Not only are these women taught how to sew and hem and stitch clothing, they are also trained in fashion design. So a portion of time is spent creating new styles, combining new colors, and designing new clothing lines for the Learn to Earn facility to create.

You can join our Education project and be a part of this continued training and encourage the creativity of these women.

To read the article, click the image below and then go to page 34.

The Fly Me To The Show tour is probably coming to a city near you. Check the schedule, grab a ticket, throw on your Mocha Club swag, and have a great time!

Grab a picture with the band and send it to us- we love seeing pictures of our members with our artists. We’ll add it to the MC Artists + You facebook album!

“Niiiice.”

Agreed. Baked goods are absolutely delicious and at our Learn to Earn facility, women and men are given the correct training and techniques to make a variety of yummy treats.

Your support of our Education project allows this work to continue and gives these African men and women the opportunity to make an honest living for their families.

Matt is being creative and figuring out ways to support a cause that he cares about- clean water wells. He is finding ways to raise money and awareness through his blog and racing.

Matt ran the marathon in 2:48:08 and finished 67th overall, all the while raising money and awareness for our clean water project.

We love when our members take what they love, what they are passionate about, and combine that with raising support for Africa.

If you’d like to support Matt, you can read his Run For Something blog or join his Run For Something Mocha Club team.

Thank you, Matt! You inspire us all!!

Do you have an idea of how you want to combine your hobby, passion, or work with Mocha Club? Email us at makechange@mochaclub.org.

There is a huge variety of classes available to the women at our Women at Risk facility, including training to become a hair stylist.

This training exists because of members, like you, who support our Child Mothers + Women at Risk projects. Thank you.

Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki signs the new constitution in front of crowds in Nairobi (BBC Africa)

Kenya has adopted a new constitution, more than three weeks after it was overwhelmingly approved in a national referendum.

Tens of thousands of people watched as President Mwai Kibaki signed the document into law at a large ceremony in the capital, Nairobi…continue reading…

President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan arrived in Kenya on Friday to participate in a ceremony inaugurating the country’s newly minted constitution, flouting international demands for his arrest on genocide charges.

Mr. Bashir faces two arrest warrants: one issued in July by the International Criminal Court in The Hague on three counts of genocide and one from March 2009 for war crimes and crime against humanity. In theory the warrants could be enforced by any of the court’s member countries, which include Kenya…continue reading…

Kids counting at school. Maybe the cutest video in the world. Agreed?

Your support of our Education project allows teachers to continue to invest in students and allows the students to be in clean learning environments.

Nothing starts a day off better than hearing laughter from a group of kids.

Support our Orphan Care + Vulnerable Children project and be a part of those smiles.