Dear Each1 Feed1 Friends, My mother, Linda, and I returned from Kenya a few weeks ago and we have good news to share with you! This was the first time I had returned to Tharaka since I was 19 years old and I was amazed at the changes that have … Read More →

Dear Friends, Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday. Here’s your chance to give what could be the most meaningful gift you give this Christmas- educational scholarships to at -risk boys and girls. Your generous gift of $3,600 will provide scholarships for 10 children for one year. $360 will provide a scholarship for one child for one year. … Read More →

Dear Friends,      My father, Chaplain Lt. Col. (RT) Calvin McCarter, the founder of Each1 Feed1 International, went to heaven on Saturday, March 24th. I believe you will find the life of my father fascinating. Rev Calvin McCarter Lt. Col. Chaplain baptizing in Vietnam 1965-1966 In 1965 while stationed … Read More →

Dear Friends, This year has been amazing, and it is all because of you! Let’s finish the year STRONG  together.  Give before January 1st to receive tax credit for 2017. Donate TODAY and your tax-deductible gift will be doubled! Thank you for your prayers and partnership. God bless you, and have … Read More →

Dear Friends, Every day at Each1Feed1 we witness the tremendous transformation of lives of women and children. One of those incredible women is Mary. Mary fled to our clinic in 2014 after escaping an abusive family relationship. Sick, alone, and rejected, she was accepted into our discipleship program. In her new home, … Read More →

Dear Friends, I have a life goal- to run 25 half marathons in 25 different states. On November 12, I’ll be running in my 14th state in the Monterey Bay Half Marathon. Now I need your help! My motivation in this race is to raise money to feed orphaned and … Read More →

Dear Friends, Baby Lilian was on the verge of death. A severely malnourished Lilian was brought into our clinic a few weeks ago. Our clinic staff alerted me that this eleven month old baby weighed only nine pounds. Purity, our nurse, was filled with compassion and immediately offered to help … Read More →

  Do you know what it’s like to go hungry? I don’t mean missing just one or two meals. I don’t even mean fasting for a few days and having a refrigerator full of food waiting until your done. I mean having NO food to eat. Period. No food to … Read More →

June 2, 2017 Dear Friends, Can the next world-famous Kenyan runner come from Tharaka? This is the question I’ve asked our children many times. And what better way is there to discover that world-class runner than to host a 5K race at our school? The 5th Annual Excellent Academy 5K … Read More →

Dear Friends, Unnamed. Unwanted. Little Eric was left abandoned on the outskirts of the forest near the roadside. It was New Year’s Eve and good Samaritans who were passing by on their way to their holiday celebration heard little Eric’s cries and rushed him to the local hospital. Eric was … Read More →

Dear Friends,      Over the last year as a missionary in Tharaka I have experienced many things that are different. One of the most noticeable differences is how people view children. In America, most people cherish their children. From the time our children are born we “ooh and aww” over … Read More →

Dear Friends, We are entering the final stretch of school at Mama Linda’s Excellent Academy as our third term ends in November. In a country where school is everything the pressure to perform well on the exams is excruciatingly high. As the call went out in our last newsletter for … Read More →

Dear Friends, A short-term mission trip has a way of forever changing a person!  Each1Feed1 was privileged to have seven talented team members join Kyle and me in Tharaka for 16 days in June and July. Among other things, the short-term mission team hosted art, music, and volleyball camps. Our … Read More →

Dear Friends, Hunger… It’s a word you may have dealt with before, more of an inconvenience than anything else.  But for thousands of children in Tharaka, hunger is a tragic and familiar reality. Hunger was a reality for Mercy. Mercy was a beautiful little girl who was abandoned by her … Read More →

Sisters McKenna, Fridah and Faith lived in the market place. Their mother was abandoned by their father and was struggling with alcohol. They had no hope of a future before. Now they live with us, their English constantly improves, they are clean, safe from men, healthy and most importantly they … Read More →