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About
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Ufadhili Trust is an independent, non-profit, support organisation founded in 2001 under the Public Trusts Act (Laws of Kenya). Ufadhili exists primarily to promote social responsibility in East Africa. It carries out its mandate through four core programmes; Corporate Social Responsibility, Local Resource Mobilisation encompassing philanthropy and volunteerism, NGO excellence and the Citizens Assembly Initiative. |
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Ufadhili holds peace soccer tournament |
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In the commemorating two years universally since the signing of the National Peace Accord, Ufadhili Trust held a peace soccer tournament on, 28th February 2010, at Woodley Grounds, Kibera in Nairobi. The aim of the tournament was to preach the message of peace, reconciliation and cohesion to the youth from various parts of Nairobi Province. Woodley Grounds was chosen since it is at the heart of Kibera, the biggest informal settlement in Kenya, which experienced the worst violence and massive human rights violations in the post 2007 election violence. Ufadhili Trust partnered with local youth organizations; Foot Soldiers and Lang’ata Community Sports Fund.
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CSR best practices in Kenya
Ufadhili Director, Mr. Mumo Kivuitu speaks to CSR International; Prof Wayne Visser and highlights some of the CSR case studies in Kenya......Watch video
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Ufadhili holds CSR Masterclasses
Ufadhili Trust together with Prof. Wayne Visser, Founder and Director of CSR International held a two day CSR masterclasses on 25th and 26th January, 2010 at the Jacaranda Hotel in Nairobi. The training brought together 30 participants from the corporate sector. read more |
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Contributing to development through CSR
Companies can contribute immensely to social and economic development if they make Corporate Social Responsibility an essential part of business excellence, writes Judy Njino of Ufadhili Trust. read more |
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Companies must widen the scope of CSR
Ufadhili's Maina Wambugu urges companies to look beyond narrow perception of Corporate Social Responsibility. read more |
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"PEOPLE
GO INTO BUSINESS TO DO WELL |
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BUT
STAY IN BUSINESS TO DO GOOD" |
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Mahatma
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