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THE NEWSLETTER OF THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST NO. 47 NOVEMBER 2015

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FENCE PROGREss

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04 2015 Results and Awards

05 Rhino ChargeMillionaires

07 Rhino Charge UK

08 Feature story

10Car Sponsors

17Rhino Ark Audited Accounts

19Mau Eburu News

22Mt. Kenya News

24Aberdare News

26Fence progress maps

30RC sponsors

31Thank you

The Rhino Charge continues its record breaking fund raising streak.

Since 2010, new Rhino Charge fundraise records have been made year-

in year-out from KES 72 million in 2010 to KES 108 million in 2015,

representing an annual average increase of 8%. This is the outcome of

the dedication of an extraordinary team of volunteers under the strong

leadership of Rhino Charge Committee Chairman David Lowe, as well

as the tireless commitment by the Rhino Chargers and their many

supporters. Equally impressive is the support of our sponsors providing

cash and in-kind contributions, for tentage satellite and mobile

communications, fuel security, and medivac support, to mention a

few. This broad support helps us minimize the cost of organizing this

extreme event, held in some of Kenya’s most remote wilderness areas,

to a small fraction of what it would otherwise cost, with the bulk of

the expenses spent on the host community’s preparation of the venue.

Our sincere thanks to this wonderful army of volunteer that makes it

all possible.

The funds raised through the Rhino Charge not only ensure a smooth

and continuous running of Rhino Ark operations, but also help

leverage additional funding for the implementation of our expanded

conservation portfolio. On average for every shilling raised by the

Rhino Charge, at least one and a half shillings are raised from other

sources towards our projects.

As part of the consolidation of our conservation portfolio, much

attention has been given over the past six months to the maintenance

of our fences and the management of the fence gates. Improved fence

maintenance and reporting procedures have been implemented on Mt.

Kenya and Eburu and are being introduced to the Aberdares. Lockable

metallic gates have been built along our new fences in Mt. Kenya and

Eburu and the manning of these gates has been strengthened. The

fencing work in Mt. Kenya is proceeding at a steady pace, with over

90km of fence already completed. At the same time, good progress has

been made in the rehabilitation of Phase I of the Aberdare Fence with

16 km completed.

Our aerial surveillance programme is now well established in Mt.

Kenya and Aberdares and has been extended to South Western Mau

Forest Reserve under a partnership agreement with the Netherlands-

based Sustainable Trade Initiative and Finlays.

The connectivity with, and between the mountain forest ecosystems

where we operate has been given greater focus. The wildlife corridor

between Eburu and Lake Naivasha is being secured and is attracting

positive interest from neighbouring farms. In the central highlands,

the engagement with the region’s leaders on the proposed corridor

between Mt. Kenya and Aberdares has been successful and the project

is gaining momentum.

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Executive Director’s view

Contents

•Conservesuchecologicallypreciousindigenousforestsandtheirprovisionofvitalenvironmentalservices;

•Createasustainableandharmoniousenvironmentthatenablespeopleandwildlife,includingallfloraandfauna,tocoexist;

•Createandprovidesustainableprogrammesforforestedgecommunitiesbasedonpaymentsforecosystemservices.Suchprogrammesandprojectswillbetailoredtocreateincomegenerationforthecommunitiesthatsupporttheconservationofnaturalresources.

RhinoArkiscommittedto:

•Mobilizestakeholdersnationwideandinternationallyforinitiativestoprotectandconservethehabitatandpromotemanageduseofforestproductsforthebenefitofpresentandfuturegenerations;

•Raisefundsandotherformsofsupporttodevelopsoundmanagementprocessesoverentireeco-systems;

•Createframeworkswherewidersocietyandforestedgecommunitiesbecomeinvolvedinthemanagementprocessesthroughpublic-privatepartnerships;

•Buildmechanismsandmanagementstructurestopreventillegalexploitationoftheforesthabitatwhereveritisthreatened.

Insodoingallstakeholderswillbenefitandthefloraandfauna,particularlyendangeredspecies,willbebettersecured.

Ourconservationworkisanchoredinthreekeyvalues:

•Protectingecosystemintegrity;

•Ensuringfullinvolvementofandparticipationbylocalcommunities;

• Formingeffectivepartnerships.

RhinoArkObjectivesRhinoArkseekssolutionstothechallengesfacingthemountainforestecosystemsofKenya,alsoknownasthewatertowers.Morespecifically,RhinoArkaimsto:

Christian Lambrechts

Pictures by: Eric Kihiu, Christian Lambrechts, Tina Hills, Adam Mwangi, Manee Choda, BSP

Cover picture by: Eric Kihiu

Car Driver Posts Distance Visited (Km)

48 Mark Glen 14 32.051

38 Sean Avery 14 32.289

6 Manee Choda 14 32.423

22 Gray Cullen 14 32.807

53 James Boorman 14 33.640

2 Ian Duncan 14 34.014

44 Adil Khawaja 14 34.209

5 Alan McKittrick 14 34.352

49 Terry Childs 14 35.087

40 Peter Francombe 14 35.352

24 Jaspal Matharu 14 35.861

28 Torben Rune 14 35.875

59 Richard Baudry 14 36.820

30 Edward Johnstone 14 37.078

64 Peter Bonde-Nielsen 14 37.917

39 Peter Castle 14 38.543

46 David Percival 14 38.650

57 Brandon Barbour 14 39.009

43 Vishal Shah 14 39.085

14 Priten Patel 14 40.553

35 Mark Tilbury 14 41.105

16 Ajitesh Kapoor 14 41.340

55 Sachen Patel 14 41.638

19 Petra Somen 14 41.724

34 Rajesh Maini 14 42.335

61 Ekya Shah 14 45.584

11 Ravi Patel 14 45.638

12 Jas Sehmi 14 47.781

8 Wangai Kimeria 14 48.572

15 Anthony Stow 14 49.193

50 Mike Kirkland 14 49.484

26 Asit Patel 14 52.408

56 Harveet Singh Obhrai 14 54.237

45 Phil Tilley 14 55.132

37 John Kanyali 14 57.204

20 Arbi Mussani 14 59.374

47 Teresa Sapieha 14 60.432

31 Felix Rembold 14 66.271

9 John Bowden 14 NOGPS

63 Tim Carstens 14 NOGPS

10 Chris Welles 14 NOGPS

17 Tanya Church 13 27.687

21 Michael Kontos 13 29.683

33 Tony Hughes 12 31.394

18 Tej Sehmi 12 41.289

51 Dominic Rebello 11 41.220

29 Ashwin Kapoor 9 16.186

25 Neeval Shah 9 20.248

36 Adrian Wilcox 8 16.220

52 Hemal Pindolia 8 23.082

23 Peter Kinyua 8 27.931

27 Preeyesh Shah 8 30.297

13 Jonathan Jackson 8 NOGPS

62 Stanley Kinyanjui 7 11.651

60 Rowena White 6 10.764

54 Eric Goss 6 22.444

42 Will Carr-Hartley 6 NOGPS

1 Don White 5 20.066

7 Mahesh Bhatti 4 17.056

65 James Dodson 3 3.428

3 Gurmeet Mehta 2 7.543

4 Andy Hill 0 0

RHINO CHARGE 2015 - RESULTS - AWARDSRhinoCharge

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FUNDS AWARDS1st - DavidSchaeferTrophy: Alan McKittrick/Bruce Knight/Kyle Raye/Graham McKittrick/

Jon Bovard/Doungu SmithKES: 7,595,979 Car 5

2nd - DiamondTrustTrophy: Peter Kinyua/Tomie Hellerstedt/Robert Kariuki/Tom Morton/John Macharia/Moses Nyagah

KES: 5,620,000 Car 23

3rd - Highestcashsponsorship: Hog Charge Team : Mark Tilbury/Peter Robert/Robin Tilbury/Chris Eden/Kevin Hughes/Herman Ruisjesanaars

KES: 4,546,925 Car 35

EVENTS AWARDS1st Overall (DuncanMitchellPerpetualTrophy): Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn/Piers Daykin/Johnny Harris/Steve

Outram/Gerard BeatonCar. 48

2nd Overall: Team Bundufundi:

Sean Avery/Colm D’Olier/Keiran Avery/Alan de Boer/Harry Brainch/Patrick Avery

Car 38

3rd Overall: Team Ole Choda:

Manee Choda/Sandev Choda/Sachin Choda/Honey Choda /Kikev Virdi/ Niccolo Amesellem

Car 6

Victor Ludorum (LandRoverTrophy): Alan McKittrick/Bruce Knight/Kyle Raye/Graham McKittrick/Jon Bovard/Doungu Smith

Car. 5

1st in Class U: The Dik-Dik’s: Peter Castle/Andy Fleming/Jason Mott/Tom Younger/Richard Fleming/Mark Burton

Car. 39

1st in Class M: Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn/Piers Daykin/Johnny Harris/Steve Outram/Gerard Beaton

Car 48

Coupe Des Dames (TimNicklinPerpetualTrophy): Team Bushbabes: Sabine Kontos/Petra Somen/Catherine Coulson/Lucy Waddington/Emma Morton/Millie Seagon

Car 19

Spirit of the Charge (RobCombesTrophy): Uday Patel/Asit Patel/Teeku Patel/Chris Muraguri Muraya/Bijal Patel

Car 26

Tim Samuels Gauntlet Challenge: Jamie Manuel/Bruce Cattermole/Lovat Carnelly/Joseph Chege Kamau

Car 53

Tiger Line 1 (NjiayaNdumeAward): Team Hoozie: Tony Hughes/Martin Evans/Jeremy Holley/Russell Hughes/Mikey Hughes/Alistair Fison

Car 33

Tiger Line 2 (NjiayaNdumeAward): Brandon Barbour/Brendan Hill/ James Farquharson/Susie Weeks/Tom Lawrence

Car 57

Kamran Fazal Memorial Trophy: Daniel McMillan

Properly shafted Award: Cementers Racing Team: Dipak Halai/ Anil Kerai/Paul Walucho/Mahesh Halai/Nikhil Vishram

Car 32

Most Meritorious International Team: The Dik-Dik’s: Peter Castle/Andy Fleming/Jason Mott/Tom Younger/Richard Fleming/Mark Burton

Car 39

OURTEAMSPIRIT

L-R: Graham McKittrick, Kyle Ray, Alan McKittrick, Jon Bovard, Bruce Knight and Doungu Smith of Car No. 5 receive the Victor Ludorum Award from Emilio Mugo, Ag Director, Kenya Forest Service for the highest cash sponsership in 2015.

We would like to express sincerest appreciation to all those who made it possible to stage the event.

ORGANISINGCOMMITTEEANDOFFICIALS:David Lowe- Chairman Rhino Charge Committee/Clerk of the CourseChristian Lambrechts- Rhino Charge Committee/Executive Director Rhino ArkMax Meinzingen- Rhino Charge Committee/Logistics/Search & RescueSimon Welland- Rhino Charge Committee/ResultsStephen Grant- Rhino Charge Committee/Logistics/SecurityGran Calder- Rhino Charge Committee/Logistics/SecurityAsim Shah- Rhino Charge Committee/Head QuartersBrian Nicol- Rhino Charge Committee/Head Quarters/Vehicle Safety MonitoringPierre Parsons Rhino Charge Committee/ScrutineeringTarsem Sembhi- Rhino Charge CommitteeValerie Gunputrav- Rhino Charge Committee/Rhino Ark LiaisonAnton & Belinda Levitan- Search & Rescue/MapsBrian Haworth- Search & RescueBruce Field- Gyrocopter PilotColin & Tony Church- Competitor InformationDr. Pramod Shah- Event DoctorDevina Meinzingen- Social Media/ Website /Headquarters

Leah Levitan- Social Media/WebsiteDavid Gachuche & Tom Kioko- Results/RivercrossEric Kihiu- Venue Check-inMagdelle Dempers- RadioGeorge Gunputrav & Brian Williams- Venue Check-inWillis Ojal Security – KK Security GuardsJo Mills- ScrutineeringKim Bhari- Finance / Field AuditLuke Nightingale- Fixed Wing AircraftMalcolm Simon- HQ Infrastructure/Entry Database/ Vehicle Safety MonitoringRoss Field & Helen Feather- Radio/Guard Post Officer & Sponsor LiaisonFanie Kruger- Aircraft CommunicationsJeremy Andrade, Jason Levitan, Dhruv Shah-ScrutineeringRaymond Kibanga- UNONMichael Wairiithi- Multiple Wastepaper Co.

