Building computer labs in Kenya

This video profiles American missionary Steve Peifer in Kenya. Peifer has established a free lunch program that feeds over 10,000 students at 25 of the poorest Kenyan schools outside Nairobi. He also has built six solar-powered computer labs which will enable these children to learn needed computer skills to find jobs and forge paths out of poverty.

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• Steve
• Peifer
• computer
• labs
• Kenya
• Africa
• Inland
• Mission

[jasonquest]

Steve just won CNN Hero's "Championing Children" award. Great job Steve!

[SixFourFilms]

Thanks for watching the video. It was an honor to meet Steve and to help bring his story to video. What a thrill to see CNN honor him this way.

Best regards,

Scott A. Thompson

[bigdogintexas]

Steve - has a heart as large as Africa, which is necessary to accomplish these goals. I consider Steve as a good friend and missed the daily chats we had as neighbors, my loss is Kenya's gain though and for this I am glad. Spinning a Neil Diamond DVD for you Steve, be well, be Blessed. Clint

[scibelle]

Thank you Steve! Amazing and smart

[meetya01]

As a graduate of RVA, I am impressed and encouraged by this project. Great going. Keep up the good work. Yes, food and technology - hope for the future.

[irishbon]

God bless you and your family!

[zachdir]

this video is awesome......hopefully because of Steve and Kenyan teachers we will see some good things out of Kenya in the next generation such as new jobs and a more developed nation.

[alfunzo2u]

This is an incredible video! I love it!

Way to go Steve. We need more people in the world willing to make a difference.