Fundraising For Completion of a Family House
A HOME FOR MY FAMILY
Charitable Fundraising Proposal
Completion of Family Residence in Moiben, Eldoret, Kenya
Prepared by:
Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo
Phone/WhatsApp: +254 721 720 677 | Email: dominickorir@gmail.com
August 2026
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Executive Summary
2. About Our Family and Our Story
3. The Land and Location
4. The House: Current Status & Vision
5. Remaining Works & Budget
6. Our Source of Income & Current Challenge
7. How You Can Support
8. Contact & Contribution Details
9. Our Commitment to Transparency
Appendices: House Plan, Photographs & 3D Model
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
My name is Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo, and I am respectfully presenting this proposal to compassionate individuals, churches, charitable organisations, companies, foundations, and friends who believe in the power of community and dignified shelter.
For several years, my family and I have worked tirelessly brick by brick, beam by beam to build a safe, decent home in Moiben, Eldoret, on land I inherited from my beloved parents, who have since passed away. Through personal savings, sacrifice, patience, and the grace of God, we have brought the house from its foundation to the ring-beam level. We have also purchased 300 metres of roofing sheets, which now sit on-site, waiting to shelter the rooms beneath them.
However, our financial resources have now been exhausted. The remaining works, including roofing timber, plastering, electrical installation, plumbing, windows, doors, painting, wardrobes, and other finishes, are beyond our current ability. This year, our only source of income, maize farming, was severely affected by drought in Uasin Gishu County, leaving us without the means to complete this dream.
We are seeking KSh 2,270,000 (approximately USD 17,600) to complete the house and finally open the doors of a home where our children can grow in safety, study in peace, and build lasting memories. Every contribution, regardless of size, brings us one step closer to that day.
"We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give." Winston Churchill
2. ABOUT OUR FAMILY AND OUR STORY
I am Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo, a husband and father devoted to providing a secure and dignified future for my family. My wife and I have raised our children with the values of hard work, faith, and perseverance. We believe that a home is more than just walls and a roof, it is the foundation upon which dreams are built, memories are made, and generations are shaped.
This house represents far more than bricks and mortar. It is a place where our children will do their homework in peace. It is a place where my family will be safe from the rain and the cold. It is a place where we can gather with neighbours, celebrate birthdays, worship together, and welcome friends with warmth and hospitality. In a world where many struggle to find shelter, we do not take for granted the progress we have made. But we also know that we cannot cross this final stretch alone.
That is why we are reaching out to you not as strangers, but as someone who believes that when good people come together, miracles happen. Your generosity will not simply help construct a house; it will provide a lasting legacy of security, dignity, and hope for a family striving to build a better future.
3. THE LAND AND LOCATION
The land upon which this house stands holds deep personal significance. It was inherited from my deceased parents, who worked the soil of Uasin Gishu County with diligence and love. To build upon this land is to honour their memory and to secure the future they envisioned for their children and grandchildren.
The property is located in Moiben, Eldoret, Kenya, one of the most agriculturally productive regions in the Rift Valley. The area is known for its rolling maize fields, temperate climate, and strong community spirit. Moiben is well-connected to Eldoret town, providing access to schools, health facilities, markets, and other essential services.
Feature Details
Location Moiben, Eldoret, Uasin Gishu County, Kenya
Land Status Inherited family land from deceased parents
Region Rift Valley — agricultural zone
Proximity Accessible to Eldoret town, schools, and health facilities
Site Visits Welcome by appointment
4. THE HOUSE: CURRENT STATUS & VISION
The house is a four-bedroom permanent residence with a total floor area of 195 square metres. As shown in the attached photographs, the structure has been built up from the foundation to the reinforced concrete ring-beam (lintel band) level. The masonry block-work walls are complete, and 300 metres of roofing sheets have been purchased and delivered to the site.
The attached 3D architectural model illustrates the completed vision: a beautiful family home with a tiled roof, finished exterior walls, secure windows and doors, and a welcoming entrance. The house plan (Appendix A) shows the detailed layout, including four bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen, dining area, three toilets, one bathroom, a store, and a corridor.
What We Have Achieved What Remains
Cleared the land and laid a solid foundation Roofing timber, rafters, purlins, and fascia boards
Built reinforced concrete columns and ground slab Electrical installation (wiring, sockets, distribution board)
Raised block-work walls to full height Plumbing & sanitary fittings (toilets, bathroom, water tank)
Cast reinforced concrete ring-beam (lintel band) Plastering (internal walls, ceilings, external keying)
Purchased and delivered 300 metres of roofing sheets Windows, glazing, and mosquito mesh
Doors, frames, hinges, locks, and security fittings
Painting (internal and external)
Built-in wardrobes for all four bedrooms
Balcony safety grills
Final finishes and contingencies
House Specifications
Feature Details
Total Floor Area 195 square metres
Bedrooms 4
Toilets (WC) 3
Bathrooms 1 (with shower)
Other Rooms Lounge, Kitchen, Dining, Store, Corridor
Balcony Grills 20 linear metres
Construction Stage Ring-beam completed; roofing sheets purchased
Estimated Completion 4 months from full funding
5. REMAINING WORKS & BUDGET
The following table details the specific items required to complete the house, along with their estimated costs. These figures are based on current local market rates in Eldoret and quotations from local suppliers and contractors. Every shilling will be applied directly to the construction works outlined below.