GUARDPOSTOFFICIALS:Gran & Rosemary Calder, Willem Dolleman, Dave Green & John Porter, Nick Martyn, Gavin Bennett & Andy Townsend, Geoff Dagger, Julian Cordingley & Nick Trench, Mandeep Rajbans, Brian Williams, Sue Allan, Henry Wainwright, Rainie Samuels, Geoff & Cathie Nightingale, Kat Combes

HQASSISTANTS&LOGISTICS:Rainie Samuels, Andy Russell, Priti Shah, Bhaveshree Hirani, Brian Owango, Emma Lowe, Sue Harworth, Alastair & Liz Langdon, Jan Allan, Kate Mwangi, Donna Sheppard

MEDICALTEAM:Dr. Pramod Shah, Amos Kiambi William, Erastus Rukwaru, Kevin Otindo, Dennis Otieno, JaphletKagwanja, Humphrey Wachira, Josiah Mwenda, Michael Gitau, Cedric Lusimba

RAFFLECOMMITTEE:Valerie Gunputrav, Gillie Hutchinson, Belinda Levitan, Leah Levitan, Devina Meinzingen, Kate Mwangi, Henrietta Remnant & Tracey White

GUARDPOSTSPONSORS/SERVICESPONSORS:Hardi Kenya, Karen Vineyard Church, Brookhouse School, Satao Camp, Copy Cat, KWS, Slater & Whittaker, Kingsway, Greensteds International School, Craftsman Professional, Tangerine Investments, Little Red, Highlands Mineral Water, The Iceman, Total Kenya, Bradshaw, Boskovic Air Charters, Nakumatt, Aircraft Leasing Services, Liquid Telecom, KWS, Pepco Kenya, Safaricom, Treadsetters/Bridgestone, KCB, Tarpo Industries, Heineken/Aqueous, Braeburn School, KK Lodgit, Northscape, Rivercross Tracking Ltd, By Design Ltd, Itbiz Systems, Mantech Inflight Systems, Printfast (K) Ltd, Ignite Africa, KMS

