Samuel Sambuli founded Cheryl's Home to offer basic necessities and education to Kenyan orphans. Having grown up with little parental support himself, Samuel wanted to give a future to children stricken by poverty and disease. His orphanage receives funding from local well-wishers and child sponsors living across the world.

At Cheryl's Home, children have access to medical services and counselling. Its school features a library, computer lab, and eleven classrooms to provide quality preschool and primary education. Cheryl's Home develops character and career skills in each child, enabling them to find success in adulthood.