No End to Love Inc

“Activity Various program initiatives Grantee Various less than $5,000 each Street Various City, Province, Country, Postal Various, Kenya Relationship None Amount 39,737Activity Constructing farm facilities to assist orphanage Grantee Esthers Childrens Home Street Kisii - Kilgoris Road City, Province, Country, Postal Ogembo, Kisii Kenya Relationship None Amount 8,829Activity Home construction for widow caring for 6 children Grantee Individual grantee Street Residence City, Province, Country, Postal Ewaso Ngiro, Narok County Kenya Relationship None Amount 7,474”

“Description AmountTravel 10,504Meals 33Administration 277Credit card fees 330Transfer fees 568Advertising and marketing 844Software, etc. 1,447Training/education 347Reimbursements 463Misc 7”

“Description AmountNet unrealized change in investment (243)”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearInvestments 0 9,785”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearPayable 349 31”

“Other program services include: -Personal hygiene, puberty and maturation trainings and kits. -Food relief for families that come to our attention. -Hire-A-Kenyan where a job is created to benefit the community and pay men to do the job. -50 Beehives installed in two different communities to support school fees by selling honey. -Helping a school teacher who is a single mother to supplement her income. -Helping one of our commmunity reps with financial assistance to build a rental unit and cafe.”

“Part III, Line 28 Education Assistance Initiative: Gives hope to families. No End To Love believes as many children as possible from one family should be educated so the whole family is given the opportunity to gain self-reliance through education. In 2023 we had 54 students from 30 families in 18 villages. The students attended 33 schools. School fees are paid for all three terms and a uniform is purchased once a year for each student. We have 25 Primary students, 27 Secondary students and 2 students in post secondary courses. We also monitor grade reports of the students. Part III, Line 29 Mercys New Home Initiative: This falls under part of our mission statement about improving living conditions. Mercy is a widow with 5 children of her own and caring for a child of a relative who died. Her only shelter was a tin roofed house that leaked when it rained. Living conditions of Mercy and her children were substandard and inadequate. Funds were raised to build a brick home with a shower and toilet house on the grounds. The family never had formal toilet facilities before. The house has 2 bedrooms, one for boys and one for girls. The kitchen has a small gas stove, a living room, and a dining room. The house has solar panels for light and a rain harvesting system outside the kitchen door. Mercy is starting to thrive now that her family has adequate shelter. Part III, Line 30 Lolgorien Farm Initiative for Esthers Childrens Home to Become Self-Reliant: Esthers Childrens Home is located just outside of Kisii. We have assisted with putting in a Rain Harvesting Tank and cementing a muddy path so the water from both the tank and rainwater could drain away and the path would not track mud into the rooms of the orphanage. We started talking about how they could be self reliant and thus the Farm Initiative was born. In June 2022 the orphanage itself leased two acres and No End To Love followed by leasing another 5 acres for a total of 7 acres. The first harvest a few months later was enough to feed the orphans for a few months. In March 2023 another 2 acres were leased and then in October 2023 another 6 acres were leased for a total of 15 acres being under cultivation. The harvests feed the children and are starting to take care of some of the other needs of the orphanage as well as paying for some of the costs of running the farm. We will be supporting this project for another few years but slowly more and more of the costs of running the orphanage are being covered by the farming initiative. In 2024 we also added support for building a bathroom and shower unit for male orphans. It consists of 3 bathrooms and 3 shower units. We also bought new pots and pans and dinnerware for the orphans when we visited in the orphanage in 2024.”