Hi <<First Name>>,

During this season of the year we are reminded that we’ve all been given more than we deserve.  The holiday season gives us a chance to give back and make a difference in the lives of others.

For the students at Made In The Streets, this also means Graduation Season. This month, fifteen former street kids became MITS Graduates and are ready to begin new jobs and new adventures in the new year.  We are excited for students like Michelle (pictured above), who came to MITS a few years ago after living on the streets of Nairobi with her mother and siblings for many years.  Michelle graduated last year and is now working full time at Java House, one of Nairobi’s most popular restaurants. Michelle’s story reminds us why it’s so important to give back.

Give now to help more kids leave the streets and begin the path towards their own graduation. >>

Want to read more Made in the Streets' 2018 graduation ceremony? Check out the story on our blog >>

Year-end giving matters now more than ever.  Made In The Streets still needs $72,450 of generous giving to reach it’s 2018 goals to fully love and care for 98 students and over 1000 street kids.  We hope you’ll partner with MITS before the end of the year.

Thanks for giving back and changing lives!

Brad Voss

MITS Executive Director

Charles and Darlene Coulston

MITS Founders and Advisors

Francis Mbuvi

MITS Program Administrator in Kenya