Co-founder Marcus Cannon lands in Nairobi in September 2026 โ bringing presence, energy, and a commitment to the children of Dandora that reaches far beyond a flight from the United States.
When Marcus Cannon said he was coming to Kenya, Dandora felt it before he arrived. The community knew what this visit meant โ not just a co-founder checking in, but a partner who had chosen to show up in person for one of the most significant moments in Bawa's history.
Marcus walked through the streets of Dandora, visited the school, sat with the children, and met the families. He listened. He laughed. He prayed. And he stood shoulder to shoulder with Joseph Kariuki on the ground where Bawa's new home would rise.
His presence was a statement โ to the children, to the community, and to every partner who watches from afar. This is what committed partnership looks like. This is what it means to be all in.