Help break the cycle of poverty in East Africa through business training & mentoring.
More than 1/3 of Kenyans are living on less than $1.90 U.S. per day
Kufunga Pengo means to “close the gap” in Swahili. Together, we can close the poverty & resources gap in East Africa.
G.A.P Mentoring
Growth & Action Plan Mentors allow entrepreneurs, start-ups or existing businesses in East Africa to propel their business forward & break the cycle of poverty.
Ethical Solutions
We’re dedicated to developing ethical solutions to close the poverty & resources gap. 100% of donations support East African business projects.
Business Training
Is pivotal to increasing skill development & reducing inequality of opportunity in Kenya. We invite you to join us & share your knowledge!
Projects In Need
Help James & Mercy open a Beauty Salon that will offer nails, makeup, and hair services to fund their children’s education.
Support Collins & Esther as they open a Beauty Salon that offers hair, nails, and makeup services to financially support their family.
Support Lillian as she expands her perfume shop, Wanj Perfumes, and opens other branches around Nakuru County, Kenya.
Support Annette in expanding her fresh juice parlor, “The Juice Box” to become a voice of inspiration for other female business entrepreneurs.
Support Joseph in launching his start up business selling handmade women’s accessories made by the Crown of Beauty Organization.
Support Sisabelo Saka in their journey to enhance their inclusive education center for visually-impaired and non-visually-impaired children in Lusaka, Africa.
Kufunga Pengo Serves East Africa
Meet Lillian
Perfume Kiosk Business Owner
“[Kufunga Pengo] gave me the opportunity to open up my own perfume business. It was my dream to own a perfume shop and him coming along made it happen sooner. He gave me a manual to help me know how to plan for a business. From our reviews he constantly challenges me to come up with ways of improving the business by conducting customer surveys, strategic marketing and business expansion ideas.”