ABOUT US

Who We Are

Gakami Mustard Seed Foundation is a not‑for‑profit, non‑grant‑making organization committed to empowering communities through sustainable development, environmental conservation, and social transformation initiatives. The foundation works collaboratively with communities, government institutions, development partners, and private stakeholders to deliver long‑term solutions that improve livelihoods and strengthen environmental resilience. Guided by strong ethical values and community-centered approaches, the foundation focuses on practical, sustainable interventions that create measurable social and environmental impact across Kenya.

combating climate change and poverty

Our Mission

our founder

A public servant with a deep passion for environmental conservation and community welfare

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MUSTARD SEED FOUNDATION

2023

The foundation was established by Margaret Chege, a public servant in the Ministry of Interior with a deep passion for environmental conservation and community welfare. As a social worker and leader in community engagement, she has championed initiatives aimed at uplifting underserved communities and advancing sustainability efforts
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🌿 Join us in creating a greener, more sustainable future!

#SustainableCommunities #ClimateAction #EmpoweringChange 🌍💚

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How We Operate

NON-PROFIT

The Foundation secures financial support from
✔ Individuals & Private Donations
✔ Government Agencies & Foundations
✔ Corporate & Community Partnerships
These resources enable us to fund rural-based activities, support local groups, and drive impactful change
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OUR CORE VALUES

What guides us

🌱 Integrity – Upholding honesty, transparency, and ethical practices in all our endeavors
🤝 Collaboration – Working with communities, organizations, and government bodies for greater impact
🌍 Sustainability – Ensuring long-term viability and positive outcomes for both people and the environment