Library Books
We deliver curated book collections to rural schools without libraries, building literacy and curiosity where resources are scarce.
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Books. Bytes. Belonging.
The Peter Karenge Ng'ang'a Foundation delivers books to rural schools, IT hubs to Kenyan villages, recovery support, entrepreneur mentorship, and remote work pathways that create local dignity.
Books Donated
IT Hubs Live
Recovery Groups Supported
Local Jobs Created
What we do
Books, bytes, belonging, and economic bridges between Kenya and the United States.
We deliver curated book collections to rural schools without libraries, building literacy and curiosity where resources are scarce.
Learn moreStarlink-powered community tech centres bring reliable internet, digital skills training, and connection to Kenyan villages.
Learn moreAA-tradition community groups offer belonging and structured recovery support in villages where isolation fuels harm.
Learn moreSix-month entrepreneur cohorts pair rural founders with diaspora mentors to build businesses that stay in community.
Learn moreCareer Bridge — powered by RemoteTalent.work
AffiliatePKN vets and prepares qualified Kenyan professionals for US-aligned remote roles through our RemoteTalent.work partnership.
Connect talentAffiliate link — PKN may receive compensation when you apply through RemoteTalent.work.
Impact
Year-over-year progress across our core programmes.
Books placed this year
Hubs operating
Professionals placed in remote work
Timeline
Building infrastructure and opportunity village by village.
First rural school library opened
5 IT hubs launched with Starlink connectivity
Remote Talent pipeline partnership formed
200+ local jobs and mentorship placements
15 hubs live; 5,000+ books donated
Transparency
Trending campaign · 2026
Storm damage and a growing cohort mean our computer lab and library need a stronger, weather-proof corridor. Every gift keeps students learning through the rainy season and beyond.

Featured story
“Before the hub, I had skills but no path. Now I support a US consulting team from my village — and I mentor the next cohort.”
— Grace M., Murang'a County, Kenya
Grace joined our first digital readiness cohort at a Starlink-enabled IT hub. Six months later, she earns a stable remote income and volunteers as a peer mentor.
Our work
Real photos from the lab, the library, and the people building it all.
Career bridge
PKN vets, trains, and connects qualified Kenyan professionals to US-aligned remote roles.
PKN Foundation maintains an affiliate relationship with RemoteTalent.work. This partnership directly funds programme operations.
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The PKN Foundation is a non-partisan charitable organisation. Contributions are not tax-deductible until our 501(c)(3) registration is confirmed; we will update this notice when an EIN is issued.
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