We are 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.

100 Humanitarians International began in the summer of 2015 after the founder, Heidi Totten, took her first trip to Kenya, Africa. She started a group on Facebook, and it took off from there. Almost four years later, over 150 people have gone on 11 expeditions to Kenya with 100 Humanitarians International. We have worked with over 50 families in 8 communities. We take groups to Kenya four times each year, in a continued effort to create and support self-reliance in families. 
Karibu. This is our story.

OUR PROGRAMS

After several expeditions trying different projects, 100 Humanitarians International settled on what we like to call “The Core Four”. These four programs include Women Initiatives, Youth Education, Mentoring Families, and Training & Cultural Centers. On each expedition, we include something from each of The Core Four to continue moving forward in the promises we are making to ourselves, our organization, and the communities we work in.