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Imana Kids 2nd Annual Fun Run/Walk is here:

Fun Runs

Sep 14

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM08:00 – 12:00

TOM HANAFAN RIVER'S EDGE PARK

2nd annual Imana kids Run/walk | Sep. 14. 2019

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM08:00 – 12:00

TOM HANAFAN RIVER'S EDGE PARK

Imana Kids is hosting its second annual run/walk event. All proceeds will be going to Imana Kids Hope Village Project!

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM08:00 – 12:00

TOM HANAFAN RIVER'S EDGE PARK

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“Pure religion is this: To look after widows & Orphans in their distress.” James 1:27

Brick by Brick

Together, everyone's bricks will build a classroom in Rwanda! Phase One of Hope Village is a 10 classroom primary school. One classroom funded, 9 more to go!

Brick banks are being sent out across the country and can be placed at Lemonade Stands, Garage Sales, Office Desks, Sunday Schools, and VBS.

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Our Happy Stories

Imana Kids has been helping kids in Rwanda since 2013. We are always amazed by the support we get from our friends, neighbors, and our generous corporate donors. The stories below highlight how the Omaha | Council Bluffs communities have been involved in helping Imana Kids continue their work in Rwanda.

Ismail Ntakirutimana, one of our Imana Kids now attending Creighton. Photo by Omaha Magazine Staff.

Heard by god - Ismail Ntakirutimana by omaha magazine

The wait was torture. Six months of back-and-forth, missing documents, interviews, and paperwork. Finally, Ismail Ntakirutimana had a passport in his hands. Now all he needed was a student visa to the United States. But […]

Ananias cyuzuzo - I have no more pain by omaha world herald

Ananias daily life was getting unbearable. He hip caused him so much pain but thanks to a successful hip replacement surgery in Omaha, he is able to resume his daily activities and most importantly gain his smile back.

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Kara & Ryan Higgins, Imana Kids co-founders.

How rwanda came to steal our hearts

We first went to Rwanda the first time to adopt our two boys Etienne and Zeke. We then went back a second time to visit orphans.

The Omaha World Herald wrote about us in 2014.

The latest from our Instagram & Twitter

Meet Jovanisi.

She's 5 and probably a lot like other 5 year olds that you know.
She bickers with her twin brother, likes to kick her shoes off when she swings high on the playground and she gets shy around new people.
$55 a month will put Jovanisi in to preschool, where she'll get two meals and a snack each day, a medical card and community and foster care support.
If you'd like to empower Joavnisi with school and nutrition and access to tools to success, we are ready for you!

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$UNICEF estimates that 1.2 million children are trafficked every year. \\ 1.2 MILLION. // Street kids are most vulnerable in part because they are not accountable to anyone. Sponsorship of a student insures that they are known. It insures that if that child's seat is empty, someone will follow up. Sponsorship is a promise, insurance, that every child's life matters. #insurance #plantinghope #nonprofitorg #rwandaful #seen #loveisaverb #dosomething #empowerment #gamechanger$