TFK is devastated to see the recent LA wildfires that have left families displaced and communities destructed. Here’s how you can help make a difference:
This holiday season, we want to take a moment to thank you—our incredible community—for your support and kindness throughout the year. Whether you’ve shared our posts, interacted with us, or simply followed along, you’ve been an essential part of our journey.
Celebrate this holiday season with Tablets For Kids! This is the season of giving, there's no better time to help students and teachers access the tools they need to succeed.
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Excited to see our pilot project take off with @TabletsForKids_ and bring digital learning to kids in #Zambia!!
Our new video is out! It shows how we were inspired by the Mothers’ Day Movement’s (MDM) commitment to making meaningful contributions and their focus on uplifting women and children around the world. Their mission, heavily influenced by @nickkristof and his research!
Our new video is out! It shows how we were inspired by the Mothers’ Day Movement’s (MDM) commitment to making meaningful contributions and their focus on uplifting women and children around the world. Their mission, heavily influenced by @nickkristof and his research!
This #GivingTuesday, you can transform education for students in East Africa. While the average child in the U.S. benefits from $15,000 annually in education funding, students in Kenya receive just $300.
TFK is proud to announce we are sharing new videos showcasing the journey we took to Kenya earlier this year. The video captures our mission in action.
Syracuse University’s Newhouse Campus News recently highlighted TFK’s own Sacha Norton in an article about her incredible journey! From volunteering in Africa to helping launch Tablets for Kids, Sacha’s passion for education and global impact is an inspiration.
Imagine a classroom without textbooks. For many, that was reality—until technology stepped in! We’re #ThankfulForTech that bridges educational gaps and brings knowledge to every corner of the globe.
As we enter a season of gratitude this November, we’re #ThankfulForTech and the opportunities it brings to young learners! Every chance students get to use technology in the classroom helps open doors to knowledge and opportunity.
Thank you to our incredible partner, @aep.youth and the Mwabu Education Zambia team, for their dedication to empowering educators and students at the Amos Youth Centre in Zambia!
It was an incredible experience for TFK to witness firsthand how the children interacted with technology in the classroom. Watching their hands shoot up eagerly when questions were asked was a testament to how engaged and excited they were.
Getting to watch the students actively engage with technology in the classroom was an amazing moment for TFK. When these children were given tablets, it was clear how technology opened up a new world of learning for them.
It was inspiring to witness the powerful connections formed between students, and between students and teachers, during TFK’s trip to Africa.
TFK had the honor of visiting the Wamunyu Special School for Children, a place where children between the ages of 8 and 21, many of whom are non-verbal or physically and intellectually disabled, receive care and education.
TFK had the privilege of visiting the computer lab at Ngului Primary School, where we helped the learners sharpen their typing skills. It was amazing to witness the kids in action, eagerly embracing a new skill that will empower them in the future.
It was truly special for TFK to witness students in action at Makaalu Secondary School during their “Leadership in Action” session. The energy in the room was astounding as the students took on the challenge with excitement and determination.
TFK recently visited Kiundwani Primary School and Kikaso Primary School in Kenya, we witnessed firsthand the remarkable progress taking place in the classrooms. It was so moving to see how students are now actively engaging with technology in ways that enhance their learning.
TFK is happy to be in Kenya with our partner @KenyaConnect. It's been nothing short of amazing to witness these students thriving with the technology provided by TFK.





































