One Faith, Generational Impact

We are a Christ-led philanthropy devoted to the physical, spiritual and economic restoration in the lives of women in marginalized communities.

‍ Our Causes ⟶

One Heart, Generational Stewardship

For decades, our family has given quietly to the causes closest to our faith. The Mashædo Foundation now carries that same conviction forward, open to the public, through initiatives in education, community innovation, and teen maternal care, restoring the physical, spiritual, and economic lives of those we are led to serve. We believe restoration is a conviction best carried by one people.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Mashædo Foundation is a Christ-led philanthropy devoted to the restoration of women in marginalized communities along the East African coast. We carry forward decades of our family's private philanthropic causes, now open to the public through several distinct initiatives.
No. Our conviction is Christ-led, but our service is not conditional. We follow His example by serving all who are willing to receive, and we welcome anyone, of any faith, who shares our commitment to restoration, to give, volunteer, or partner with us.
Each initiative under the Foundation operates with its own distinct purpose. When you give, you may direct your gift toward a specific cause, Mvaha Chiche, the Mbegu Fund, Mama N’lishe, or wherever the need is greatest.
Yes. Every gift can be designated to a specific initiative or fund, or left open for us to apply where it is needed most.
For questions regarding your donation, including documentation and tax matters, please contact us directly and a member of our team will be glad to assist.
Our initiatives are rooted in coastal East Africa, including Kilifi, Zanzibar, and Lamu, communities our family has served quietly for decades.
Beyond financial support, we welcome volunteers and partners who share this conviction. Mvaha Chiche, and the Mbegu Fund‍ welcome volunteers, while ‍Mama N’lishe frequently hosts fellowships and dinners open to the whole community. Visit our volunteer page to learn more and tell us where you would most like to help.