Forward 4 Africa supports educational projects in Africa which range from supporting individual students to institutions. The central focus of the nonprofit is students’ access to and success in educational opportunities.

About

Forward 4 Africa is a nonprofit organization founded in 2012 by the four Moskow brothers; Nick, Will, Charlie and Andrew. Africa has been a part of their lives since birth. Their father, Cliff Moskow has been involved with nonprofit work based in Kenya since the 1980s. The Moskow brothers are accepted as adopted members of the Maasai tribe due to their Father’s longstanding work in Maasai communities. The organization works directly with schools in Kenya. School based projects have included; bringing electricity and freshwater to schools, as well as building projects, providing food for lunch programs, educational and sport supplies, and laptops. In recognition of the fact that most Kenyan students do not have the opportunity to own their own pen. Forward 4 Africa has distributed over twenty thousand pens to students individually which fosters and supports the concept that education creates the opportunities necessary for a better future. One of the most meaningful aspects of Forward 4 Africa has been the long-term growth of bonds between the Moskow brothers and students in Kenya. These bonds have grown over the years and greatly benefitted all involved.