial literacy, entrepreneurship and the SEED Programme — the pillar this platform serves.
A graduate of the first SEED cohort receiving his Certificate of Completion. 
The financial literacy programme, taught in the open. 
The launch of The Grace of Wealth Creation and When Vision Speaks.
Housing Pillar
The right to accessible and adequate housing is in Article 43 of the Constitution. Under the Dignified Shelter for Vulnerable Widows Project the Foundation has built two one-bedroom houses across Kisii and Nyamira, each with plastered walls, roofing and private sanitation, and each built with the household’s own labour.
The first house
Before
The family’s previous home, before work began. After
One bedroom, plastered walls, a painted plinth, private sanitation.
The second house
Before
The household’s previous home, before work began. After
Finished and handed over — the same specification as the first.