Summary: Brad (founder) served two years as a Health volunteer for the Peace Corps in Kenya beginning in 1999. Upon returning to the US, he received his MA in political science where he focused on international development and corruption. He started The KEF as a way to help a few children he befriended while in the Peace Corps, but today it has grown into something much bigger. Brad's intimate knowledge of Kenyan culture, the Kiswahili language and development issues have contributed to the uniquely straightforward design of this program, which minimizes corruption and optimizes results. Brad has listened carefully to the needs of poor Kenyans. What they need and want is a good education.

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Summary: Think of the Peace Corps and you might imagine teaching in a one-room schoolhouse or farming in a remote area of the world. But while education and agriculture are still an important part of what the Peace Corps does, today's Volunteers are just as likely to be working on HIV/AIDS awareness, helping to establish computer learning centers, or working on small business development.