MCIEP 2012 Annual Report

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Muli Children’s International Education Program (MCIEP)

EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY

FUTURE

Changing lives for the better : one child at a time

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MCIEP Mission Introduction The Program Our MuliKids A Timeline Founding Principles

MCIEP In Motion Financials

Facts Future

49 Board of Directors Contact Us

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MCIEP Mission

MULIKIDS GRANTS SCHOLARSHIPS

AND CREATES PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN THAT WOULD

OTHERWISE BE FORCED TO QUIT SCHOOL

DUE THE PARENTS INABILITY TO PAY THE SCHOOL FEES

REQUIRED FOR A BASIC PUBLIC EDUCATION

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Introduction

IT HAS BEEN AN AMAZING YEAR TO SEE MCIEP

TAKE ROOT AND BECOME A SUPPORTER

OF TEN KIDS WHO NOW HAVE A

BRIGHTER FUTURE

Dear Friend This past year has been a dream come true as the MCIEP roster has grown to support 10 children! We have been able to ease the hardship of school fees for the parents and kids we support and we are happy to report that we will continue to grow and expand our program for the coming year. During my visit to Kenya in February, I experienced thankful hearts and children who are overjoyed at the fact that they are not in fear of being pulled out of school during the school term. We are expanding our program in exciting ways. Many families are very poor and unable to buy the books and supporting materials needed for their child(ren) to do well. In 2013, MuliKids will send these school materials to our supported students to further their chances of doing well.

God has been gracious as we have found donors with our same heart for the education of underprivileged children. If you have partnered with us, thank you. If you seek to join us to help children see and have a brighter future then please contact us for more information or donate by visiting our website at mulikids.org. Please share the news of the work we are doing for these kids with your friends and family. Thank you for your interest and support in this worthwhile cause. Tim and Dorothy Muli Muli Children’s International Education Program

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Muli Children’s International Education Program

Discover We work with principals, teachers, and community leaders to identify exceptional students who are in need of fi nancial support

Support We pay the public school fees, about $270/year per child, directly to the schools and automatically renew a scholarship

for students in good academic standing

Mentor We work with students who may be struggling in cert ain subject(s) and provide books and materials to aid in helping improve grades

Monitor We are in continuous contact with the student, parents, and schools to ensure each student’s success

Involved We seek to learn about our students’ hopes and dreams, and where we are able, help improve their lives outside of school

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MuliKids

Caroline

doctor Has maintained above

average grades in many of her subjects.

“I would like to

become a doctor.”

Regina doctor

One of five children of a single-parent family.

“The subject I like most is

biology and I am also active in sports like soccer.”

Rose ambassador

Walks 2 hours to school.

“I take this opportunity to thank you for the support

you have contributed during last term.”

Grace teacher or doctor

Makes above average grades in English, Agriculture, and

Business Studies.

Shadrach computer security

Our first MuliKids graduate!

He is joining a military training program and will select computer

security as his specialty to assist in cyber

warfare.

Mary clinical worker

From a single parent family, her goal is to go to university and study

clinical medicine.

“I am [often] removed from school due to

[school] balances [fees].”

Zipporah One of four children of a

single parent family.

“I am happy and thankful to have a chance in your

sponsorship because my mother is unable to

raise fees.”

Winfred Computer operator

“I am deaf but I can operate a

computer very well.”

Mumbua & Silvia Our 2 primary students, continue to prepare themselves for secondary school. Both have improved their overall average by one grade and have improved their mathematics and

science marks by over 10 percent.

Janeffer doctor

Continues to be one of our brightest students. She excels

at Math and Science.

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MCIEP Timeline

2011

NOV MCIEP’s

1st Board Meeting

APR ●MCIEP grants its 10th scholarship ●MCIEP receives 501(c)(3) non-

profit status

JAN MCIEP

receives 21

applications

FEB MCIEP

Kenya trip to award

scholarships

DEC Kenya radio

station announces

applications are being accepted

2012 2013

MAY MCIEP begins

forming a mentorship

program

AUG MCIEP’s

First Fundraiser

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MCIEP Founding Principles,

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We are dedicated to supporting school fees for qualified students through

high school graduation

We operate with complete

transparency and efficiency

All donors have the opportunity

to choose where their money goes

Every single contribution and contributor is a valuable part of

MCIEP

We partner with schools, parents, the community,

and the students

The children’s education is the

center of our non-profit

organization

mulikids

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MCIEP In Motion MCIEP supports students who demonstrate a desire to succ eed and eventually improve their future through university education.

