Ten years ago on August 23rd 2009, we opened the doors of Kithoka Amani Children's Home (KACH) to ten children who had lost their parents to HIV/AIDS. If we had not taken them in, they would probably have been street children today. However, their fate turned that day, to good fortune. All ten children are in high school today! They have a great chance to break the cycle of poverty in their lives and their families. This initiative is about ensuring these ten KACH kids and another 60, continue with their education so that their lives and the wellbeing of their families are secured. Kindly please help us keep KACH running for another ten years so that Baby Tush can one day go to the university!