Our People

Our People

Home of Light & Love Foundation is built on people who serve, not just people who give.

Five Groups. One Calling.

The foundation's work is made possible by five distinct groups of people — each contributing differently, all equally essential. A person can serve in more than one group. The groups describe roles, not rigid boxes. If you have a calling to serve, there is a place for you here.

7+
Active Volunteers Currently Serving

Donors & Sponsors

Individuals and organizations who fund programs and activities — providing the financial resources that keep camps running, widows fed, and children supported.

Where they come from:

  • Individual well-wishers and Christian believers
  • Local and international churches
  • Corporate organizations
  • NGOs and development partners
  • Diaspora Kenyans

What they do:

  • Fund specific programs
  • Sponsor medical camps
  • Support widow visits
  • Provide emergency relief funding
Become a Donor

Missioners

On-ground volunteers who carry the work in person — visiting the sick, serving at medical camps, supporting widows, and walking alongside street children. A missioner does not need money. They need a calling.

Where they come from:

  • Universities and colleges across Kenya
  • Local churches and fellowships
  • Community groups and youth organizations
  • Working professionals
  • Individuals personally moved by the mission

What they do:

  • Serve at camps and outreach events
  • Visit widows
  • Assist with feeding programs
  • Submit field reports
Become a Missioner

The Intercession Team

A prayer-driven missionary group that forms the spiritual backbone of the foundation. They combine prayer and action — they do not just pray for the work, they are part of the work.

Where they come from:

  • Partner churches and ministries
  • Prayer networks and intercessory groups
  • Evangelism teams and Bible study fellowships
  • Individuals with a personal calling to ministry

What they do:

  • Intercessory prayer for all foundation activities
  • Evangelism at camps
  • Manage the prayer wall
  • Follow up on spiritual needs
Join the Intercession Team

Pastoral Volunteers

Ordained and trained ministers who serve specifically at the Pastoral Desk during camps and outreach events — providing prayer, guidance, counseling, and evangelism.

Where they come from:

  • Partner churches and denominations
  • Independent ministers and chaplains
  • Seminary and Bible college graduates
  • Church leadership networks

What they do:

  • Man the pastoral desk at every camp
  • Provide individual counseling and prayer
  • Record salvations
  • Flag follow-up cases
Volunteer as a Pastor

Healthcare Volunteers

Medical professionals who donate their time and skills at free medical camps. Without this team, the medical camps would not exist.

Where they come from:

  • Public and private hospitals and health facilities
  • Medical training colleges and universities
  • Professional associations of doctors, nurses, and clinical officers
  • Individual health workers

What they do:

  • Conduct consultations
  • Perform screenings
  • Provide eye/ENT/gynecology/maternal services
  • Health education
  • Refer patients for further care
Volunteer as a Healthcare Professional

Note: A person can serve in more than one group. A nurse can be a healthcare volunteer and a missioner. A donor can also be a missioner. A pastoral minister can also be part of the Intercession Team. The groups describe roles, not rigid boxes.

Find Your Place

Whether you give, serve, pray, heal, or lead — there is a place for you here.

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