YEAR NAME AMOUNT

2015 Alan McKittrick/ Bruce Knight/ Kyle Ray/ 7,595,979

Graham McKittrick/Jon Bovard/Doungu Smith

2015 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia 5,620,000

2015 Mark Tilbury/ Hog Charge Team 4,546,925

2015 Tim Carstens/ Team Aussi Rules 4,391,949

2015 Stanley Kinyanjui/ Magnate Chargers 4,273,000

2015 Chris Welles/ Team USA 4,038,384

2015 Adil Khawaja/ “AK44” 3,384,000

2015 Don White/ Wait-a-bit Warriors 2,853,115

2015 Mark Glen/ Team 48 2,586,990

2015 Peter Francombe/ Roving Rogues 2,051,595

2015 Tanya Church/ Team Rhino Rouge 2,051,422

2015 Gurmeet Mehta/ Hatarious Chargers 2,003,000

2015 Sean Avery/ Team Bundufundi 1,680,960

2015 John Bowden/ Gumtree 4X4 1,586,564

2015 Wangai Kimeria 1,568,000

2015 Will Carr-Hartley/ Team Forty Two 1,547,673

2015 Dominic Rebello/ Deranged Rover 1,501,283

2015 Petra Somen/ Team Bushbabes 1,500,000

2015 Mike Kirkland 1,487,271

2015 Priten Patel/ Team Chomz 1,323,416

2015 Adrian Wilcox/ Aberdair Devils 1,305,051

2015 Peter Bonde-Nielsen/ Team 64 1,296,978

2015 Ekya Shah/ Team Six-T-1 1,265,000

2015 Torben Rune/ Team 28 - Wait-A-Bit 1,258,550

2015 Andy Hill/ Mbili Squares 1,236,000

2015 Rajesh Maini/ Moto Moto 1,231,000

2015 Rowena White/Laughing Hyenas 1,221,093

2015 Hemal Pindolia/ Team RhinOSerious 1,179,001

2015 Eric Goss/ Danish Team 1,169,287

2015 Anthony Stow/ Team Kifaru Kwanza 1,155,748

2015 Teresa Sapieha/ Girls in Pearls 1,153,029

2015 Tony Hughes/ Team Hoozie 1,140,000

2015 Ian Duncan/ KTM Cruisers 1,126,000

2015 Jaspal Matharu/ Fat Rhinos 1,107,011

2015 James Boorman/ Team 53 1,105,984

2015 Edward Johnstone/ The Internationals 1,102,363

2015 Jas Sehmi/ Team Jazz 1,094,107

2015 Mahesh Bhatti/ Car number seven 1,093,015

2015 John Kanyali/ Ole Nkrunett 1,088,000

2015 Nishit Mediratta/ Land Mawe 1,083,000

2015 Brandon Barbour 1,060,600

2015 Preeyesh Shah/ Team Twenty Seven 1,060,100

2015 Ravi Patel/ Team Frying Squad 1,054,080

2015 Michael Kontos/ Team Trojan Horse 1,050,500

2015 Manee Choda/ Team Ole Choda 1,042,000

2015 Jonathan Jackson/ Hogs on Tour 1,038,000

2015 Ashwin Kapoor/ Royal Chargers 1,038,000

2015 Ramesh Vishram/ Cementers Racing Team 1,038,000

2015 Peter Castle/ The Dik-Diks 1,036,639

2015 Tej Sehmi/ Amar Forever 1,025,365

2015 Gray Cullen/ The Smiling Shenzies 1,021,779

2015 Asit Patel 1,017,063

2015 Vishal Shah/ Team Kurutu Chargers 1,015,000

2015 Neeval Shah/ Team Douglas 1,010,054

2015 Harveet Singh Obhrai/ Team Big Foot 1,007,203

2015 Arbi Mussani/ Ranger Team 1,002,000

2015 Terry Childs/ Braeburn Seven Squared 1,002,000

2015 Gai Cullen/ Team Fargo 1,001,000

2015 Richard Baudry/ Team Victorious Secret 1,000,952

2015 Sachen Patel/ Bush Crawlers Motorsports UK 1,000,186

2015 James Dodson/ Team Dirty Berty 1,000,001

2015 Ajitesh Kapoor/ Team Kobe 1,000,000

2015 Felix Rembold/ Lucys Riders 1,000,000

2015 David Percival/ Team Possibility 1,000,000

2014 McKittrick/Ray/Jessop/Bovard/ 7,236,768

Knight/ Smith

2014 Tim Carstens 4,993,763

2014 Mark Tilbury/Hog Charge Team 3,826,684

2014 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/ 3,643,500

Robert Kariuki

2014 Stanley Kinyanjui/ 3,605,000

Magnate Chargers

2014 Sean Avery/Team Bundufundi 3,534,906

YEAR NAME AMOUNT YEAR NAME AMOUNT

2014 Gurmeet Mehta/Hatarious Chargers 3,319,000

2014 Adhil Khawaja/”Ak44” 2,865,189

2014 Don White 2,723,262

2014 John Bowden/Gumtree 4X4 2,364,754

2014 Peter Francombe/Shaun Miller 2,164,962

Team 40 Roving Rogues

2014 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/ 1,875,801

Daykin/Harris

2014 Richard Keeley/Bush Kuku’s 1,854,932


2014 Torben Rune/28 Team 1,547,700

Wait-A-Bit

2014 Peter Bonde Nielsen/The Titans 1,431,545

2014 Rajesh Maini/Moto Moto 1,306,518

2014 Gai Cullen/Team Fargo 1,275,700

2014 David Carroll/Team Rhino Rouge 1,251,460

2014 Anthony Stow/Kifaru Kukaa 1,230,788

2014 Priten Patel/Team Chomz 1,222,212

2014 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/ 1,210,229

Bush Babes

2014 Neil Mcrae/William Carr-Hartley 1,209,387

Team 42

2014 John Kanyali /Ole Nkurunett 1,190,000

2014 Terry Childs/ Braeburn Seven 1,157,000

Squared

2014 Hill/Upstone/Waugh/Darche/ 1,134,000

Braeburn Two Squared

2014 Ian Duncan/KTM Cruisers 1,133,140

2014 Dipak Halai 1,121,000

2014 Neeval Shah/Team Douglas 1,110,562

2014 Gray Cullen/The Smiling 1,096,757

Shenzies

2014 Brandon Barbour/James Boorman/ 1,089,000

Team 53

2014 Kontos/Somen/Steel/Ashworth/ 1,088,875

Trojan

2014 Asit Patel 1,075,068

2014 Rowena White/The Laughing 1,072,875

Hyenas

2014 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerian 1,072,100

2014 Peter Castle 1,071,400

2014 Mahesh Bhatti 1,068,543

2014 Hamish Ker/Charging Hippos 1,062,500

2014 Tony Hughes/Jeremy Holley/ 1,062,000

Team Hoozie

2014 Phil Tilley/Team Loosey 1,058,500

2014 Hemal Pindolia/Rhino ‘O’ Serious 1,044,000

2014 Jaspal Matharu - Fat Rhinos 1,043,000

2014 Manee Choda /Team Ole Choda 1,039,000

2014 Jonathan Jackson/Lordship 1,038,000

Africa

2014 Ashwin Kapoor/Royal Chargers 1,038,000

2014 Ekya Shah / Team Sixty One 1,037,531

2014 Richard Baudry/Victorious 1,035,108

Secret

2014 Ravi Patel/Frying Squad 1,030,420

2014 Adrian Wilcox/Team Aberdair 1,025,212

Devils

2014 James Dodson/Team Dirty Berty 1,018,665

2014 Arbi Mussani/Kq Team 1,014,000

2014 Harveet Obhrai / Big Foot 1,013,000

2014 Edward Johnstone/ 1,011,485

The Internationals

2014 David Percival/Scruffi 1,010,000

2014 Christopher Welles/The Wags 1,005,605

2014 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty 1,004,850

Seven

2014 Philip Holi/Team Catastrophic 1,002,000

2014 Eric Goss/J Ole Vestergaard/ 1,001,750

Danish Rc Team

2014 Vishal Shah/Kurutu Chargers 1,001,000

2014 Jaswaran Singh Sehmi/Team Jazz 1,000,850

2014 Tej Sehmi/Brck 1,000,000

2014 Felix Rembold/Rosso Italiano 1,000,000

2014 Mediratta/Sharma - Team Land Mawe 1,000,000

2014 Brett Sievwright/The Bush Cats 1,000,000

2014 Karim Fazal/Jens Hartmann/ 1,028,738

Team Nefaru

2013 McKittrick/Hutchinson/Knight/ 12,098,283

Jessop/Smith/Bovard

2013 Tim Carstens 5,655,879


2013 Stanley Kinyanjui/Magnate Chargers 2,309,500

2013 Tanya Church/Team Rhino Rouge 2,209,230


2013 Don White 2,106,010

2013 Adhil Khawaja/Ak44 1,935,910


2013 Brandon Barbour/James Boorman/ 1,624,306

2013 Peter Francombe/Shaun Miller 1,610,526


Daykin/Harris

2013 Teresa Sapieha/Girls In Pearls 1,481,000



2013 Preeyesh Shah/Team Twenty Seven 1,340,400


2013 Torben Rune/Team - Wait-A-Bit 1,230,900

2013 John Bowden/Gumtree 4X4 1,222,384


2013 Hill/Upstone/Waugh/Darche/ 1,185,000

Braeburn Two Squared

2013 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bush Babes 1,148,000

2013 Kontos/Somen/Steel/Ashworth/Trojan 1,147,000

2013 Ian Duncan/Ktm Cruisers 1,131,200

2013 Ben Woodhams/Team Thirty Nine 1,105,300

2013 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/ 1,100,600

Robert Kariuki

2013 Karen Mathews/Glen Mathews 1,055,789

2013 Keeley/Priten Patel 1,053,096

2013 Gray Cullen/The Smiling Shenzies 1,049,394

2013 Dipak Halai 1,048,000

2013 Raju Singh/James Singh 1,038,000

2013 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerian 1,038,000

2013 Hamish Ker/Charging Hippos 1,035,400


2013 Neeval Preeyesh Shah/Team Douglas 1,021,847

2013 Peter Bonde Nielsen/Team Sixty Four 1,017,316

2013 Terry Childs/Braeburn Seven Squared 1,009,000

2013 John Kanyali /Ole Nkurunett 1,008,000

2013 Hemal Pindolia 1,005,000

2013 Eric Goss/J Ole Vestergaard/ 1,001,567

Danish Rc Team

2013 Manee Choda /Team Ole Choda 1,000,000

2012 McKittrick/Hutchinson/Knight/ 10,192,351

Jessop/McKittrick/Bovard





2012 John Bowden/Team Nine 1,889,390


2012 David Percival/Scruffi 1,667,280

2012 Adhil Khawaja/”Ak44” 1,510,898

2012 Gurmeet Mehta 1,483,000

2012 Don White/James Kelmanson 1,478,100


2012 Richard Keeley 1,410,980

2012 Ben Woodham/Team Thirty Nine 1,398,900



Daykin/Harris

2012 Armstrong/Sapieha/Pinks In Pearls 1,311,000


2012 Ian Duncan (Ktm Cruisers) 1,182,600

2012 Jamie Manuel/Brandon Barbour 1,148,450


2012 Grant Mowat/Proudly Nigerians 1,062,900

Millionaires Gold Award by yearFUNDRAISE HEROES - RHINO CHARGE 2015

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2012 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bush Babes 1,059,045

2012 Dipak Halai 1,043,000

2012 Philip Holi/Know H2o Chargers 1,042,538

2012 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruza 1,040,000

2012 Andy Hill/Del Upstone/Strange Rovers 1,034,240

2012 Peter Bonde Nielsen/Team Garmin 1,031,056

2012 Torben Rune/Team Twenty Eight 1,015,800

2012 Peter Castle/The Elephants 1,005,811

2012 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia/Robert Kariuki 1,005,000

2011 McKittrick/Hutchinson/Jessop/ 11,509,015

Jack/Knight/Bovard




2011 David Bromham 2,342,700


2011 Peter Kinyua/John Macharia & Team 1,580,750

2011 Gurmeet Mehta 1,578,147

2011 James Kelmanson/Don White 1,574,003

2011 Teresa Sapieha (Wacus) 1,465,900

2011 Kit Kaberry 1,452,675

2011 Adil Khawaja/Ngtrt Team 1,404,991

2011 Gal Cullen/Team Fargo 1,287,775

2011 David Percival/Possibility 1,287,000



2011 Jacques Nell/Team South Africa 1,138,103

2011 Ramesh Vishram 1,123,104

2011 Gray Cullen/The Smiling Shenzies 1,117,908

2011 Grant Mowat 1,101,000

2011 Glen/Llewellyn/Beaton/Outram/Daykin/ 1,085,759

Harris

2011 Ian Duncan (Ktm Cruisers) 1,058,500


2011 Peter Castle 1,073,898

2011 Rajesh Maini 1,000,536

2010 McKittrick/Trundell/Hutchinson/Jack/ 10,648,121

Jessop/Porter

2010 Christopher Welles/Team Wags 4,081,279





2010 Kit Karberry/Rcuk Vl Winner 1,505,867


Harris

2010 Petra Somen/Sabine Kontos/Bushbabes 1,318,277


2010 Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen 1,297,500


2010 Eric Goss 1,171,800





2010 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania 1,082,500

2010 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus 1,081,000

2010 Adil Khawaja 1,055,000

2010 James Kelmanson 1,049,618

2010 Peter Kinyua/Muhoho Kenyatta 1,025,100


2010 Jonathan Jackson/Lordship Africa 1,000,001

2009 McKittrick /Trundell/Hutchinson 7,721,541




2009 Jonny Havelock/Chris Welles 2,408,891

2009 Tanya Church/Team Rouge 1,961,449


Harris

2009 Peter Kinyua/Robert Kariuki. 1,439,000

2009 Michael Kontos/jonathan Somen 1,415,321

Millionaires Gold Award by yearFUNDRAISE HEROES - RHINO CHARGE 2015




2009 Sachin Patel 1,261,608

2009 Gai Cullen & Team Fargo 1,261,561

2009 Mike Kirklanda 1,150,781

2009 Backer/Kortland & Team Tanzania 1,143,632

2009 Ramesh Vishram 1,108,000

2009 James Gitau Singh/Edward Mwakio 1,064,000


2009 Mike Nolan 1,038,000


2009 Harveet Obhrai/Big Foot 1,013,000

2009 Teresa Sapieha/Team Wacus 1,012,216

2009 Adil Khawaja 1,006,601

2008 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson/ 9,395,552

Jessop/Porter

2008 Mike & Sarah Higgins 4,261,390

2008 Woodhams/Sickmueller/Roes/Du Toit/ 3,536,324

Matthewman/Coates

2008 Avery - Sean, Patrick, Kuki/Mcbride/ 3,280,993

Jethwa/Brainch

2008 Mark Tilbury & Hog Charge Team 2,962,708

2008 Peter Kinyua 2,040,000

2008 Mark Glen/Bryn Llewelyn 2,038,088

2008 Tanya Church/Rhino Rouge 2,010,085


2008 Teresa Sapieha 1,215,000

2008 Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania 1,196,600


2008 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Cruza 1,163,000

2008 Michael Kontos/Jonathan Somen 1,157,001

2008 Preeyesh Shah/Rhino Charge Team 27 1,089,881




2007 McKittrick/Knight/Trundell/Hutchinson 9,275,754



2007 Ben Woodhams 2,855,397

2007 Sean Avery 2,624,324


2007 Rob Collinge 1,962,806

2007 Preeyesh Shah 1,707,076

2007 Sapieha Girls 1,564,552

2007 W Dolleman/Flying Dutchmen 1,508,370


2007 Gai Cullen - Fargo 1,280,000

2007 W Carr-Hartley/N Mcrae/Justinlarby 1,236,150



2007 Haiko Backer/Team Tanzania 1,100,050


2007 Mark Glen 1,038,100


2007 Ed Johnstone/Team International 1,000,808

2006 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/ 6,302,413

Trundell/Pleasance





2006 Edward Johnstone/Team International 1,927,361



2006 Sean Avery/Bundu Fundi 1,616,693

2006 Jacques Nell/Team Sa 1,261,100

2006 Gai Cullen - Gargo Team 1,264,235

2006 Willem Dolleman 1,258,472

2006 Preeyesh Shah 1,245,202


2006 W&M Carr-Hartley/Mcrae/Larby/ 1,124,400

Francombe/Evans

2006 Nish Lakhani/Team Randy Kruzer 1,078,000

2006 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania 1,067,600

2006 Michael Kontos/Somen 1,060,000

2006 Mbabu Muturi 1,051,200

2005 McKittrick/Knight/Hutchinson/ 7,161,209

Trundell/Pleasance



2005 Tanya Church 1,624,413


2005 W&M Carr-Hartley/Mcrae/Larby/ 1,523,100

Francombe/Evans

2005 Hugo-Douglas Dufresne 1,354,501

2005 Edward Johnstone 1,324,953

2005 Sean Avery 1,277,340

2005 Nish Lakhani 1,153,000

2005 Mark Glen 1,111,215

2005 Willem Dolleman 1,107,345


2005 Mark Jefferey 1,068,452

2005 Simon Houghton 1,039,000

2005 Jonathan Stitchbury 1,031,910

2005 Mike Dowding/Rhinovices 1,006,220

2005 Asit Patel 1,002,000

2005 Jan Kortland/Team Tanzania 1,000,112

2004 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell/ 3,759,213

Hutchinson

2004 Mike/Sarah Higgins 3,627,801

2004 Terry Davies/Team Rhinovices 1,598,591

2004 W.carr-Hartley/N. Mcrae/Justin Larby 1,319,900

2004 W.dolleman/Flying Dutchmen 1,253,501


2004 Jonny Havelock 1,160,657

2004 J. Stichbury/Douglas Dufresne 1,112,311


2003 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs/Trundell 5,295,484


2003 Debbie Sha/Ark Angels 2,210,655

2003 T.davies/Dowding/Ryburg/Gromlyharrison 1,394,333

2003 N. Cahill/R. Campion 1,187,146

2003 Hog Charge Team 1,155,340

2003 C. Sawyer 1,114,037


2002 McKittrick/Knight/Stubbs 1,325,695

2002 Dr. S. Avery & Crew 1,300,350

2002 Kahumbu/Kws/Eawls Team 1,038,714





2000 Hog Charge Team 1,059,031



1998 Stephano Cheli & Crew 1,628,200


1997 Cooper Motor Corporation 1,000,000


1996 Cooper Motor Corporation 1,000,000

1996 Stephano Cheli 1,429,970

1995 Stephano Cheli 1,357,840

1995 Symon Robinson 2,000,020

1994 Guy & Bella Bishop 1,345,028

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This year’s UK Rhino Charge was again held at Slindon Safari 4x4 Centre near Arundel in West Sussex. Glorious weather allowed competitors, supporters and officials to enjoy themselves to the full and the deep and well filled mudholes were not so unpleasant in the sunshine! A braai was organised by South African supporter Andrew Strange on the Saturday evening and raised additional funds so the total came to £3325.17 after the event had finished. Not massive but UK supporters hope that every little helps as there are many calls on charitable donations in the UK at the moment.

Competition was intense between the teams with the varied sections allowing different teams to do better at different types of task and the points were close at the end with Ian Purcell just coming out on top after concentrating hard all day. Dash Patel showed his off-road skills off in the more open sections but had trouble on the tighter stages. The girls from Spearmint Rhino added a touch of colour to the day and may have distracted some drivers! All in all a great fun event.

Resultssummaryisasfollows:

Victor Ludorum (combination of funds raised and performance in the UK Rhino Charge giving the entrant the opportunity to take the last place available in next year’s Kenyan Rhino Charge):

1st – Vishal Shah – Team Crawler driven by Dash Patel, Range Rover Bobtail Pick-Up2nd – Helen Fisci – Team Defender Geek, Land Rover 903rd – Ian Purcell – Team Tusker, Toyota Land Cruiser

OverallScores:1st – Ian Purcell – Team Tusker, Toyota Land Cruiser2nd – Vishal Shah – Team Crawler, Range Rover Bobtail Pick-Up3rd – Brian Bealey – Team Suzi Quatro, Suzuki Vitara

TigerLineTrophy:1st – Ian Purcell2nd – Vishal Shah3rd – Sandy Choda – Range Rover classic 2 door

FundsRaised:1st – Vishal Shah2nd – Helen Fisci3rd – Brian Bealey

WhereThe“F”AreWePrize–SandyChoda

For more information you may watch: https://www.facebook.com/UK-Rhino-Charge-516571408369362/timeline/ or contact [email protected] to keep you informed of future events or to volunteer your help.

