No End To Love Inc.

We are No End To Love. Our focus is self-reliance. We work with families in small villages in Kenya where family extends well beyond the walls of the mud hut called home. Our mission is to improve the lives of families by establishing clean, accessible water sources, supporting education, creating income opportunities and assuring families have safe, clean and adequate shelter. WATER IS LIFE! We are dedicated to providing clean, reliable, and accessible water sources for families and communities. We have rehabilitated springs and have provided individual families with rain harvesting systems. Due to the lack of natural water resources and water infrastructure in the rural areas of Kenya, other solutions are sometimes necessary to provide water in communities. ONE SOLUTION is to establish community-based rain harvesting systems. These larger systems require an upfront investment yet pay dividends within the community for many years. This solution also provides an economic boost by using local labor and contractors. Duka Moja, Narok, Kenya is a large community without any natural resources for water. Families use much of their income to pay for water because water is too far away to walk to or the water that is available is not healthy for human consumption. We have promised the families of Duka Moja we will do what it takes to bring them water. To fulfill our promise, we intend to build a rain harvesting system that will provide clean water for over 3,000 people and will provide income to build and operate a school for the children of the community. We have partnered with a community member who is donating land to No End To Love for the rain harvesting structure and the future school. It will only cost $25 for every person impacted by this water project to build it. A community rain harvesting system has three components. Storage Tank with 300,000 liter capacity - think, 150,000 2 liter bottles of Coke Rain harvesting roof large enough to collect the water needed to last through the dry season - think, the size of an elementary school Access to Clean Water - think, an ATM machine, but for water To collect and provide water for 3,000 people, the initial investment is $75,000 to build the Duka Moja Community Rain Harvesting System. How many people can you assist in having access to clean, reliable water for their families? $100 will assist a family of 4 to have clean, living water every day of the year. $500 will support a large extended family (about 20 people living in a small cluster of huts) to have access to clean, living water every day of the year. $1000 will provide clean, living water for a small “neighborhood” every day of the year. How many families can you provide water for today? Remember Water is Life and every $25 represents a real person who struggles with access to clean, living water for their family on a daily basis. Your support is needed to make a difference in Duka Moja and other communities where families lack access to clean, living water EVERY DAY! Your donations will provide clean water for the community of Duka Moja as well as the promise of a new school for the community to built under the rain harvesting roof. YOU MUST BE THE CHANGE YOU WISH TO SEE IN THE WORLD! - Mahatma Gandhi BE THE CHANGE and join us today in making a difference! Your contribution will create a sustainable future for families in Duka Moja as they gain reliable access to one of the most basic human needs - clean, living water!

No End To Love is raising funds for a Self-Reliance Farming Initiative for Esther's Children Home. The Children's Home was started by Vincent's Mom, Esther. Vincent and his wife, Alice, now run the home and rely on "well-wishers" for the needs of the children and the necessities to run the home. They consider all under their care, "family"! When Vincent was asked how the Farm Initiative had made a difference so far he answered with the experience so far and the hopes he has as the initiative is able to be expanded. "It was a difficult time for the whole family. Not only did they struggle to put food on the table, but their hunger impacted other parts of their life. Even Children performance at school deteriorated. Until last year things changed now the home has normal 3 meals a day after sustainability farming project. We look forward to expanding the farming project to help support the home in many more ways like insurance cover for the kids. We pray for funding to help us meet our target. God bless you!" Vincent lost his job during the Covid pandemic. His salary was used to keep things running. With the loss of his job, things are very tight. They have worked to be self-reliant. We were very impressed when we visited the orphanage in April 2022 and witnessed how they use and reuse their resources. The farming initiative is very close to being self-sustaining. Just a little more assistance is needed to have it paying its own bills, feeding the children and having a little extra for school fees. Below the chart explaining the immediate needs is more information about the initiative. and the orphanage. The next harvest which is planted and growing will not be ready until after the lease is due for another year. If the lease is not paid the harvest will be lost. The power of the harvest to sustain and support the children and their caretakers will show its strength when enough funds are raised to lease another 6 acres of land. Time is of the essence. Immediate Needs - $ 835 - Seed, fertilizer and ploughing for the next planting season. Due - July 2023. $ 110 - Weeding support for the current 9 acres under cultivation. Due Date August 2023 . (An Additional 2 acres was leased and planted in March 2023.) $ 685 - Lease on an additional 6 acres - Due ASAP $ 690 - Seed, fertilizer and ploughing for the 6 acres - Due ASAP. $ 180 - Seed potatoes and fertilizer for 2 acres - Due August 2023. $ 2500 - Total needed for the Farming Initiative to be self-reliant and self-sustaining. Both Monthly and One Time support is gratefully accepted. Thank you for loving and supporting the 35 children and their caretakes, Vincent and Alice. No End To Love first became involved when we answered a social media post on their behalf for a rain harvesting system to be installed so water would be more readily available for the 35 children who live at the orphanage. Having their own water supply is also a savings in both time and money. No End To Love facilitated the installation of the system in the fall of 2021. We also understand they have been generous in sharing water with their neighbors. When we visited the orphanage on our trip to Kenya in April 2022, books were given to the children and a food relief package was delivered. A menstruation presentation was given and menstruation kits were distributed to the teenage girls. As we discussed how we could best assist at the orphanage moving forward, a decision was made to start the Self-Reliance Farming initiative. The orphanage is located in Kisii where the soil is fertile, rain is adequate, and Vincent has previous farming experience. Vincent located land and 7 acres was leased in June 2022. With the first harvest, the 7 produced enough beans, wimbi (a breakfast grain) and maize to feed the family and orphans but not enough to sell. Vincent had asked to lease a total of 15 acres but available funding necessitated starting out smaller. In March we managed to add another 2 acres. If 6 more acres are added, based on the initial production, enough money will be earned each harvest to sustain the farming initiative and feed the children. The aim now is to get to the original acres requested in order to achieve self-sufficiency.