No. Item Needed Description / Scope Est. Cost (KSh)
1 Roofing Timber Rafters, purlins, battens, and fascia boards to fix the roofing sheets we already have
400,000.00
2 Electrical Installation Full wiring, sockets, switches, distribution board, and earthing for a 4-bedroom house
230,000.00
3 Plumbing & Sanitary Water piping, 3 toilet fittings, 1 bathroom suite, kitchen connections, and 10,000L water tank
200,000.00
4 Painting & Finishes Internal and external paint—primer, undercoat, and finishing coats for all walls and ceilings
200,000.00
5 Doors, Hinges & Locks Internal and external doors with quality hinges, padlocks, and mortice locks for security
180,000.00
6 Wardrobes Built-in bedroom wardrobes for all four bedrooms—material and labour included (MDF, accessories)
210,000.00
7 Plastering Internal wall and ceiling plaster, plus external keying for weather resistance (sand, cement, labour)
300,000.00
8 Windows & Glazing Window frames, glass panes, mosquito mesh, and secure fixings for light and ventilation
200,000.00
9 Balcony Grills and Gate 20 metres of fabricated, galvanised, and installed balcony safety grills
220,000.00
10 Contingency & Misc. Unforeseen costs, transport, and small fittings that arise during finishing
150,000.00
TOTAL FUNDING NEEDED TO COMPLETE KSh 2,270,000.00
Every shilling brings us closer to home. There is no donation too small, and no gesture too humble.
6. OUR SOURCE OF INCOME & CURRENT CHALLENGE
Our family's sole source of income is maize farming on our land in Uasin Gishu County. For years, we have cultivated the soil with dedication, relying on the seasonal rains to produce a harvest that sustains our family and generates the income needed for essentials such as school fees, medical care, and household expenses.
Tragically, this year has been devastating. Uasin Gishu County, normally one of Kenya's breadbaskets, has been hit by severe drought. The rains failed, and our maize crop withered in the fields. What should have been a season of harvest turned into one of loss and uncertainty. Without the expected income from the harvest, we have no financial reserves to draw upon to complete the house.
This drought has not only affected our family but has impacted thousands of farming households across the region. We are not asking for relief from poverty, but rather for partnership in finishing a project we have already invested years of labour and savings into. We are hard-working people who have reached a critical stage and now need a helping hand to cross the finish line.
7. HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT
There are many ways to become part of this story. Whether you give financially, share this appeal with your network, or offer professional advice, you become a partner in building a home and a future.
Way to Support How It Works Impact
Direct Financial Gift Mobile money (M-Pesa), bank transfer, or cash Covers materials and labour directly
Material Sponsorship Donate roofing timber, doors, windows, or electrical fittings Reduces cash burden and speeds up work
Professional Skill Offer electrical, plumbing, painting, or carpentry labour Cuts labour costs and shares expertise
Share This Appeal Forward to friends, churches, groups, or social media Widens the circle of potential helpers
Prayer & Encouragement Stand with us in prayer and moral support Strengthens our spirit to finish well
8. CONTACT & CONTRIBUTION DETAILS
Detail Information
Applicant Name Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo
Phone / WhatsApp +254 721 720 677
Email dominickorir@gmail.com
M-Pesa Number 0721 633 674 (Dominic Kangogo)
Bank Account Kenya Commercial Bank, Buruburu Branch, Nairobi
Account No: 1213613124
Account Name: Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo
Physical Site Moiben, Eldoret, Kenya — site visits welcome by appointment
Preferred Contact Time Anytime between 7:00 AM and 10:00 PM EAT
9. OUR COMMITMENT TO TRANSPARENCY
I am committed to complete transparency and accountability. Every donation, regardless of its size, will be applied directly to the construction works outlined in this proposal. I will gladly provide:
• Progress updates with photographs at each stage of completion
• Receipts for materials purchased and labour paid
• Site visits to anyone who wishes to see how their support is making a difference
• A final report upon completion, including photographs of the finished home
If you wish, I will also invite you to a small house-opening gathering when the work is done, so you can see with your own eyes the home you helped build. Your trust is sacred to us, and we will honour it with honesty and gratitude.
APPENDICES
Appendix A: House Plan
The architectural floor plan shows the layout of the 195-square-metre residence, including four bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen, dining area, three toilets, one bathroom with shower, a store, and a corridor. The plan also indicates the master bedroom with an en-suite WC, and the placement of all doors, windows, and structural elements. (See attached document: HOUSE PLAN 3-Model.pdf)
Appendix B: Current Construction Photographs
The attached photographs show the current state of construction. The masonry walls are complete up to the ring-beam level, with door and window openings framed. The structure is ready for roofing, plastering, and finishing works. The images clearly demonstrate the solid foundation and structural integrity already achieved, as well as the home's scale and potential.
Appendix C: 3D Architectural Model (Completed Vision)
The 3D rendering illustrates the intended completed appearance of the house. Features include a pink tiled roof, smooth finished exterior walls with a light peach finish, secure window frames with grilles, a decorative stone base, and a welcoming entrance. This model represents the dream that your support will help bring to life.
Appendix D: Farm and Land Context
The photograph of the maize field shows the agricultural land that forms our family's sole source of income. This year's devastating drought in Uasin Gishu County destroyed the crop, leaving us without the harvest income we had planned to invest in completing the house. This image underscores the urgency and genuineness of our appeal.
With Gratitude and Hope,
Dominic Kipkorir Kangogo
August 2026
