Kindee Dixon has been devoted to improving the quality of life and education for communities in Kenya and Malawi for the last 25 years. This was not a mission she was born with or instructed to carry out - rather, a chance encounter with a loving stranger and the unconditional kindness she experienced, is what changed the trajectory of her life.
At age 23, she led her first expedition to build a school and for the past 25 years has managed various nonprofits dedicated to helping those that need it most. She has helped to build 14 schools and currently volunteers with Warm Hearts Foundation, focusing on education, clean water, sustainable farming, and projects that serve communities in Kenya and Malawi. Kindee lives in Salt Lake City, has 3 children of her own and 5 kids (plus 3 grand babies) that she sponsors in Kenya. She is also pursuing her Masters Degree in mental health counseling when she’s not busy trying to save the world.
“The true meaning of life is to plant trees, under whose shade you do not expect to sit.” -Nelson Henderson
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