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TEAM OLE CHODA;

WILD FOR WILDLIFEBy Manee Choda

Team Ole Choda’s foray into the Rhino Charge begun in 1989 when we went to the first Charge as spectators, curious about this off road event -though we never thought that we would really be a part of it. The American Ambassador at the time came to our caravan campsite one evening and convinced us to take part the following year and from there my cousin Billy Choda and I embarked on a journey that has never really ended!

Our first car, car number 2, was a Nissan Petrol lovingly named “JONGA” that we built from scratch at our second hand spares workshop. The Charge for us was and still is a fun, weekend away. It is an opportunity to get together with friends and family in some of Kenya’s finest bush whilst at the same time competing with some very talented off road drivers. My first few Charges were with Billy Choda and a few other friends in JONGA. My boys would come along for the camping (not to mention the after party) experience. I recall after one particular Charge held at a farm, my excited boys got into the Charge car and decided to go on a mini Charge of their own. Shortly after, we were summoned and admonished for “breaking the water pipes” at the farm. The committee at the time told us we would be banned from taking part in any future Charges because of this. Fortunately, for us we received a letter from the owner of the Farm stating that no damage had been done, it was all part of some grand misunderstanding and we were “let of the hook”. Boy did we get lucky else, that would

have been the sad demise of my Charging years!

Thereafter I had no choice but to tame my wild boys and let them release their adrenalin by incorporating them into the team. That was twenty years ago and we are still going strong together as a father/son team! In addition, the team consists of my nephew, another runner and a navigator – several of which have changed in the past few years. One of the earlier navigators we had was told to make sure he kept close to Alan McKittrick’s team, as we knew they were a winning team. He threw his books on the table and said “if you don’t think I am good enough, why do you bring navigators?”- Needless to say we did zero controls that year and instead ended up at the border of Somalia. Our wives had

to send rescue choppers to save us (quite the Hollywood scene)! We learnt two valuable lessons during that Charge. Always trust your instincts and more importantly, get a navigator who really knows what he is doing! The team that has finally become Team Ole Choda today consists of:

• ManeeChoda-DriverakaCarbreaker• NiccoloAmsellem-Navigator-fondly referred to as our “zig zag” man• SandevChoda-Windfinder(RedIndian)• HoneyChoda-Rockmover(he’sbuiltlike one too!)• KakeyVirdi-Pathfinder• SachinChoda-Chiefengineer–CoolCat Our car, No. 6 to date after the JONGA is a Toyota Land Cruiser VX -fully modified with a Volvo undercarriage.

When, as a team we look back over the years trying to recollect our experiences there are some remarkable things that we have been through. From breaking propeller shafts, breaking the steering rack, not to mention winching the car out of the most impossible situations. We have been through Charges where we have broken the springs in the car and used our winch to hold the car together. One particular Charge stands out where seven cars were stuck behind each other on a narrow cliff and two cars had already rolled. We came along and realised that if we waited for them to move, we would never have finished and would have run out of time. So I decided to drive the car straight down the hill and used the trees and rocks as my breaking leverage. With hindsight it was one of the craziest

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things I have done in the Rhino Charge to date - my navigator said I had “BALLS OF STEEL”…we finished sixth that year! In yet another Charge, we had to plug the radiator using a stick from a tree to stop it from leaking. That is what we love. Getting creative in the bush and using the surrounding environment to our advantage! - IT’S ALL ABOUT BUNDU BASHING. The beauty of this event is never knowing what to expect. Even whilst the grapevine, ever alive is throwing speculation about the venue and teams meet to discuss terrain and tactics we have, from the past learnt that we will only know what to do when we are actually in the Charge! I am certain that all the veteran teams can attest to the same philosophy. As the sun rises on the day of the Charge we all get ready for battle. But before any battle starts we all gather at the mess tent. From the cooks to helpers, supporters, family members, we hold hands and bow our heads for a prayer.

Experience is your greatest ally when out in the bush. One of our most exciting moments during a recent Charge was when we arrived at a lugga, which only had one way out. Unfortunately, for us, a car was stuck there and refused to move slightly so we could pass through. Time was ticking, we could see the coveted checkpoint ahead of us and our supporters were chanting away. We had to make a call. We had no choice but to climb up a steep hill, hoping that we would have enough power to make it up - which of course we did not. During the climb, the exhaust pipe got stuck in the mud in the bank and as there was no backpressure, the engine started smoking up. Thick, black plumes of smoke rose to the sky and everyone jumped out of the car shouting “FIRE” assuming we were going up in flames. This is where experience and knowledge kicks in. I was certain there was no fire as diesel cars do not light up so easily. After ignoring the many pleas to get out of the vehicle I managed to let the car roll back gently and as the smoke calmed down and the boys realised what I was thinking, the atmosphere relaxed not just for us but everyone around us and we got a grip of the situation. We realised there was a tree - albeit

small covered in NGOJA KIDOGOS, nearby and managed with a little more effort and to the merry tune of our supporters chanting our song ‘OLE OLE OLE OLE CHODDAAA’ to finally winch our way out of the lugga. We did however break the back diff and suffered from engine problems throughout the Charge. However, we are tough cowboys, and a tough team. Despite the drama, we still managed to finish ninth that year! And let’s face it, where’s the fun without the drama!

The Rhino Charge is one tough event. Yet we revel in the excitement of not knowing what lies ahead of us. It is about team spirit and understanding not to mention trusting each member of your team. A bond is forged amongst you when you are out there. You work on pure adrenalin and instinct and you take the good along with the bad together, as one. Knowing that there are hot pies awaiting you at “PIES TO GO” (always a luxury when

as we finished third with a lot of “matata” as usual. At one point we landed in a ditch as we had no front runner due to the thick bush… dismayed we thought that’s it…the end of the Charge for us until one of us spotted yet another tree nearby.. (Bless Mother Nature) and we winched our way out of trouble. 2015 was also the ONLY Charge we have completed without breaking the windscreen in the first ten minutes and without having to go under the car to see what trouble was brewing! Coming third with over one hour to spare before the Charge was over was a milestone. Perhaps we should have used the time to take straighter lines!!

After 26 years of charging and finally coming a coveted third, we almost lost our entry for 2016. The whole team over slept the day the entries opened. Indeed, that was the most expensive sleep we have had giving us four million reasons to win next year!!

you get to start at that control) and ice cream and cold showers at HARDY, and much more from the other controls keeps the team going through the day.

Speaking of Team spirit - our camp manager Manu Bricoult always found us beautiful spots where he would set up our camp in luxury every year. Hot showers after the Charge make us feel human again charging us to party the night away.

Our chief Chef Kaku Choda replaces the lost calories from a hard day challenge and our wives massage our sore feet!

Every Charge is a different experience. Every year brings new challenges and with each Charge we have only one goal in mind – winning! Rhino Charge 2015 was exceptional

The Rhino Charge now runs in our blood. Apart from the challenge of driving and the coming together of friends and family, this sport supports such an incredible cause. Protecting our precious environment and water catchment areas is of paramount importance and we as TEAM OLE CHODA are proud to be associated with it as we look forward to our 27th year of RHINO CHARGING IN 2016!

It comes to an end so quickly that it feels unreal. As we say our goodbyes to each other and make our way back home. Its a really good feeling knowing that we had the most amazing experience ever and next year it will be bigger, better and full of new memories. LETS KEEP UP THE SPIRIT OF THE CHARGE!! CHEERS

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Car 1: Don White, Mike Diesbecq, Roddy Benjamin, Eddy Verbeek, Graham Roy

Total Funds Raised: KES 2,853,115Don White, Enashipai, Bayer EA Ltd, Ball, Van Der Knaap, Burgess, Ferguson, George & Dee Roy, A. Carmichael, B. Nicholson, Arthur White, Hatenboer-Water BV, Tjeerd de Looze, Ruud en Wilbert, Bosman International B.V., HSI BV, Tessa, H. Keane, Florensis, CBM & A. Levitan, Timaflor, Finlays, Chandarana, Dudutech, Ocean Agriculture, Schreurs, Koppert, Jill Benjamin, Scarab, Naivasha Horticulture Fair, Formsma, Brabant Plant, Peter Dessing, Annemarie & Joosh Hoedjes, Verbugge, Celtic Kenya Ltd, G&M Behr, Brian Allen, Verbeek, Blooming Africa Ltd, Shade Nett Ltd, Hobra Manufacturers Ltd, Total Touch Cargo Ltd, Amiran Kenya Ltd, Greenlife, Dennis & Cilla White, Madrugada, Real IPM, De Ruiter, Maua Moments, Rajni Shah, V.D. Berg, G. Murray, Syngenta, Flowerwatch, Maisha Flour Mills, Terrasol Kenya Ltd.

Car 2: Ian Duncan, Stephen Plumbe, Franchesco Chechini, Anton Kinyanjui, Andrew Pleasance

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,126,000Sport Motorcycles Ltd, Baker Tilly Merali’s, Mark Tilbury, Chris Eden, Kelly, Walimohamed, D. Burnett, O’Shea, R.E.P Ltd, Smith, Shah, Pri-Am, Doyle, Dykes, Johnstone, Liquid Telecom, Maisha Tools Ltd, Antique Auctions Ltd, Milia Light Products, Karachiwalla (Nbi) Ltd, Royal Freight Ltd, Watchdog Alert Ltd, Ganatra Plant & Equipment, Global Coldstores Ltd, Giro Commercial Bank, Stephen & Bhavna Mills, Menengai Oil Refineries, Suneil Solanki, Frances Cattermole, Claire Cook, Jane Parmley, Eesh Chhaniyarn, Philipp Gutsche, Cheki Kenya Ltd, Kobian Ltd, Harry Newman Shalome, Pipe Man, Netia Ruthmann, Selleys Automotive Ltd, Dreamcoat Automotive Ltd, Nish Lakhani, Thames Electricals, Agnes Mburu, Youjays Insurance, Xado Oils, Spirax Sarco, Anthony Nielsen.

Car 3: Gurmeet Mehta, Adnan Khalid, Aman Sodi, Tom Otila, Dieter Duytscheaver, Jurgen Van Geotham

Total Funds Raised: KES 2,003,000S.S Mehta & Sons Ltd, EA Motor Industries, Giro Commercial Bank Ltd, Cannon Assurance Ltd, Ghai N.S, Mitsuba Auto Spares, Menengai Oil Refineries Ltd, Crown Paints K Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, Mr. Ashutosh Sharma, Chandaria Industries Ltd, Landmark Holdings Ltd, Farm Engineering Ind. Ltd, Bilco Engineering, Amit K. Raikundaria, Chui Autosprings, Décor Interiors, Nairobi Greenline, Panesar Kenya, Essajee Amijee & Sons, Kingsway Tyres, Wire Products Ltd, Vivo Energy K Ltd, Ramboo Colourcane Ltd, JW Seagon Co. Ltd, PKF Foundation, Imperial Bank Ltd, Studio Infinity, Fidelity Security Ltd, Galana Oil K Ltd, Intech EA Ltd, Hwan Sung Industries K Ltd, Neil Mukesh Shah, Ol Tukai Lodge, Gurmeet Mehta, Premier Foods.

