Sponsor Isaac!

What It Means to Be Isaac's Sponsor


As Isaac's sponsor, you will support his education by helping with school fees and other costs that are required for children to attend school in Kenya. Right now Isaac needs support for the upcoming school year of 2016, but you can continue to sponsor Isaac for as long as you like. A goal of our student sponsorship program is to create a lasting and positive relationship between you and Isaac as he continues his education. We will regularly send you recent photos and updates on his progress in school, and Isaac will send you a letter at the end of each term. We also encourage you to send letters/emails and photos to Isaac as often as you would like! After you begin sponsoring Isaac, we will contact you via email with more details. Thank you!

​As school fees regularly change from year to year, we are unsure of the exact costs involved for Isaac's school fees for 2016. What we do know is that it cost approximately 70,000ksh ($670) to send Isaac to school in 2015. It is fair to assume that the amount for 2016 will be around that amount, if only slightly higher. 

If you are interested in sponsoring Isaac please contact us and we will send you more information as soon as we have it!
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Donation Options


Our organization has already covered Isaac's 2015 school fees, so you will only need to help with his fees come January 2016. We offer three standard donation options via PayPal. Please choose the option that works best for you below. If you would like to donate in another manner (e.g. via check), please email us at [email protected]. We will organize a method to fit your preferences.

  1. One Donation for 2016.
  2. Donations by Term (three donations, recurring every four months).
  3. Monthly Donations (totaling twelve donations).


* The Longonot Education Initiative is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization in the United States (Tax ID# 27-5377384). Any donation made to LEI is tax deductible. For more information, visit the following website:  http://www.501c3.org/what-is-a-501c3/.