Why Your Support Matters
- Basic equipment
- Quality coaching
- Safe training spaces
- Mentorship and guidance
- xposure to opportunities
Your support helps us change that — directly and immediately.
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Your Support Changes Lives — One Child, One Ball, One Community at a Time.
When you give to Hope Tour Basketball, you invest in the future of young people across Kenya. Every donation empowers a child with mentorship, training, and opportunity.
Where Your Contribution Goes
$ 10
Provides a Child with Training Supplies Covers cones, notebooks, hydration, or camp materials.
$25
Gives a Kid a Basketball A single ball changes an entire school or community.
$50
Equips a Student With Shoes or Uniform Supports dignity, confidence, and proper play.
$100
Sponsors One Child for a Full Camp Skills training, mentorship, meals, and gear.
$500
Sponsors a Full Community Clinic Balls, shoes, coaches, and support for an entire school.
$1,000
mpact Sponsor Bring a Hope Tour event to a new town or school.
Choose Your Impact
KES
2,500
Dream Maker
Provide essential basketball gear for one young athlete
Basketball and training equipment
Athletic apparel
Water bottle and nutrition support
KES
10,000
Hope Builder
Sponsor a complete basketball clinic in one community
Full-day clinic for 30+ youth
Professional coaching and mentorship
Equipment and refreshments
Life skills workshop
KES
25,000
Dream Maker
Fund our travel to reach remote, underserved communities
Transportation to 3-4 communities
Clinics and mentorship sessions
Follow-up support programs
Testimonials
"Hope Tour came to our school and changed everything. The mentorship helped me believe in myself again."
Brian, 15, Kakamega
"Hope Tour came to our school and changed everything. The mentorship helped me believe in myself again."
Brian, 15, Kakamega
"Hope Tour came to our school and changed everything. The mentorship helped me believe in myself again."
Brian, 15, Kakamega