Across Kenya, we’ve walked through classrooms where light shone on ideas, reaching communities cast away by miles, restoring dignity where once unknown… And from these moments, we have learnt that good deserves to be seen, felt, and told. #CaptureTheGood #TransformingLives

Felix Oliya believes a perfect picture should tell a thousand stories. We stepped into his world and tried to see things through his lens, exploring the story of environmental conservation.​ Watch the full story: youtu.be/-vD111PL17s?si=uAbp… to see how Felix captured this story

They travelled, they connected with communities, they listened and, through their lenses, brought stories of hope, opportunity, resilience and transformation to life. Every photo and every frame gave us a closer look at the difference being made in communities across Kenya. Then came the moment to let the public have their say. You voted, you supported your favourite creators and helped take the journey from thousands of entries to our national finalists. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

What happens when thousands of Kenyan creators set out to find the good? You get thousands of stories that deserve to be told. Over 6,000 creators answered the call to Capture the Good, with 2,185 creators taking us on a journey across all 47 counties to uncover stories of impact made possible through the Safaricom and M-PESA Foundations. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

It started with a challenge, and ended with two creators standing at the top. From thousands of entries across Kenya, Kennedy Kamau and Mathew Meli have emerged as our National Winners of the Capture the Good Challenge, Kennedy as our Best Videographer and Mathew as our Best Photographer. With “The Dream Poriot,” Kennedy captured the innocence, hope and determination of a child who simply dared to dream bigger. A reminder that sometimes, a dream is all it takes to keep pushing forward. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

Mathew’s “Built for Dreams” told its own powerful story through a single frame, capturing human dignity in a way that stayed with the judges and earned his photograph the top spot. Different perspectives, different journeys, but one thing brought them together, the ability to look beyond the moment and show us the people, hope and possibilities within it. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

This is what happens when a camera meets a story worth telling. Meet our Silver winners in the Capture the Good Challenge, Philip Otieno in Videography and Charles Muia in Photography. Philip’s “What I Built Today” brought us closer to Florence, a hardworking shoemaker whose journey is a beautiful reminder of resilience, determination and the power of transformation through the Safaricom Foundation. From the challenges she faced to the life she continues to build, every frame carried a piece of her journey. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

Charles, through “Care That Changes Lives,” turned his lens to healthcare, capturing the people and moments behind the care that touches lives every day. His photographs gave us a glimpse of the humanity, hope and impact found within the healthcare space. Two creators. Two different lenses. Two powerful ways of showing us the good happening across Kenya. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

Some stories don’t just deserve to be told; they deserve to be felt. After an incredible journey of creativity, purpose and capturing the good across Kenya, Lameck Ododo and David Mutuku have earned their place as our Bronze winners in the Capture the Good Challenge. 🥉 In Photography, Lameck’s “A Unified Game” captured the power of sport to bring a community together, while the judges recognised his eye for balance and his powerful portrayal of community transformation. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

In Videography, David’s “A Story of Ashes, Resilience and a Life-Saving Comeback” took us to Nabakisho Clinic, shining a light on health transformation and the resilience behind every comeback. For bringing these powerful stories to life, they each walk away with KSh 500,000, a brand-new Vivo phone, KSh 250,000 to bring a community project of their choice to life, and a KSh 200,000 equipment voucher. Congratulations, Lameck and David! Your stories moved us, inspired us and truly captured the good. #CaptureTheGood #CTGAwards #TransformingLives

From impact stories captured across Kenya to one big stage, this is the moment to crown the best of the best. Be part of the Capture The Good Challenge Awards Ceremony popote ulipo on Monday 28th September. Stay tuned ! #CaptureTheGood #TransformingLives

Every group has a story, and the Ushindi Women Self-Help Group has one that will warm your heart. ​ Meet the women from Kirinyaga County and discover how Safaricom Foundation played a part in their journey.​ 🎥 Watch the full video to find out: youtu.be/9g-150gh2Xk?si=UJWa…

At the 81st #UNGA High-Level Week, Patricia Ithau, Trustee, M-PESA Foundation, moderates a critical conversation featuring Karen Basiye, Director, Sustainability & Shared Value, Safaricom PLC, on what it takes to move from global commitments to measurable impact.