Every plate can be fuller for just 15¢ more.
Every meal at Rehema Home is already full of love. But with just 15¢ more per plate, those meals can be more nourishing, balanced, and sustaining. It’s not about pennies — it’s about what pennies add up to: stronger bodies, sharper minds, and brighter futures.
$14 helps fill up a single meal for all of our kids and staff.
$41 makes improvements on a whole day of meals.
$288 can help “beef” up one whole week - or over 1,900 plates.
And $15,000 ensures every meal, every day, is complete and nutritious for an entire year.
See How Your Gift Makes a Difference.
Last year, food at Rehema Home cost over $65,000 - and that was before inflation.
15¢ on every plate becomes $15,000 for a healthier year. And that means:
✓ better health outcomes
✓ better school performance,
✓ more security for the nearly 100 kids who call this home, and
✓ a brighter future.
Your donation - whether $14 for a healthier meal or $288 to improve a whole week - means our kids get something different. Every 15¢ makes change.
Meals mean belonging.
Our meals are not served like they would be at an institution. They’re served as family, seated at a table, full of conversation, laughter and plenty of good manners. That means that meal time is so much more than food. It build connection. It builds the identity of the sons and daughters of Rehema Home.
And that is an investment that you can be proud to be a part of.
Really want to feel connected? Try cooking authentic Kenyan meals, with help from Rehema Home!
You have to eat. You have to nourish your body—so try your hand at cooking Kenyan food. It is nutritious, low-cost, and simple (only basic ingredients and kitchen tools are needed). It is family-friendly, vegetarian/vegan-friendly, and gluten-free-friendly.
If you don't know how—don't worry! We're going to teach you. See our 4 tutorials below.
Githeri
A simple meal of red beans, maize (corn), onions, tomatoes, potatoes, and carrots.
Mukimo
A comforting meal of mashed potatoes, pumpkin leaves, red beans, and maize (corn).
Ugali & Sukuma Wiki
A filling meal of Kenyan grits and collard greens.
Chapati
A delicious flatbread made from flour, oil, water, salt, and a pinch of sugar.
Meals in the making…
Did you try making Kenyan food? Share your experience with us! Email us photos at info@rehemahome.org or tag us using the hashtag #MealsWithRehema.
