Optiven Foundation, the Soft Arm of Optiven Group has awarded scholarships worth over Kshs.3 million to students from over 11 counties, as part of this year’s Soaring Eagles Scholarship Programme (SESP). This follows a rigorous selection process, which seeks to identify
As Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan once said, education is the premise of progress in every society. The Kenyan Government seems to have engaged a higher gear towards making this premise a reality
Optiven Group Foundation 2018 scholarship Applications are ongoing. Minimum Marks attained should be 350. You can deliver a hard copy of the application with the required attachments to "Barclays Plaza, 14th Floor, Loita Street with or via email to info@optivenfoundation.org Reference
It was gratifying to witness over 4,000 heads of state, ministers, world’s private sectorcream of the crop, UN officials and civil society representatives gather in Nairobi at the third UN Environment Assembly to tackle the global menace of pollution. The assembly
Optiven Foundation has partnered with Kajiado County Government and the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) – Kajiado, who had mobilized over 1, 000 community members in Kitengela to come together and help collect plastic bags garbage heaped in the area as
“It's not how much we give but how much love we put into giving.” - Mother Teresa Charity is all about the voluntary giving of help, especially to those who are in need. And as the United Nations observes the International
Our Dear Partner & Fellow Philanthropist, Optiven Foundation takes this chance to sincerely thank you forthe very Great Support in donating towards the “Feed One More” Initiative that saw over 10,000 hungry deserving fellow citizens in 4 different counties in Kenya
In the battle to fight hunger in the country, on 13th February 2017 Mr. George Wachiuri, Chairman of Optiven Foundation launched the “Feed One More” initiative. The Foundation’s Board of Trustees contributed Kshs.2,000,000 (Two Million Kenyan Shillings) with regards to the
The ‘poor’ are not just some conglomerate group which can be dismissed as an economically, non-productive sector of society that we are unfortunately stuck with. They are fellow human beings - real people, individuals - for whom we have concern and
Millions of children across the developing world are not in school and thousands more may never have the chance to attend. This has a serious impact on their future, as education can break the cycle of poverty, leading to more opportunities