Social Impact

5% of every safari booking goes toward drilling boreholes and helping children in the Maasai community go to school.

Oldonyo Erinka Primary School Borehole, Maji Moto Village

Drilling rig at school with students and teachers gathered around

Access to clean water was one of the biggest daily struggles facing Oldonyo Erinka Primary School and the surrounding Maji Moto community. Funded together with our guests, we drilled a borehole at Oldonyo Erinka Primary School, giving hundreds of students and their families reliable access to clean water for the first time. It's a small change with a lasting impact, felt every single day.

Olasiti Goeke Dispensary

Olasiti Goeke Dispensary building

Healthcare access in the area was limited, so together with our guests, we built the Olasiti Goeke Dispensary to bring basic medical care directly into the community. Today it serves around 500 people, but the building is collapsing, and we're actively raising funds for a new one. Every safari booked with us contributes directly to making that happen.

Community Connection

This isn't charity — it's a partnership. Reuben and our team visit regularly, work alongside community members, and listen to what's actually needed. The relationships we've built are ongoing, personal, and rooted in respect for the land and the people who've cared for it for generations. Every safari you take with us strengthens those bonds and makes it possible to keep showing up for what matters.

Reuben with children and a Maasai woman in the village

What's Next

The need doesn't stop here. More boreholes are still needed across the wider community. Every safari booked with us moves that work forward.

Every trip you take with us helps carry this forward.