A Source of Income for our Neighbors 🤎 ~ Kenya Village Life ~ VLOG

It’s always a good day when we get to spend time with the people in our village community.. and today was extra special because we got to deliver the dairy goats! This will be a great source of income for the women of this group.
Selling goat milk can bring in a nice income and the goats will hopefully multiply steadily over the coming months and years.
We plan to replicate this initiative with 4 other local women groups. We will keep you all updated on the progress!
If you’d like to contribute to this cause you can use the following methods:
Mpesa: 0707843614
PayPal: [e-mail]
Venmo: @mekenze-limiri
Website: www.limirifarms.com
Thanks for watching!
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[@cynthiarichards9113]

So beautiful. May God bless your family and these ladies and their families.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you so much. ❤

[@FlorinaPopovici-bj8ru]

You are doing so much for the community. Big help from big hearts! 💖🙏

[@Peacealways41445]

The more your hand stretches out to give, the more you receive. Continue with what you doing and the Almighty will remember you❤

[@naomikiema972]

They are called pigeon peas. They do very well in the lower Eastern part of Kenya. Congrats for the great work you're doing of changing people"s lives 🧡🧡🧡

[@githengu]

May God bless your family with measure, shaken together and overflowing!

[@emlyncharles-david8182]

In the Caribbean they are peas. We call them pigeon peas. We are now planting them to be reaped December, January. We make soup, stew, rice and peas. They are cooked green or dried. They taste delicious when cooked in coconut milk.

[@mkenyahalisi5390]

Nchugu in kimeru,mbaazi in kiswahili and pigeon peas in english.Cooked in coconut and called mbaazi ya nazi❤

[@globalpioneer247]

This is so wonderful! Economic empowerment is so crucial. Bless you all for your labors of love for and in the village. I hope to return to Kenya soon.❤️🇰🇪

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

❤️❤️ will be amazing when you’re able to come back

[@georgehosea139]

Thats good work you are doing,empowering your neighbours with a source of income ,God bless you.😅

[@jeninethompson9540]

Its so awsome you are a Blessing to your.neighbors,you are model for other entrepreneurs, you are growing your.buisness and also helping other to be self sufficient,this is a model of how things should be done a hand up not a had down,the greeting was awsome,you and George are becoming a small NGO Blessings

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thanks for the kindness Jenine ❤️

[@andrewkizito6892]

Thanks for sharing always

[@MsEller316]

In Jamaica, we do a dish with those. We call them gungo peas. We can use them fresh or dried. I love them fresh.(green gungo) we use coconut milk to do this dish...gungo peas and rice. So yummy...

[@chawiramore]

May God continue to bless you for the great things you do for your community.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

I appreciate that, thank you. 🙏🏻

[@Magnolia5]

Jambo MeKenze🥰. What a blessing the Limiri Family is to the community. They all seemed so gracious and thankful. God will continue to increase the Limiri Farm because of your huge hearts and generosity. I love how you include the children in your projects. These are life lessons that will serve them well. May all your future projects be supernaturally blessed from the beginning to the end. God Bless You💜🥰🙏🏾🌹🙋🏾‍♀️

[@colinthomas6888]

Hello Ms and Mr McKenzie. And kids. That's so awesome of you guys unto all those that give. God blessings always

[@paulinanahato4529]

Aaaah!!!!! This is very very nice ever, endless blessings. Big up George and Mackenze, you are a blessed family

[@winniemabel3322]

That reggae beat was so unexpected!!! The tea I'm drinking almost went sideways 😂😂😂

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

😂😂 love some good reggae and afrobeats too

[@jackieburton7564]

Wow. We call them gungo peas Jamaica. We use it to cook soup or with rice.. great either ways. Wow,! we have so much in common in Jamaica.

[@shinethelightkenya5813]

What a beautiful day ❤I'm so excited for that group of women and I know they'll take good care of those goats.When all the groups get their own,the'll be learning from each other ❤This is a great project and thanks for sharing 👍

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you so much for contributing .. we can’t do these projects alone and are grateful for the loving support we have. ❤️🙏🏻

[@andrewkizito6892]

Well done towards social responsibility

[@AminaJuma-p9z]

Thanks makenze for good thought to uplift women and families. I wish to emulate your family coz am also trying to do development projects towards women. How can I get to know where you bought the goats, and how to feed them. ❤

[@tonnyndundahse69]

That was nice, God bless you

[@yaadstylehomeschooling]

Those are called gungo peas. Continue to make an impact. God bless you and your family! 🤗

[@HellenaSanch]

Great video as always

[@suu5996]

Wao.. when you give, your cup overflows❤

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

❤️❤️❤️

[@florenceojowa7706]

Great job❤

[@josephschmucker3625]

It is so good to see that and to see that people are blessing each other with gifts like that there are still a lot of good people here on the earth and I just praise the Lord for that and pray the Lord would continue to bless you and guide you and to you as your journey through life

[@iam_danny]

Wonderful. May God bless your family for being a blessing to other families ❤

[@nompumelelongcobo5784]

You and your family are a blessing to your community ❤

[@AgnesJames-it6og]

Very encouraging,may God continue to bless you

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

🙏🏻❤️

[@blessedone4406]

Wow that’s amazing. How much were the goats please thanks

[@faithwachu5073]

May God enlarge your territory. Great job improving the lives of your community 👍

[@diane763]

Goodmorning Mckenzie I love the last video felt like I there.... Your videos all ways informative thanks

[@samuelwambui4013]

Tune on watching....

