Why?
Brian's Story of WHY Work for Life
We are passionate about bridging hope in Christ with long-term hope for families that are financially suffering in Kenya. I, Brian Clark, have traveled to over 35 countries and bridged hundreds of thousands of dollars to nonprofits and ministries.
Through countless hours of serving and loving those in poverty internationally I have found my passion to bridge entrepreneurship training to receptive leaders. In working smarter, not harder, a $12 investment in a motivated student multiples 100X over the years of that student providing for themselves, their community, and their church. Through practical business training, men and women learn to create profitable businesses that transform their communities.
This is NOT a handout program. It is hard work. Follow through requires sacrifice, commitment, and grit. Yet, 88% of students launch or grow a profitable business within a year that finish this 20 session course taught by a trained local leader.
It works. It is faith with feet. Join me by learning more, giving, and prayer.
Work for life students after class
Why Partner with Us?
I hope you were able to see Jackline’s leadership of Work for Life in Kenya in the one minute video above. That led to Betty’s story below of life transformation for her family . I hope it leads you to be motivated to sacrifice in joining People Bridge to bridge the 2023 budget need!
This is literally a 100X investment as the impact is a ripple affect for decades to come. Betty and many others lives are impacted 100 times over from the training they recieved.
First, our trainers bring the love and message of JESUS to each class session. Second, it impacts their FAMILY and those around them with hope and financially. Third, it impacts the LOCAL CHURCH that they can give to. Fourth, it stimulates the LOCAL ECONOMY.
It provides EDUCATION for children, access to HEALTHCARE, clean WATER, healthy FOOD, and stable HOMES.
where your donation go?
93% of your financial gift goes directly to impact the students. Only 7% gos to administrative needs.