Workplace lactation support
Help CAMFEB expand breastfeeding friendly spaces, guidance, and employer engagement for working mothers.
Donation pathway active by direct contact
Support CAMFEB's Work In Kenya
Support the work that helps mothers continue breastfeeding with dignity, from workplace lactation support and maternal-health education to public advocacy and community campaigns across Kenya.
Support breastfeeding-friendly workplaces
Fund maternal health education and advocacy
Back visible campaigns that move public support
Your support helps CAMFEB do three things well
Donate toward the work that turns awareness into real support for mothers, families, and employers across Kenya.
- Build breastfeeding friendly workplaces that support working mothers
- Educate communities and employers on maternal and infant health
- Run advocacy campaigns that keep breastfeeding support visible and fundable
Donate now
Choose the fastest giving route
Use direct contact for individual or institutional giving, or send immediately via M-Pesa and email the receipt for acknowledgement.
Donate via M-Pesa
Paybill Number: 522533
Account Name: CAMFEB
After sending, email camfebkenya@gmail.com with your name and receipt for acknowledgement.
For larger donations or bank transfers, email camfebkenya@gmail.com
Funding Priorities
Where donor support can make the clearest difference now
CAMFEB directs support into practical workstreams that improve maternal health outcomes and make breastfeeding support easier to access, sustain, and scale.
Maternal health education
Support practical breastfeeding education, awareness work, and public advocacy that reaches mothers, families, and employers.
Campaign mobilisation
Back visible campaigns like the Breastfeeding Advocacy Run that bring sponsors, communities, and policymakers into the conversation.
How Funds Are Used
Every donation goes where it matters most
CAMFEB directs the majority of funding toward direct programme delivery — lactation space installations, maternal health education, and public advocacy campaigns. Administrative costs are kept lean so more reaches mothers.
40% — Workplace Lactation Support
25% — Maternal Health Education
20% — Campaigns & Events
15% — Operations & Admin
What Your Gift Achieves
Every amount makes a measurable difference
Choose a tier that fits your giving level. Every contribution directly supports mothers and babies in Kenya.
KES 2,500
Supporter
Covers one lactation education session for a group of 10 new mothers.
KES 10,000
Champion
Funds a community breastfeeding awareness campaign reaching 50+ families.
KES 25,000
Builder
Contributes to a workplace lactation room installation for a Kenyan employer.
KES 50,000+
Changemaker
Sponsors a full workplace programme including room setup, employer training, and mother support.
Supporter Voices
Why people support CAMFEB
“I saw the lactation room CAMFEB helped build at Florensis. That convinced me this is an organisation that delivers, not just advocates.”
Corporate Donor
Nairobi-based employer
“As a mother who benefited from workplace support, giving back to CAMFEB felt personal. I want other mothers to have what I had.”
Individual Supporter
Returning mother & advocate
“The Breastfeeding Run showed me how CAMFEB brings communities together. I sponsor because the visibility matters for policy change.”
Event Sponsor
Annual run partner since 2023
Why Support Now
The platform is stronger. The next bottleneck is funding consistent delivery.
CAMFEB has a growing network of campaigns, partnerships, and public engagement. Donor support is what keeps that momentum tied to real delivery: workplace interventions, maternal health education, and visible advocacy for mothers across Kenya.
Current Giving Routes
Direct giving
Contact the CAMFEB team to arrange a direct contribution while the online donation workflow is finalized.
Talk To CAMFEBCorporate support
Fund programmes, sponsor public campaigns, or back a mother friendly workplace initiative through corporate giving.
Explore Partnership OptionsResource-backed support
Review CAMFEB materials, policy work, and public education resources before deciding where to support the mission.
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