Car 4: Andy Hill, Derek Upstone, Christopher Print, Aidan Moore, Joel Darche, Paolo Abenavoli

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,236,000Andrew Hill, Muriu Mungai & Company Advocates, CFC Stanbic Bank, Animet Ltd,

Wadia Construction Company, Pacific Aviation, Babu D, Nishma B. Mehta, Better Globe Forestry, Blinkspot, Centaur Ins. Brokers Ltd, Aben Group Ltd, PMS Architechts, Lexicon Plus Ion Ltd, Five Forty Aviation Ltd, Soulco K Ltd, Gulf Energy.

Car 5: Alan McKittrick, Bruce Knight, Kyle Raye, Graham McKittrick, Jon Bovard, Doungu Smith

Total Funds Raised: KES 7,595,979Associated Battery Manufacturers (E.A.) Limited, Almandine Corporation, Alpha Fine Foods Limited, Beachlines Limited, Berkshire Foods Limited, Bobmill Industries Limited, Boviquin Supplies Limited,Bresky Foundation, Bullpak Limited, Career Connections Limited, Chemigas Limited, Chloride Exide (K) Limited, C-Lines International, Color Mac, Danross Kenya Limited, Devenish Nutrition, E.A.P. Industries Limited, Eagle Vet Kenya Limited, Engineering Development Limited, Ennsvalley Bakery Limited, Escarpment Limited, Eureka Chickens Limited, Eurolivestock Products Limited, Farmer’s Choice Limited, Farmvet Africa Limited, Fastlane Freight Forwarders Limited, First Chartered Securites, Flamco Limited, Franz Agencies, Freight Forwarders Limited, Galaxy Paints And Coatings Limited, Gallagher Power Fence Systems Limited, Gaston Enterprise Development Limited, Geerlofs Kenya Limited, Golden Wheels, Gurain Enterprises Limited, Hard-Tech Industrial Supplies Limited, Hardteck Tools Kenya Limited, Hautech Business Systems, Heema Steel & Hardware Limited,Helioakmi Solar Energy Systems, Hybrid Poultry Farm (Z) Limited, Impulse Promotions Limited, Industrial Launderers & Cleaners Limited, Integrated YMR Partnership, Jack Tours & Travel Limited, Jobes E.A. Limited, Joyfred Services Limited, Juncus Enterprises, Kaizen Institute India, Kaplan & Stratton, Kenchic Limited, Kisima Farm Limited, Kyevaluki Services Limited, Lets Go Travel Limited, Lomson Enterprises Limited, Mafrick Limited, Magana Holdings Limited, Mahir Enterprises Limited, Makaa Safi Enterprises, Malplast Industries Limited, Marip Enterprises, Marui Auto, Master Jaya, Media Edge Interactive Limited, Mjengo Limited, Morning Star Corporation, Nampak Limited, Nas Airport Services Slimited, Nas Plastics Limited, National Milling Corporation Limited, New Westland Stores Limited, Nic Bank Limited, Nzalani Limited, Oxford Export, Palm Motor Limited, Panorama Technical Services Limited, Petmus Agencies Limited, PKF Foundation, Plama Investment Co. Limited, Plancon Kenya Limited, Polyworld Sendirian, Power Blessed Co., Limited, Prompt Products Limited, Pyramid Packaging Limited, Quality Plus Lab Services Limited, Rib Consulting Limited, Rift Valley Products Limited, Rob Dewar Publicity, Rupa Mills Limited, Rweru General Agencies (2002) Limited, Sametract & Cassini Limited, Seaboard Overseas Kenya Limited, Sheffield Steel Systems Limited, Skypex Supplies Limited, Sorfin International Limited, Specialised Fibre Glass Limited, Steelstone Kenya Limited, Straightline Cargo Forwarders Limited, Sunflower Products Limited, Tandu Alarm Systems Limited, Techpak Industries Limited, Thames Electricals Limited, The Acts Institute, Trade House Africa Limited, Trefi East Africa Limited, Trinity Petroleum Limited, Trouw Nutrition, Turtle Sigma Kenya Limited, Ubbink East Africa Limited, Unga Farmcare (E.A.) Limited, Unga Limited, United Engineering Supplies Limited, Verino Agro Industries Limited, Victron Energy BV, Wintel Computer Services, Aggrey Mukolwe, Agnes Mulei, Anne Shimechero, Anne Tiba, Carol Auma, Dave Dannov, Diba Hussein Dado, Dickson Jawichre, Dominic Dimba, Dr. Philip Kahenya, Duncan Sifunah, Francis Nduati, Herman Nyotu, James Nyutu, James & Jane Tozer, Jerry Wilhm, John Njenga, Leah Tuitoek, Mr. & Mrs. Vitalis Ojode, Mrs. Alison Ndegwa, Muraya Muiru, Nelroy Jackson, Nick Hutchinson, Nivel Pavitt, Patrick Chege, Richard Harney, Robert Dewar, Robert Kabogo, Robert Njoora, Robert Thieme, Ron Crockett, Tim Dutt, Timothy Kagucii Kiura.

Car 6: Manee Choda, Honey Choda, Sandev Choda, Sachin Choda, Nicollo Amesellem, Kikev Virdi

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,042,000Arora Properties Ltd, Sandev Choda, Jaflo Steel Ltd, Sandeep Kumar, Nand Kishore Sharma, G. Bhullar, Kenya Lighting Industries, Tyre Masters Ltd, Satiender Singh Sehmi, Jasbinder S. Virdee, S.S. Hotels Ltd, Assa Singh Nandhra, Minal Vohra, Vimal V. Shah, Harpal S. Choda, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Gems Cambridge School, Aliya Habib, Nilesh Patel, Regal Pharmaceuticals, Toral & Rohin Vora, H.S. Jutley Ins. Brokers Ltd, Harpal Singh Choda, D&G Insurance, Manee Choda, Sandev Choda.

Car 7: Mahesh Bhatti, Shiv Kumaar, John Michino, Ashish Bhatti

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,093,015Mahesh Bhatti, Ralph, Lena & Hannah, John Batten, Donna Toon, Frans Duynstee, Adam, Douglas, Lawro, Uncle Ashif & Family, Salman M, Rashid Khan, Hamish & Dorothy McPheason, Travelshoppe Co. Ltd, Lifecare International, Lifeline Enterprises Ltd, Associated Construction Company, Rajendra, Amip Patel, Contact Network International, Samani Construction, Placid View Properties, Ole Sereni, Jonathan & Philip Coulson, Destination Kenya Ltd, Mr. Jeroen Lucas De Clercq.

Car 8: Wangai Kimeria, Andrew Waititu, Timothy Kabiru, Richard Kiplagat, Christopher Wahome

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,568,000Captain Wangai Kimeria, Richard Kiplagat, Chris Wahome, Timothy Kabiru, Waititu Ngunya, Gulf Energy, Next Technologies Ltd, Resolution Insurance Co., Nairobi Homes Ltd, Foundation Piling Ltd, Lets Go Travel Prestige, Chris N. Wahome, Benson Njeri, Azizi Realtors, Melvin Marsh, Africa Practice, Jamii Bora Bank, Sap East Africa.

Car 9: John Bowden, Matt Evans, Warren Evans, Andrew Appleton, Simon Davies

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,586,564SKF Kenya Ltd, Shilpas Traders Ltd, Kanji Valyi, Crown Paints K Ltd, Chief Cook, Johnny & Helen Onslow, REP, Nick & Catherine Vickers, Claire, Kenton, Billy, Digby, Paul Monnier, Mike George, Peter, Peter Baker, M. Perkins & Son Ltd, Peter D, Sue Jones, Derek Pirrie & Kirstie Hollis, John Bowden, Stemre, Team Bundufundi, Conrad Hilton, VP, J & Lou, Tom & Gaz, Sussex Garage Doors, Paypal Giving Fund, Peerless Tea Services Ltd, Western Emporium Ltd, Eagle Engineering Works, Crown Paints K Ltd, Kipkelion Corner Ltd, Agriquip Agencies EA, Ice- NRG Ltd, Kim Evans, James Finlays K Ltd, Farmparts Ltd, Ballard G.M, Ballard S.A., Vivo Energy, Van Ballard, Nandi, Blue Bay, Gumtree 4×4, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd, Sametract, Susie Armstrong, Mike Littlewood, Claus Mortenson, Dale Scott, Simon Kenyon, Fiona Sandman, Josh Perrett, Sean Outram, Tristan Voorspuey, Ivan Tmlinson, Jamie Coulson, Anthony Deal, John

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MONEy RAISEd KES.108,617,802

Perrett, Philip McLellan, Polly Gaston, Fiona Deal, James Deal, Ellie Deal, Denooyer, Andrew Fernandes, Jonti Barclay, Yoav Chen, Freddie Grounds, Kate Hewett, Rod Jones, Tim Fison, Anthony Robinson, John Smith, D. Haigh, Lynn Tundo, Polly Taylor, Alistair Cavanagh, Hamish Grant, Alison Miller, Alastair Fison, Andrew Nightingale, Adam Mosley, Warren Evans, K. Potgeiter, Toon Hanegraaf, James Shepherd, Shiona Nightingale, Simeon Hutchinson, Brenda Robb, Richard Pope.

Car 10: Chris Welles, Caroline Welles, Francis Ndirango, Lemai Ole Kashira, Libby Spalding, Christopher W Welles

Total Funds Raised: KES 4,038,384The Specialised Safari Co. Ltd, Chris Welles, Fergus, Bill & Kathryn, Rev John H. Hunter, Oliver & Pat Spalding, Ailsa, Hannah Dimmitt, Molly & Mook, Charlie Salisbury, Ben Haack, Bob Bachelder, Caroline Dean, Andy McMaster, Pete Buck, Danielle Huckabee Meikrantz, Ellie New, Keith & Ellen Shaughnessy, Mary Catherine Beck, Bill & Nat, Tim & Debby McKenna, Williams Miller Famil, Knowles Family, Capt. Richard Berlin, Peter Durney, The Poole Family, Joe & Angela Roberts, Sam & Tracey Byrne, Ted Ober, George, Coach, DJB, MacNaught/Miles, Will Greenberg, Justina Severni, Elaine & Karl Spangenberg, Charlie C., Acanthus Architecture, Hope & Douglas Wu, Oliver & Pat Spalding, Brad Turner & Sarah Hansen, Dave Casey, Paul & Chrissy, Mark Kessenich, Terry McGuire, Caroline Davis, Katherine Scully, Matt D, Mary Whitlock, Charlie Richey, Deb & Bruce Hallett, Greta, Skiddy Von Stade, Emily Africk, Anjuli Nanda, Ted & Margot Mehm, Buster Posey, Haack Family, Frenchy, Ferriero, Annie, Jessica C., Mike Reilly, Liza, Caroline Hopkins, Geniffer Delman, Whit, Amy & Franklin Foster, Sanjay Bahl, John & Peggy Adams, Hopie Welles, Paula & Brian Jerome, Brooke Jordan, Helen & Tom, Chip Carver, Libs, Ceilidh of 40 Ave B, Peter Welles, Kevin Rose Bottomley, David & Christine Martinelli, Hubert De Lacvivier, Caroline & Libby, The Colorado Wallach Family, Heaton & Henri, Debbie Spalding, Marcie & Jerome, Mark Joyce, Michelle, Tim & Alice Clarke, Josh Webber, Georgia Welles, The Margiloff Family, Kristie Hambrecht, Bill Dimmitt, Rick Moseley, Mark Provost, The McCuskers, Matthew Sears, Maureen Zupan, Joe & Kris Trustey, Jack Stevenson, Bob & Lisa O’Connor, The Mittelbushers, Junior Bruins Hockey, Oliver Parker, Larry & Andrea Ross, Buck & Sybil Richardson, Dustin B. Hutchins.

