Tim and Cathy Woller lived in Kenya from 2005-2008 while Tim served as a military attaché for the United States Air Force. We enjoyed the friendships thatwe formed with our neighbors in Nairobi--The Nest Children's Home and New Dawn Educational Center. By God's grace we were able to establish a charitableorganization in the U.S. in 2009 so that we could continue supporting these amazing organizations from afar. We feel deeply privileged and honored to leadSaba, International and to be 'Ambassadors' for the Nest, New Dawn and Bethel Kibera School. We thank God for the amazing network of donors that He hasraised up to partner with us in affirming His love for these precious communities in Kenya.

Scott Organ joined the Board of Directors for Saba, International in 2011. Scott and his wife Cathy met Tim and Cathy Woller while living in Kenya. Scott and Cathy adopted twins from The Nest Children’s Home while living in Kenya. Upon returning to the US they decided to join forces with Tim and Cathy to continue support of The Nest, as well as New Dawn, and introduced Bethel Outreach to the Saba organization. It is their pleasure to serve and support Saba, International in it’s mission to uplift The Nest, New Dawn School, and Bethel Outreach School.

Ryan Shaw had been hearing God's call to care for widows and orphans for a year when he met Tim and Cathy Woller in 2011. Through this new friendship, Ryan became a supporter of Saba, International and eventually a board member in 2015. Ryan is looking forward to making his first trip to Kenya soon to meet the incredible leaders, staff, and children at The Nest, New Dawn, and Bethel Outreach.

TBD.

Helen Kahl became familiar with the needs of the children of Kenya and specifically New Dawn and the Nest back in 2007 before we visited our daughter Cathy, and her husband Tim in Nairobi. I was employed by our local public library and implored them to help set up a modest library for New Dawn. Traveling there and seeing those books lovingly placed in the humble school setting was a full circle moment. We delivered uniforms provided by our church women and cash from church members to the Nest. Witnessing what these efforts did to put smiles on the children’s faces, I was convinced God was asking me to continue to serve this ministry. I became Treasurer on the Board of Saba, International and have continued in that role ever since.

Samuel Chege attended New Dawn High School from 2006 to 2010. He later joined Kenya Methodist University in 2012 and attained a degree in Business Information Technology with the help of Katherine Ward and Saba, International. Chege went back to New Dawn High School and volunteered as a computer teacher from 2017 to June 2018 as a way of giving back to the community. He was later offered to work with Obura Tongoi, founder of The Hunter Initiative with Obura as his mentor and now he's been working as a trainer in the Hunter Initiative providing software development skills to the Hunter Initiative students. Samuel is also working as a software engineer at Saba, International.