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There is a common perception that starvation is prevalent throughout Africa. On a recent Moja Tu trip to Kenya with my sons, we found that perception to be untrue. The vast majority of people in Kenya did have access to food but the real issue is one of malnutrition. The

Beth Oaks is a volunteer that came to Tania Center for six weeks this Summer. We had the privilege to meet her and work with her during our stay there this July. Here are a few words that Beth shared about the Moja Tu visit on her blog….
“This has

Barbara Baggett with JB Journeys traveled with Moja Tu and shared this letter with us of her experience.
“Much has been written recently about negative repercussions from foreign aid. As a donor to various organizations, I have been personally concerned that my donations are actually beneficial. Unknowingly, well meaning donors may

Wow, what an amazing few days we’ve had here, we’ve been so busy we didn’t get a chance to post yesterday. Tuesday, Day 2 was a very special day…it was the day the sponsors were able to meet the children they are sponsoring. I think this was incredibly rewarding to

Moja Tu hosted a donor appreciation event on June 14th to thank all of our donors and supporters. Everyone sipped on margaritas courtesy of Dulce Vida Tequila and ate delicious food catered by Word of Mouth. We had close to 50 people in attendance and it was a great way

Not sure if there is a better way to spend an evening than combining amazing food and wine with a roomful of people wanting to help change the world! The first in what I’m sure will be a long series of events that combines food and philanthropy…Foodlanthropy!….was held on December

It’s a launch!
To everything there is a beginning and so there was for Moja Tu. While the idea to start a non-profit to help the orphaned children we met in Kenya began a little over a year before, we officially launched onto the world with our Launch Party on