Car 11: Mitesh Shah, Ashwin Gidoomal, Chets Mukherjee, Sachin Patel, Ravi Patel, Laban Nakongo

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,054,080Mitesh Shah, Greenspan Agritech Pvt. Ltd, Amiran Kenya Ltd, Dodhia Pachaging Ltd, Elgon K Ltd, British-American Inv. Co. Ltd, Giro Commercial Bank Ltd, Mandaliya Bhupendra Kumar, Cyber Trace Ltd, Packaging Industires Ltd, BTB Insurance Brokers Ltd, Nilesh Patel, Victoria Flora Craig Beiner, R&R Plastiic Ltd, Armaan Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, Securex Agencies K Ltd, Ravi Patel, Ashwin Gidoomal.

Car 12: Jaswaran Singh Sehmi, Daniel McMillan, Stephen McMillan, Benjamin Karithia, James Wachira

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,094,107Jas Sehmi, Nyeri Central Garage, Shah Jesharp, Bachoo Wood Products Ltd, Singh Retread Ltd, Indraj Singh, Keecash C. Shah, Harbiner Kalsi, Sohan Singh, Nyanza Sugar Products, Gulu, Bilco Engineering Co, Bil Seal Bearings Centre Ltd, Bhatti JS & MS, JRS Group Ltd, Punjani Elect. & Ind. Ltd, Old Africa, Bruce Mitchell, H.S. Jutley Insurance, Eggen Joinex Ltd, Shamas Motor Spares, Impala Auto Spares, Impala Downtown Ltd, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Rockplant Kenya Ltd, D.T. Dobie & Co. Ltd, Harcharan S. Sehmi, Bali Sharma, Model Builders Ltd, Sokhi Investment Holding, Tyre Masters Ltd, Naran Hirani, Swaran Singh Gharial, Rafiki Engineering Works, Designer Ins. Agencies Ltd, Jasdeep Jutley Singh, Swan Carriers Ltd, Ndugu Transport Co. Ltd, Raghbir Singh Chatthe, Hydralic Hose Pipe Man., Bhogals Autoworld, KG Patel, Kishan Bhadresa, Bachoo Shah, Pyara Singh Liaburah, Jesvinder Singh Padam, Ramnik Sehmi, Raj Jannagia, Dhir Janneria, Yashi Permond, Anil Javmarik, Dr. Shanii Haria, Rijosu Patel, D.S. Kondola, Ajay Chandra, Bhogals, Gabrial Iszhar, Yatin Desai, Githinji Kamenya, Manmit Jabbal, Mohan Sagoo, Amarjit Sagoo, Mahesh Shah, Diya Shah, Fazle Husein Sulemanji, Tajdin Nathoo, Stephen Waweru, Solio Ranch, E. Nijssen, Maisha Flour Mills Ltd, Timothy Kamina, Gabriel B., S.

Malik, Shailesh Shem, Din Kar, Sawarn Singh, Jasbir Singh, Dolphin Auto Parts, Charlie Lobo, Maribel Larsen, Dr. Qureshi Micky, Kate Sabot, Bruce Hickling, Nimmal Singh, Rhasid Khan, Ranjit Matharu, Pemi Matharu, Amrita Matharu, Jasleen Matharu, Talwinder Sehmbi, Sandeep & Kavita, Bob, Jaswinder Bedi, Joyce & Dan Maxwell, Shamir Desai, Saranjeet Bamrah, Gurveen, Linda & Frans, Bansals, Ramneek & Raspal Bhabra, Nindey, Valinder, Aman, Kavandeep Sandhu, Shelly.

Car 13: Jonathan Jackson, Andrew Salmon, Gary Baker, Barry Sigr

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,038,000Lordship Africa, Epix Investments Ltd.

Car 14: Priten Patel, Vishal Patel, Jesse Soleil, Numeir Khan, Joe Mrema, Shishir Patel

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,323,416Priten Patel, Sumaria Industries, Tamar, Mahesh Amin, PD, Andy Patel, Raj, Scott Harrington, Bipin Patel, Farah, Satyen, Seema, Moulin Patel, Mark, Prime Bank Ltd.

Car 15: Anthony Stow, Mark Reading, Andrew Stanley, Chris Holmes, Oreste Casado, Vincent Baricas

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,155,748Annies Productions & Animals, Pirbhai Enterprises, Liquid Telecom, Red Dot Engraving, Superfit Steelcon, Captivate Africa Ltd, Peter Hill, Lisa Bewers, Same Tractors, Finlays Kenya, Sudi Chemicals, Talisman.

Car 16: Ajitesh Kapoor, Charles Okeyo, Harshit Patel, Rihaz Sidi, Rizwan Jiwani, Paras Shah

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,000Ajitesh Kapoor, South Sioux Farms Ltd, Slumberland Kenya Ltd, Prime Bank, Hashi Energy Ltd, Tononoka Steels Ltd, Maisha Tools Ltd, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Paras Shah, A. D. Kimani, Sato Properties, Synergy Industrial Credit Ltd, High Ratio Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, Mukesh Shah & Kamini, Harshit Patel, Mili Shah.

Car 17: Tanya Church, Julie Church, Louise Leakey, Gemma Lawrence, Jo Carroll, Helle Sejer-Hansen

Total Funds Raised: KES 2,051,422Tanya & Mikey Carr-Hartley, Dennis & Joy Pinto, Colin & Nicole Church, Dale & Edward Mathias, Jed Lenzer, Vincent & Maggie Argiro, Ian Telfer, Terri Ducay, Sue & Jackie, The Makgills, Angela Sutton, Fiona & the Borchs, Tamimi K Ltd, Safaris Unlimited- Gordon Church, High Ratio, Paton Ava Truida, Chrissie Lam, Alison Curtis’ grandkids, Tanja & Eric, Ted Coleridge, Mary Walker, Lexi & David Eller, Scott McDonald, John & Lulu Clark, M Ogilvie- Thompson, Erin & Gerald Johnson, Raye & Simon Ward, Richard & Ruth Low, Matthew & Alice Owen, Hugh Herbert-Burns, Liz Wheeler, Josephine Dandrieux, Marni Gaede, Cara & Richard, Keith Hill, Lynn & Fran Rassieur & Family, Rick Rommel, Jeff Thompson.

Car 18: Tej Sehmi, Kevin McGee, Philip Walton, Paul Weaver, Kanyalili, Mavusyu

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,025,365Autodrome S. Ltd, Tej Pakrash/Kevin/Philip, Mountain Ministries, Atlas International, Hyperment Ltd, Rosslyn Academy, BRCK, Dickson Ndirangu Mwatiri, Coca Cola, Popatlal Madhavji & Bros Ltd, Crown Solutions.

Car 19: Petra Somen, Sabine Kontos, Catherine Coulson, Emma Morton, Millie Seagon, Lucy Waddington

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,500,000Michael & Sabine Kontos, Jonathan & Petra Somen, Henry & Louise Wainwright, Amiran Ltd, Access Kenya Ltd, James Finlay K Ltd, Charles & Margaret Njonjo.

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Car 20: Arbi Mussani, Olav Jorgensen, Joseph Muriuki, Andrew Onyango, Abigail Mutemi, Muhammed Hamzah Adam

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,002,000Global Freight Logistics Ltd, Tuffsteel Ltd, Kihara Patrick Mwangi

Car 21: Michael Kontos, Jonathan Somen, Derek Steel, Jeremy Ashworth, Jose de Messa, Dimitri Kontos

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,050,500Michael & Sabine Kontos, PKF Kenya, Uchumi Quick Supplies, Vivid Printing Equipment Sol. Ltd, MFI Document Solutions Ltd, Santac Packaging Ltd, Uneeco Paper Products Ltd, Tripple Twin Logistics, Magnatec Solutions Ltd, Mart Networks Kenya Ltd, Plessey International Ltd, Travel Affairs Ltd, Sankara Nairobi, Pirbhai Ent., Diamond Trust Bank, Roy Parcel, KK Nutrition, Premier Nutrition, All Cargo Global, Rosebud Enterprises Ltd, Bayer EA, Equator, Skyline Industrial Supplies, Rodwell Enterprises, Faha Graphics, Adhesive Solutions, Vivid Printing, Kenya Stationers, Access Kenya Group Ltd, Modernways Ltd, Bobmil Industries, Spares & Trucks Ltd.

Car 22: Gray Cullen, Crista Cullen, Peter Tyrrell, Guy Western, Tony Binks, Peader Brehony

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,021,779Gray Cullen, Mecol Ltd, Perirald General Supplies & Printers, Elizabeth Ambani, Crista Cullen, Novak, Jamie, Leonora, Rick Harris, Sid & Ellen, Aisling Tanz, Hugh, Jamie Clery, Michael Lafferty, Mira, Mary O Connor, African Environments, Jonah Western, Lucy Hills, Anthony Thomas Binks, Chania, Elizabeth Frost.

Car 23: Peter Kinyua, John Macharia, Robert Kariuki, Moses Nyagah, Tommy Hellerstedt, Tom Morton

Total Funds Raised: KES 5,620,000Brew Bistro, Philip Coulson, Radar Security, Ker & Downey Safaris, Intex Construction, Direct Line Co. Ltd, Safaricom Ltd, Lariak Landscapes, JJ Okwaro & Co., River Café, Servicoff Ltd, Muhoho Kenyatta, Daniel Muriuki, Intercontinental Consultants, Moses Nyagah, Mira Bid, Creative Edge, Amadeus, JM Kariuki Consultants, Architerion Arch & Int Design, Family Bank (Daykio), Nyandarua Laikipia General, Ngummo Kenya Ltd, Julie Matiba Wahome, Joy & Jim Sunshine, Sophie Kinyua, Peter Kinyua, Kim/ Mayuri Bhari.

Car 24: Jaspal Matharu, Kishan Bhandari,Keith Henrie, Amritpal Singh, Zane Young, Jatinder Thethy

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,107,011Deepa Shah/ Jaspal Matharu, Construction Support Ltd, Gamma Delta EA Ltd, Carmax EA Ltd, Crown Paints K Ltd, Fine Wood Works Ltd, Ideal Manufacturing Co. Ltd, Safari Trail Ltd, Dilash & Paru Bhayani, Seyani Brothers & Co. K Ltd, Arora Properties Ltd, EA Elevator Co. Ltd, Avtar Singh Ubhi, Bay Tree Realty Ltd, Ali Fabrication Solutions Ltd, Khimasia Foundation, Central Plumbing Int. Ltd, Tower Cast Consult Ltd, Defensive Driving Systems, Biashara Development Ltd, MCK Contract Services, Jayesh Shah, Yuvi Construction, Pramukh Developers, Brand Ltd, Majestic Printing Works, Lazor International Ltd, Nationwide Electrical, Seyani Brothers, Ideal Ceramics, D. Manji Construction, Mulji K. Varsani, Prasad Associates, Aqua Plumbing, Newcon Building Co. Ltd.

Car 25: Neeval Shah, Amman Shah, Kush Shah, Sawan Shah, Sagar Shah, Mehul Shah

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,010,054Rishab Thakrar, Team Douglas Pub Quiz, Team 27 Rhinothon, Hansa Bhatt, Maansi, Pali, Darshan & Anjli, Shivani Dighe, Paresh & Kirti Shah, Bharat, Nilam, Silma, Samil, Shamil Karia, Neha, Luke, Nish, Rish, Alpesh, Aashni Shah, Stephanie Fletcher, Abby Gibbons, Karishma Gokani, Sahil Winterbeard, Pritesh Solanki, Kishen, Sonia Chandaria, Jai Shah, Pinal, Bini Chandaria, Jyoti Mehta, Lysette, Suse, Harshnira, Riddhi, Anjali Raval, Susmita, Savan Shah, Kavita Sumaria, Dharmesh Chandaria, Tish, Jad, Krupa, Niral, Mitsky, Sneha Haria, K2 Chandaria, Kalpesh & Jac, Will, Wraptech Machines Pvt. Ltd, Neeval Shah, Rushab Shah, Cloud Hop Ltd, Earthlink Electrical Solutions Ltd, Coral Property Int. Ltd, Grant Thornton, Malplast, Pradeep Enterprises, Mult-Chem, Thika Wax, Securex, Stat Pack, Colour Packaging.

