Gallery
Ltungai Rock crusher installation team.
Ltungai blesses the launch of the Ltungai Women’s Ballast Company.
Ben Muriuki’s parents died when he was in 10th grade, leaving him to raise his younger brother and sister. He did casual labor for $2/day. In 2006, he became the first of our College Scholars. He graduated Kenya Methodist University (KEMU) with degrees in Education and Biology. He was hired by the University as a counselor and student liaison, a position he now holds at another university. In this photo, Ben poses in front of KEMU’s Biology building, stones for which he hauled when he was a casual laborer.
Ltungai women lead us into the village.
Alamash, Ltungai Village leader, hauls stones at the Ltungai Women’s Ballast Company (LWBC) rock quarry.
A $100 check from IPI to Ltungai in 2005 was enough to buy poles to build their first schoolhouse.
