Every childdeservesto be seen.
We're a small team in Kenya, showing up twice a year to provide nourishing meals and care to families who need it most.
"Hope is found in the hands that serve."
A mission
born from
pure heart.
Ray Mercy Ministry began with a simple truth we couldn't ignore: no child should face hunger or feel alone. What started as small acts of kindness in Kenya has grown into a lifelong commitment.
We believe in showing up, consistently and with care. Our biannual programs meet immediate needs, while our home visits build relationships that last. We are not just providing meals; we are providing a sense of belonging.
Goal: A permanent home for orphans in Kenya.
How we serve
the resilient.
Twice a year, we nourish hearts and bodies.
Bi-Annual Nourishment
Our biannual feeding programs gather hundreds of families for nutritious meals and essential supplies. It's more than food; it's a celebration of community and unconditional care.
Visiting the corners of our community.
Compassionate Presence
We go where the need is most personal. Our home visits provide medical supplies, food, and companionship to families who find themselves isolated by circumstance or disability.
United in service across Kenya.
Local Partnerships
By working with healthcare professionals and local leaders, we create a network of support that ensures no child or elderly person is invisible to the community.
Moments
of tangible hope.
Our Heartbeat
The people driving the vision
Rachel Macharia & Stella Wanjiru
Founder & Director
•Co-Founder
Rachel leads with a fierce compassion, ensuring every child feels the warmth of being truly seen and loved. Her drive comes from the belief that no one should be left behind.
Stella brings coordinate care and strategic warmth to our outreach, helping us expand our reach to more families and ensuring excellence in our programs.
When a wheelchair changed everything
In October 2025, we met a father who had to make an impossible choice every day: go to work, or stay home with his 7-year-old daughter who has a disability. She had no way to move, so she stayed home alone.
We reached out to our network, and within a week, we found a wheelchair. We took them to CDM Murang'a, where she was fitted with a chair made just for her.
"Seeing her smile as she moved around freely, that's what this work is about."
Let’s change
the narrative.
Every conversation starts a journey. Whether you wish to partner, volunteer or simply hear more about the children we serve; we invite you to reach out.
Speak with us
+254 721 826905Write to us
rachelmacharia80@gmail.comOur doors and hearts are always open to those who believe in a brighter future.