Car 26: Asit Patel, Uday Patel, Chris Muraguri, Bijal Patel, Teeku Patel

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,017,063Aspaud Company, Jesile Margot Juliette V. DeGeuel, Ketal D. Patel, Gbanangra, S. Ruparel, R. Allport, R. Shah, N. Sodha, M. Nambiar, S. Doshi, P. Raja, B. Kantaria, A. Bernerd Rodrigues, P. Saygr, S. CarrHartley, Dr. Sohaili, W. Andrew, P. Zibaras, J. Wroe, M. Baxendale, P. Gichohi, A. Weber, J. Elder Sebastian, M. Bauer Munsch, J. Duoer, M. Romijn, K. Ferguson, A. MC Farran, N. Musyimi, L. Calder, K. Tyson, C. McLean, K. Dingley, N. Stenning, J. Lampard, P. Alexander, C. Matuis Herd, J. Boorman, S. Flatt, J. Rose, Mr & Mrs Gaul, P. Acharya, Dr. Robert Charles D. Oliver, Sky Healthcare Ltd, Acesec Options Ltd, Lesukut Ltd, Intex Constructions, Nishit D. Lakhani, Bijal Patel, Leena Gehlot,

Rishi Ramrakha, KC Datmabhai, Greenhills Invest Ltd, Kevin & Bonnie, Daktari, John Miller, Patchara, Nikunj Shah, Herbert, Benders, Elaine Hawkins.

Car 27: Preeyesh Shah, Nikunj Shah, Ramnik Shah, Parag Maradia, Mohan Shah

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,060,100Preeyesh Shah, Anand Bharat Pattni, Benaben & Mayurkant Muljibhai, Rhinothon Team Pattni, Keval & Komal Shah, Ketul Manilal Devchand Dodhia, Shantilal Gala & Co., Harleys Ltd, Monique Gardel, Khimasia Foundation, Tejal/ Ketul Dodhia, Grant Thornton, Rajesh & Prajni shah, Kemco Clothing Co., Multiline Motors K Ltd, A.M.H., Timber Corner Ltd, Atul & Kirti Parmar, Tononoka Steels Ltd, PKF Foundation, King Plastic Industries Ltd, GA Insurance Ltd, Oil Seals & Bearings Centre Ltd, Impala Auto Spares, Ambar Enterprises Ltd, High Ratio Ltd, Pritpal Singh Ghataure, Solar Resources Ltd, Rhinothon Entrants, Silpack Industries Ltd, United Engineering Supplies, Kirit Shah, P.S. Chhada, Pradeep Shah, Manukant Shah, Navin Sanghani, Satish Shah, Lillian- Ligaki, Rohit Bosky, Ashwin Shah, Rohil Shah, Minakshi Shah, Shashanik Fha, Sidahash Saple, Zushan Bhatia, Kevin Macharia, Edi Supplies, Hyper Media Ltd, Spenomatic Ltd, Kees La Loux.

Car 28: Torben Rune, Alex Gibbs, Francois Rousseau, Barry Tatton, Luc de Villele, Ryan Stewart

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,258,550Torben Rune, Louis Dreyfus Commodities, Team 28 quiz night, Cohen Omri & Yaniv Rotem, NIC Bank, Afratech Ltd, Vipingo Ridge, Jeremy Holley, Karar Ubhi, Adi Richter, Carol McDonald, Mike Kearns, Paul Berriman, Francois & Caroline Rousseau, Vicky Horsey, David & Ida Obura, Freight Forwarders K Ltd, Alix Graham, Liz Du toit, Pari Chauhan, Linda Spitaels.

Car 29: Ashwin Kapoor, Vijay Gidoomal, Justin Berry, Dipan Mediratta, Darshan Mistry, Laban Mutite

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,038,000The Royal Chargers, Crown Paints Kenya, Chester Insurance Brokers, I&M Bank, Giro Bank, Apex Steel Ltd.

Car 30: Edward Johnstone, Lionel Pereira, Nick Serra, Mike Davis, James Dutkowski, Johannes Willms

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,102,363Edward Johnstone, Anthony Martin, Edward Perry, Jon Dollan.

Car 31: Felix Rembold, Neel Shah, Ravinder Sikand, Guillermo Miranda

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,000Guillermo Miranda, Neel & Shital Shah, Ravinder Sikand & Dr. Priyab, Chetana Shah, Tile & Carpet Centre, Aris LTd, Citibank.

Car 32: Dipak Halai, Anil Kerai, Paul Walucho, Mahesh Halai, Nikhil Vishram

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,038,000Cementers Ltd, Bhachu Industries, NIC Bank Ltd, Master Power Systems, Galaxy Pharmaceuticals, Laxcon Hardware, Silverspread Hardware, Agrichem Africa Ltd, Pipe Manufaacturers, Cropchem Suppliers, Komal Construction, Lalji Ramji Filling, Eurocon Tiles.

Car 33: Jeremy Holley, Tony Hughes, Martin Evans, Mikey Hughes, Russel Hughes, Alistair Fison

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,140,000Lucy Gitonga, Bayer EA Ltd, Gurbaksh Singh, Garrison Gates Ltd, Wilderness Bookings Ltd, Ord Group Ltd, EA Security Options Ltd, Tack Rack Ltd, Ultimate Window Solutions Ltd, Dr. Daniel Githegi, Alia Belamy, Nor Jones, Richard Lowe, Liquid Telecom, Laurie Sessions, Patuk, Syngenta EA Ltd, Patrick Dessy, Eddie Arie, Acesec Options Ltd, National Caging EA Ltd, Jeremy Schofield, Port Conveyers, Amiran.

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Car 34: Rajesh Maini, Charles Lansenfeldt, Hani Petro, Hasit Patel, Nish Lakhani, Anuj Kent

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,231,000Rajesh Maini, Acceler Global Logistics Ltd, GA Insurance Ltd, MA Khan Insurance Ltd, Sachin Dhamam, Zarak Khan, Vimal Shah, Truihar Shah, Elite Digital, Jitesh Upadhyay, Husein Bhanti, Michael Alexander, Punit Vaggama, Taha, Sanjay Karia, Aly Khan Keshavjee, Karim Teta, Charles Lans, Airtel, Nilesh, Sunit Wanzali, Interpel Investments, Fit Four Life Investments, Simminds Cargo Services, Kisima Ark Charitable, Dhruv Pandit, Ramco Hardware, ASL Trading, Carton Manufacturers, Steel Structures, MC Bank, Apex Steel, Eyka, Intergrated Fire & Safety Solutions, Aimal Kantaria, Tahir Sheikh Said Grain Millers, Tyremasters, Pentoma Ltd.

Car 35: Mark Tilbury, Peter Robert, Robin Tilbury, Chris Eden, Kevin Hughes, Herman Ruisjesanaars

Total Funds Raised: KES 4,546,925Mark & Sallie Tilbury, Guy Elms, Kevin Hughes, Bearing Man, Chris Eden, Peter Ruysenaars, Peter Gerstrom, Peter Scholes, Career Connections, Nick Downes, Ruijsenaars Family, Siemens Lincoln, Pippa Tilbury, Edward Fraser, Intraspeed, Farmers Choice, Lets Go Travel, Ecu Line Kenya Ltd, Café Logistics Ltd, Cassini & Tonolo Ltd- Sametract, Insteel Ltd, High Ratio Ltd, Kenchic Ltd, Panafrican Equipment, Ghost Riders, Road Runaz, Squad Riders, Beat Roots, Side Ways Racing, Wheels of Steel, Lakeview Crew, Zipping Zombies, Funky Monkeys, Super Strikers, Pantherettes, The Gofers, Hog Riders, Simba Charge, Matrix, Flying Falcon, The Quadruplets, Jolly Javas, Kenyan Hounds, Laughing Koalas, Rising Stars, Killer Crocs, Aint Got No Brakes, Peace Rockers, The Red Riders, Heroic Hogs, The Crabs, Mariesha & Shamaisa, Jabberwockies, Kicking Kavs, Furious Four, Mud Spitting Hog Riders, Mud Bikers, Guppies, Louis Van Harsh, The Hyper Hogz, Grunts, Space Unicorns, The Fishy Mishies, The Super Swag Awesome Cool Guy, Circle of Fire, The Frangipan Fragrance Farters, JJMK, Disco

Pigs, Lego Movie Yoyo Masters, Greensteds Hoggers, Greensteds Survivors, Greensteds Beastly Buffaloes, Maize Bikers, Bangers Mash, Ngiri Team, Colourful Chameleons, Kifaru Chargers, Rocket Riders, The Bone Snappers, Team Extreme, Hogs in Charge, Hakuna Matata, Biking Bacon, The Bush Kids, Bubble & Squeeks, Fat Pigs, Gangsta Pigs, Bacon Butts, Power Pigs, Flaming Hogs, Piggy Power, Pot Bellied Ellies, Flash Pigs, When Pigs Fly, Greensteds Hoglets, Greensteds Mala, Greensteds Jaguars, Speed Deal, Loosing Intolerant, Venomous Lightning, Riley Rats, Bush Babes, The Hog Raiders, The Budh Pigs, The Brutal Buffaloes, Cheeky Chipmunks, The FLK’s, The Doubles, Crazy Reindeers, Slippin’ Slugs, The Nyama Chomas, The Nameless, The Flying Hogs, The Rasta Rockets, Speedy Riders, Ngiri Express, Cruckas, Dirty Hogs, Mighty Hogs, Ghost Warfare, Pure Venom, Thor, Dusty Helmet, Glorious Riders, Wheels of Doom, Cycling Potatoes, Coco, Krushers.

Car 36: Adrian Wilcox, Tim Wilcox, Nick Arnold, S.J. Kok, Tarek Keshavjee

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,305,051Oilfield Movers Ltd, 3SDL Ltd, Susan & Kevin, The Jet Air Team, Soph, Joanna Lennon, Kieran Vye, Susan Garnett, Graan, Piley & Cps, Jojo, Nicola Saward, Chris F, Dave, Roy Minter, Sarah Russell, Pippa, Daniel Dyssel & Camilla Dupont, Monkers, DAC Aviation EA Ltd, Bren, Atlas Support, JW Seagon Co. Ltd, Aviation Roots of Africa, Will Freight, Bluewaves Logistics, ICEA, SJ Kok, Aberdair Aviation, Maxi Watch Agencies, Access K Ltd, Adrian Wilcox.

Car 37: John Kanyali, Anton Kinaiya, Joe Kimani, Jamal Mambo, Willy Miringu, Francis Kinyani

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,088,000Kanyali & Company Contractors, Mutai Enterprises, Mike Sonko, Joe Kimani, Anton Kinaiya.

