What is the Power of 100 People?
What We Do
100 Humanitarians International is a community of entrepreneurs, small businesses, and individuals around the world collaborating to create opportunities, both locally and internationally, for self-reliance, education and economic development. We are committed to sustainable projects that support communities and preserve the culture of indigenous tribes.
OUR MISSION
“To mentor families globally through self-reliance, education and entrepreneurship in an effort to eliminate physical, mental, spiritual and emotional poverty, while preserving culture and tradition.”
Women and Girls
Economic Impact Programs
Who We Are
We have a pretty amazing team in both the U.S. and Kenya. We’re really more like family.
We work hard, play hard, laugh non-stop, and there might be tears. Okay, there will be tears.
And we ALWAYS love.
Our Stories
Fueling the heart of 100 Humanitarians are the stories.
Stories of joy. Stories of sorrow. Stories of heartbreak.
Embarrassing stories. Hilarious stories.
Stories of life-changing experiences.
Stories of love. Always love.
100 Humanitarians Turns Three Years Old
100 Humanitarians Turns Three Years Old 100 Humanitarians Turned 3 years old in July, after making it through the "Terrible Twos!" Not really, we had an amazing year with three full expeditions and a great deal of love and accomplishments. Some highlights: Partnered...
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Serve Locally, Give Globally – Quarters for Kids
Serve Locally, Give Globally. In early April, Lori Hildebrand and I did an assembly at Rose Creek Elementary in Riverton, Utah, sharing with them our experiences in Kenya. Lori and her sons are joining 100 Humanitarians International for our June expedition to serve...
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Manifest That! The Underwear Story
Its funny how life is sometimes. You can be going along all hunky dory doing your thing and then you make one small decision and it changes your whole life. I met Heidi Totten in January of 2017 and began to learn all about her trips to Kenya and 100 humanitarians. We...
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The Start of Self-Reliance
The jeeps rumbled up the mountain, winding on bumpy dirt roads. Out the windows were fields of green interrupted by rectangular dung huts baked hard in the African sun, several of them with brightly colored cloth drying on a fence. Everything was so new to us. Life is...
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Chapati and Cultural Immersion
After finishing up the garden at Joyce’s house she invited us to learn how to make chapati, something sort of like naan bread. This was just one of the experiences of cultural immersion on the November Trip. She pulled a table out into her yard and gathered all the...
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Pulling Garden Weeds in Kenya
Going to Joyce’s house was one of my favorite days of our November trip. She is open, hopeful, helpful, and kind. Not only did we get the chance to pull garden weeds and plant her garden, we had the opportunity to teach children about the benefit of hard work. There...
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Because we focus on collaboration, we create opportunities to contribute small affordable amounts to our projects that when combined with other contributions, create a ripple effect.
Feminine Hygiene Kits
Students in School
Garden Boxes
Water Systems & Filters
100 Humanitarians International is recognized by the US Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. Contributions to 100 Humanitarians International are Tax Deductible under IRS regulations. 501(c)(3).
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