Our exciting and unusual project has proceeded quite slowly, steadily gathering more and more support over time. Without the many generous supporters and donors right from the beginning  giving small amounts as well as some quite large sums, we would never have been able to buy land. We are grateful to all those people and and to charitable and grant-giving bodies in the UK and Kenya who have believed in this collaborative community approach to enabling people to have decent housing. 
 
We are not a large charity and we use the money we are given very carefully for specific and defined stages towards our goal. The project has, thanks to the efforts of our partners, the Commonwealth Housing Group Kenya, also received awards of small grants and donations from bodies such as UN Habitat, The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints (Kenya), Kenya Lotto, and most recently  prizes from Yetu, an arm of the Aga Khan Foundation.