Relationships We are in contact with each student and their parents, discovering their needs and des ires for education. We consider it a privilege to be a smal l part of improving their lives and perhaps the lives of generations to come. MCIEP seeks to encou rage, guide, and understand their situation so we can help most effectively. MCIEP also works with local chiefs, pastors, and school staff.

School Fees We are happy to report that in 2012 we were one ste p ahead of our funding for our students and did not have to turn any qualified students away. We have donors who have given small to generous one-time gifts as well as donors who send us donations on a monthly basis. MCIEP is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization whose operating expenses ar e only 10% of our total donations.

Fundraising We had a successful first fundraising event in 2012 , which enabled us to pay our students 2012 Term 3 fees and set aside funds for Term 1 of 2013. We are just over $ 2,000 per year to support our current roster of ten (10) children. If we obt ain additional donations, our goal is to increase our roster of primary school (middle) graduates and existing secondary (high school) school students to fifteen by the end of 2013. MCIEP is not supported by government funds but by private donations from citizens like you who are committed to making a difference by support ing this wonderful endeavor: the education of children. Give the gift of a future. Support a MuliKid for $22.50 a month or $270 a year.

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MCIEP Financials

Operations2%

Fundraising8%

School Fees90%

MCIEP is happy to report we have kept the administr ative costs of our non-profit to 10% of our funds. Having no paid staff or hired fundraising firms, it is our goal to apply as much of our donations as possible to our education programs.

% OF DONATIONS UNDER $60 AVERAGE DONATION NUMBER OF DONATIONS FOR 2012

70% $38.35 22

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MCIEP 2012 Facts

SCHOOLS WITH STUDENTS RECEIVING MCIEP SCHOLARSHIPS NUMBER OF GIRLS / BOYS RECEIVING

MCIEP SCHOLARSHIPS FUNDS RAISED FOR MULIKIDS FOR 2012

ABC Kathiani Academy –Mumbua, Sylvia ACK Malikini Secondary – Caroline, Zipporah

Gategi Girls Secondary – Janeffer, Regina Kithunguini Secondary - Shadrach

Mbonzuki Secondary - Rose SA Gategi Mixed Day Secondary - Grace

St Angela Mumias Sec for Deaf Girls - Winfred St John's High School: Kangii - Mary

9/1 $3,754.31

AVERAGE COST PER TERM PER CHILD (THERE ARE 3 TERMS IN A SCHOOL YEAR) SUBJECTS MULIKIDS ARE GETTING

ABOVE AVERAGE GRADES NUMBER OF CHILDREN AGES 0-14 IN KENYA (CIA WORLD FACTBOOK 2012)

$95.98

BIOLOGY GEOGRAPHY CHEMISTRY

BUSINESS STUDIES COMPUTER STUDIES

ENGLISH

18,296,710

NUMBER GRADE SCHOOL GIRLS NOT IN SCHOOL SECONDARY GRADES 9-12

(UNESCO 2009)

% OF CHILDREN THAT DO NOT ATTEND SECONDARY/HIGH SCHOOL (UNICEF

2007-2010) GIRLS / BOYS

NUMBER OF GRADE SCHOOL BOYS NOT IN SCHOOL SECONDARY GRADES 9-12

(UNESCO 2009)

486,219

58/60% 523,373

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MCIEP Future

OUR VISION FOR 2013 Increase our roster to fifteen (15) students

Create a starter materials package for each new MuliKid

Expand our monetary support to include books and materials for struggling students

Donors to join us on our MCIEP trips to Kenya to meet with our

MuliKids, Schools, and Communities

MCIEP Board of Directors

As an all-volunteer organization, each of our membe rs is investing time, money, and resources to make MCIEP a success. We have an excellent team dedicat ed to the MCIEP mission:

Tim Muli – Co-Founder, President Dorothy Muli – Co-Founder, Culture, Ministry of Ed. Proces s

Debra Kennard – Secretary, Public Relations Jeremy Hohnbaum – Treasurer

Gayla Fecher – Students, Schools Hanna Chandoo – Fundraising

You may contact any of the above board members by e mailing them at info@mulikids.org. We appreciate your cash and in-kind donations of me eting space, food, and booths for events.

Thank you for your interest in the Muli Children’s International Education Program.

Give the gift of a future. Support a MuliKid for $22.50 a month or $270 a year.

www.mulikids.org ● info@mulikids.org ● 949-378-0632 Muli Children’s International Education Program

PO Box 77091 ● Corona, CA 92877 USA Wanguru Office ● Code 316 ● PO Box 428 ● Wanguru, Kenya