Founder Director - CopyPatrick Khakali Ingasi
Hope Charitable Foundation was established to uplift persons with disabilities (PWDs) and orphans through practical support and long-term empowerment. Our co-founder, Patrick Khakali Ingasi, brings a deeply personal perspective to this mission. I grew up in Kakamega County, in a family marked by both poverty and disability, having first-hand experience of life with a mother who was herself disabled. We as founders also understand the challenges of orphan hood and the silent struggles of marginalized and vulnerable individuals whose voices often go unheard. These lived experiences fuel our determination to create a society where no one is left behind. Mission To restore hope and improve the quality of life for PWDs and orphans by providing essential services, advocating for their rights, and creating sustainable opportunities for growth and independence. Vision A society where every child and person with a disability lives with dignity, enjoys equal rights, and reaches their full potential. We humbly and sincerely appeal to well-wishers, donors, government organizations, and NGOs to extend their support to us as a fraternity and as beneficiaries of Hope Charitable Foundation in our ongoing reconstruction efforts. The challenges we face require collective responsibility, and your assistance—whether financial, material, or technical—will go a long way in restoring dignity, stability, and hope within our community. We deeply appreciate and acknowledge all those who have already stepped forward to support us during this time. Your generosity, compassion, and commitment have made a meaningful difference, and we are truly grateful for your continued partnership and encouragement. We kindly invite more individuals, institutions, and partners of goodwill to join hands with us in rebuilding and strengthening our foundation for a better future. Together, we can create lasting impact and transform lives.
