FKF

Partners

The amazing transformation of Karura Forest since 2009 has been in large part due to the generous support from some fifty Kenyan-based corporations and their executives and staff, along with a number of environmentally-concerned organisation and individuals, providing both cash and in-kind donations.

The Friends of Karura Forest and the Kenya Forest Service would not be able to do their joint management and conservation work without the donations and strong commitment to CSR — Corporate Social Responsibility. Those corporations and organisations listed below have demonstrated strong commitment to CSR and to the making of a better Kenya for all. Many concerned individuals have made cash or in-kind donations of items. Scroll to bottom to learn more.

Kenya Forest Service

Internet Solutions (formerly Access Kenya)

APA Insurance

Bamburi Cement

Kenya Tourism Board

The Oshwal Education Relief Board

Serena Hotels

Triad Architects

Barclays Bank of Kenya Limited

East African Breweries

Chapa Copy

H. Young

ICRAF

Norken

Red Lands Roses, AAA Roses

Alliance Media & Ovidian

Barker & Barton Kenya

Davis and Shirtliff

I & M Bank

Oakar Services

Steel Structures

Vivo Energy

G4S Security Services

ESRI Eastern Africa

Kul Graphics

Pelican Signs

Samsung-Kenya

The Village Market

Postel and Travel Discover Kenya

The African Fund for Endangered Wildlife (AFEW)

The Federal Republic of Germany

ICIPE

Prime Bank Limited

SBM Bank

TakaTaka Solutions

British Army Training Unit in Kenya (BATUK)

Sukuma Twende Trust

Mr. Yashvin Shretta

Woodcharm

Technology House

Osho Chemical

UN Habitat

The Order of Malta Logo

The Order of Malta

Individual

Partners

Many generous individuals have made cash or in-kind donations of items such as the nine ‘Karura Kams’ to capture wildlife pictures at night, binoculars and cameras for the Colobus Project Field Assistant and bicycles for rent at KFEET as well as professional photography, design expertise and paper for outreach material  and planting and growing indigenous trees.  Heartfelt thanks to them all.