[@hellencatt]

God bless you and your house hold ❤

[@gladysshako4231]

Oh God provide me with bundles so I can watch this beautiful family everyday🙏🙏👏👏 ❤❤❤ good job guys Ngai amurathime muno!

[@t.wkangethe4814]

It’s been a minute the last l visited this ‘home’ your channel has really grown good job Mekenzie keep growing.

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Welcome back.. and Thank you!! 😊

[@t.wkangethe4814]

@ Mekenzeinkenya You’re welcome ☺️

[@fridahndungenzaumi6591]

Cowpeas my favorite

[@Kellyoji]

Awesome

[@fridahndungenzaumi6591]

God continue blessing you guys ❤❤

[@gracekwekwe3647]

Kudos

[@jackieburton7564]

Great job. Keep on doing good in your neighborhood. Lots of blessings. The lord see an know your heart. From Jamaica

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Thank you so much

[@chikwandangandu4615]

Weldone limiris. Welokamu🤣

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

😂❤️

[@VesnaVelev]

Hi McKenzie, I have always enjoyed your vlogs I know I might be asking for a bit too much but as you as an American and Leni as German I’m really concerned about her is there anyway where you can contact her and find out if she is okay you don’t have to say anything at all after that but just ask her there’s a lot of people who are concerned about her. Thank you.

[@dawnallen9308]

Hey. Those legumes are called gungo peas or pegion peas in Jamaica

[@josephkuria1429]

Happy 🎉🎉

[@nyericounty1066]

Let me be the first to comment today.....Good Morning the Limiri family..

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Hello to you 👋🏻 thanks for being here ❤️

[@johnluweekamukasa9412]

EXCELLENT IDEA Kenzie! With more fundraizing appeals, this could become a real big household income program!

[@jackieburton7564]

See another Jamaican on this channel

[@samuelmbugua8414]

God vlog makenzi Limiri, in the coming videos do a subtitle translation of what is said in kimeru. I see more improvement even the covering of the head.

[@jeninethompson9540]

I do not like squabbling just being positive,we see 15-20mins of this family i will not judge them,this is their family they know whats best, they will do whats appropriate for their children ,i grew up in a multilingual home we had 2 other languages along with english we tended to go our paternal side more than our maternal side but we conversed and understood our matenal side which was a harder language or parents did not force us

[@johnkinyanjui5331]

Please say jambo to little Muriuki 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Aww okay, we will ☺️

[@kulthummbaru5265]

❤

[@ngutikukinyua7751]

❤🎉 beautiful

[@moureenkemunto41]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Machache]

Thanks for the vlog. Are you cooking the chapatis?

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

No we bought them in Kianjai this time ☺️

[@josephkuria1429]

George ask for mp seat

[@michtech1726]

Tell George to run for the mca seat 2027

[@estherkuria4606]

Can't advice, it's a dirty game Stay cool George as usual

[@zablonnthamburi2539]

Why not run for the governor?

[@michtech1726]

@@zablonnthamburi2539 kwa politics mtu huanza chini

[@samuelmbugua8414]

It is not a must to be a politician if you are helping the community, what if he loose the seat that will deepen his spirit in helping the community. My views.

[@bongiwesminihomestead6981]

A big thank you to the donors. We Thank God for your parents to raise such humble souls like you & George.Thank you Makenzi for being you.I strongly believe you are a good support to our son George.May God mightily bless the work of your hands.🇿🇦

[@naimatayo8300]

George, I still don't understand why you would choose to not teach your kids kiswahili and kimeru yet it's an integral part of their black identity and are growing up in Kenya. Isn't this counterproductive in the long run?

[@Mekenzeinkenya]

Has someone told you that they aren’t actively learning the vocabulary? They are so immersed in the culture.. they are picking it up…these things take time..

[@factsnewskenya6777]

They might be but they have such limited interaction with their surrounding, they literally have no friends in Kenya and are homeschooled. Learning Swahili through Duolingo when they live in Kenya is gonna take a lot of time to learn anything.My regret is Lucas will soon turn 18 and can't even speak a word in Swahili. Just my take...

[@ayzzohmbugua2235]

I disagree with you, speaking in English is the deal.. even in a Kenya institution you will never see "ki meru been spoken plz.. only in villages come on.

[@ayzzohmbugua2235]

​@@Mekenzeinkenyaplease take it easy and if they want it's ok; but never ever force them bcz of people's.

[@wambuitheexplorer]

Can we enjoy her videos and not tell her how to raise her kids..😊 thank you