Car 38: Sean Avery, Patrick Avery, Kieran Avery, Colm D’Olier, Harry Brainch, Alan de Boer

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,680,960Brenda Brainch, Patrick Avery, Kieran Avery, Louise Worth, Sarah, Nick Allinson, Chloe Vestey, Kush Ratna: Voi Wildlife Lodge Team, Jess Brainch, Mikit Sangraj, Mady Tarrant, Nick & Norah, Family Larsen, Jared Boldemann, Matthew & Alice Owen, Brian, William Day, Will & Veronica Nott, Ritu Vohora, Martin Maloney, Anne Sprules, Colm D’Olier, James Doogan, Niall & Laragh, Matthew Vaigh, Michael Riddell, Nigel Booth, Val Theodore, Mike Godfrey, Duncan & Ju, Cilver City Cowgirl, Chris Powles, Mike Felton, Paul Adams, Richard Hughes, Chantal Waigh, Natalie Johnson, Amy Fryday, Loong Lim, Kotaro Miyata, Richard, Tom & Forbes Riley, Laura McCoy, Deborah Good, Charlie Anniss, Robert Secker, Stuart Rhodes, Simon Bailey, Daniel Riches, Ben Lord, Gautam Sama, Shai Henkel, Kit Townsend, Lynette Von Kaufmann, De Boer Family, Karen Provision Stores, Sheena Jagdish Budhar, Shinda Ltd, Ann Sutcliffe, Charlie Fraser, George Zibarras, Andy Gregory, Hilary Atkins, Drilling & Prospecting, Cuthberts, REA Vipingo, EA Drillcon, Pedro Brainch, Jitendra Patel, BRITAM.

Car 39: Peter Castle, Andy Fleming, Jason Mott, Tom Younger, Richard Fleming, Mark Burton

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,036,639Bogart Giltner, Richard Parry, Alf Smith, Sam & Sara Ash, Michelle Younger, Debs & Steve, Linda Clemensson, George Allison, Johann Groenewald, Peter Bonde Nielsen.

Car 40: Peter Francombe, Shaun Miller, David Francombe, Ross Field, Sam Taylor, Peter Newland

Total Funds Raised: KES 2,051,595Peter Francombe, Bayer Crop Science EA Ltd, Osho Chemical Industries, Lachlan Kenya Ltd, Elgon Kenya Ltd, BASF, Crop Nutrition Lab Services, Farm Engineering Ind., Syngenta, Stuart Millar, Organix Ltd, Real IPM K Ltd, JW Doubleday Ltd, Kev Boekestein, Travel Affairs, National Edging EA Ltd, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Dow Agrosciences, Trade Corp, Amiran K Ltd, Specialised Fibreglass, CBA Bank, Sai Raj, Inspirations, Kisima, Bantaram, Fifty One Degrees Ltd.

Car 41: Eric Govani, Amit Sharma, Nishit Mediratta, Frans Olivier, Timothy Manyuira, Vishal Khargram

Total Funds Raised: KES1,083,000Eric Govani, Tandem & Stark Ltd, Giro Bank, Nishit & Rakhee Mediratta, PG Bison K Ltd, Fidelity Bank, GA Insurance, Naran Hirani, Landmark Holdings Ltd, Esham Park.

Car 42: William Carr-Hartley, Mikey Carr-Hartley, Neil McRae. Anthony Havelock, Brett Sievwright, Gary Hopcraft

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,547,673Neil & Gemma McRae, Tribe Hotel, John Beveridge, Colin & Nicole Church, Patrick Mugambi, Azalea Holdings Ltd, Philip Coulson, Hass Consult, Drama Development, Jonathan Havelock, Mr & Mrs JPT Foster, Martha & Robert Falkenberg, Tim Mott, Tom & Melanie Staggs, Charlie Mcewen, Ruth Makgill, Penelope Saich, Tom Vosper, Tom Lewis, William Day, Patrick, Charlie Browne, Toby Bidwell, Peter MacColl, Simon Bray, Bronya Heaver, Rohin Shah, Nick Braybook, Justin Murray, Charlie & Becky Willis, David & Viv Raven, Will Rowson, Kevin Aitchison, Julian Tolhurst, Alice Mitchell, Andrew Barrs, Jonathan Stichbury, Charlie Breese, Simon & Raye Ward, Bertie & Frances, Rupert Johnson, Alexander Law, Cara & Richard, James & DeAnne Calcagnini, Lynn & Frank Rassieur & Family, Melinda & Kevin Johnsin, Gordon Church, Sacha Cook, Knight Frank, AMS Properties, ZAF Holdings, Modway Investements, Tinker Bird Securities, Vegpro Kenya, Peter & Diana Low, Oliver & Jennifer Barton, I&M Bank, Peter Cowie.

Car 43: Vishal Shah, Rizwan Rashid, Hartaj Bains, Tariq Rashid, Mohamed Arshad, Mohamed Arfan

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,015,000Vishal Shah, John Wycliffe, MIK Insurance, Central Auto Hardware, Alpha Forex, Abdulhamid Essa, Cars Direct, Tariq Rashid, Infinity Ind Park Ltd, Sparetech Trading Co., Impala Auto Spares, Absolute Chocolates Ltd, Metro


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Motor Spares Ltd, Spare & Trucks Ltd, Gahatra Plant & Equipment, Balson Properties Ltd, Butau Sugar Mills Ltd, Acme Steel K Ltd, Tile & Carpets Ltd, Oil Seal & Bearings, Guardian Bank Ltd, Rejesh Jagdish, Merit Africa Ltd, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Unificters K Ltd, BTB Insurance, Steel Structure Ltd, Harun Ayub Ltd.

Car 44: Adil Khawaja, Abid Khawaja, Paras Shah, Jamil Sheikh, Nelson Lakamisi, Jameel Anwerali

Total Funds Raised: KES 3,384,000Adil Khawaja, RSM Ashvir, Delta Properties Ltd, Mayfair Group, Philip Coulson, Mukesh Shah (Strategic Consultants), Universal Eng. Systems, Kenya Commercial Bank, First Chartered Securities, Zool Nimji, Chelsea Holdings Ltd, Davinder Choda, Sametract Kenya, Hewton Ltd, MIC Global Risks, Executive Healthcare Sol. Ltd, Air Connection Ltd, Giro Commercial Bank, NIC Bank Ltd, Sai Office Supplies Ltd, Access Kenya Group Ltd, Kemboy & Co. Advocates, Nyashoti & Co. Advocates, Sandeep Singh Rehal- Studio Infinity, Kibos Sugar & Allied Industries, Timsales Ltd, Sandridge Properties Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, Adams Brown & Co. (ABC Place), Intex Cnstruction.

Car 45: Phil Tilley, Tony Simons, Andrew Bulloch, Jez Simms, Steve Tankard, David Hopcroft

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,019,340Phil Tilley, Kingsway Tyres Ltd, Mohans Oysterbay Drinks K Ltd, Jonathan Bovard, Andrew Bulloch, Rajesh Maini, Jascruisers Ltd, Ali Salim Yamani, Game Rancing Ltd, Athi 4×4 Challenge, David Stanley, Louise Akerhiel, Stuart Allison, Tim Ceha, All Terrain Services.

Car 46: David Percival, Simon Sharp, Maina Mbiria, Michael Dunn, Josphat Omwando, Alan Wickham

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,000Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Karachiwalla Nbi Ltd, Liaison Supremacy Services, David Stanley, Gilfred Poes, Robin Stanley, Pals Auto Suppliers, Saifee Chemicals Ltd, Sadolin Paints, Pan African Syndicate, Nathoo Narsai Shah, Kravos Ndovu, Kush Apex Steel, Superfoam, Ramachandran, Bambros Bamsai Munai, Lime Caterers, KABM Donated Fing, Bobby Master, Hervinder Pipeman, Sport Motorcycles, Rob Collinge, Salim Gantra, David Percival, City General, David Furnivall, Hebatulla Glass Industries, Alex Percival, Tabitha, Rick Agaliate, Rosslyn Bricabate, Rajan Capwell, Pal Choda, Magu Kenth.

Car 47: Teresa Sapieha, Anna Wodzicki, Berenika Stefanska, Julie Erskine, Sally Tilbury, Marijka Beckmann

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,153,029Teresa Sapieha, Diana Lowe, Cecylie Destro, Margaret Downey, Eduard Irgens, Mary Pescoo, Hanne Howard, John Lenton, Helen & Geraldine, Fiona Reid,

Janine Milne, Carissa Nightingale, Brian Williams, Susie Allan, Marie Jose Dolleman, Sara Shah, Natasha Elva, Jackie Suest, Sheila Barker, Sara Shaw, Donna & Larry Donahoo, Krys & Elke Wodzicki, Anula Wodzicki, Maryjka Beckmann, Elgon Chemicals, Amiran K Ltd, Patel Steel- Flo (K), Ted Grobicki, Jay, Cheli & Peacock, William Coulson, Wildfire, Mega Pack, Chris & Maia King, Margaret Zak, Julie Erskin, Career Connections Ltd, Dreamcoat Automotive Ltd, Gabe, Jedrek & Kate, Chris, Richard Neill, Daniela, Peter Gerstrom, Herman, Violaine M, Marika Hemming, Pippa Tilbury, Karin Pringle, Brendan, Bongo Woodley, Susan Deslaurier, Nariku Travel, Wodzicki & Co., Stefan, Lindsey, Jan Witkiewicz, Clementine, J Krzewinski, Konrad Rymaszewski, Kasia Bobinski, Carmen Lasso de Morawski, Elzbieta Czetwertynska, W Pedal, Adriana Morawska, Angus & Pam, Agnes Lecznar, Lucia & Tom, Arianne Collette, Adrian, Izio Donimirski, Anthony Wolff.

Car 48: Mark Glen, Bryn Llewelyn, Piers Daykin, Gerard Beaton, Steve Outram, Johnny Harris

Total Funds Raised: KES 2,586,990Mark Glen, Bayer East Africa Ltd, Colin & Nicole Church, Kens Metal, Tononoka R. Mills Ltd, Saris Hardware, Chandaria Bros Ltd, Nipsuv Hardware Ltd, Nbi Cables Ltd, Fit Tight Fast Ltd, Ambar Ent. Ltd, JS & Hard Ltd, New World Stainless, Tyre Masters, Roseburd Ent., Rexe Roofing Products, McCloy Fab. Ltd, Techro Systems, Poolshop EA Ltd, Kingsway Tyres, Sanyati, Tulip Africa, Mansukhal & Vijayabenk Shah, Bollore Africa Logistics K Ltd, HM Clause K Ltd, Ndume Ltd, William Coulson, Blooming Oasis Ltd, Bliss Flora Ltd, Agtech K Ltd, Mafuco Industries Ltd, Gillian Llewelyn, Centre for Alternative Techno, Dirk Looij, Elizabeth Ambani, Timaflor Ltd, Valley Vegetables Market, Asilia K Ltd, United Engineering Supplies, Gerard Beaton, Timbermakers Ltd, Apex Steel, Metro Plastics, Mrs. H. Remnant, Amiran, Afrorganic, Ramesh Vastana, Yogesh, Pala Singh, Bharat, Ashock, Paul Mwangi, John Murithi, Mukesh, Entrinoto, Chloride Exide, Rosie, Sharon Chaldecott, John & Fran, Hortipro Ltd.

Car 49: Terry Childs, Patrick Garner, Anthony Childs, Chris Childs, Robert Calder, Douglas Rundgren

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,002,000Terry Childs, The Copy Cat Ltd, Strategic Consultants Ltdd, Plan & Place Insurance Brokers Ltd, Geerlofs K Ltd, Schreurs EA Ltd, Access K Ltd, Timaflor Ltd, Manji Premji & Govind Patel, P Garner, Robert Calder, Douglas Rundgren, Ebony Wood Designs, Palacina, Corporate Insurance, Chilworth, Bush & Beyond.

Car 50: Mike Kirkland, Richard Frost, Don Nelson, J.J. Nicholas, Nils Korschen

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,487,271Coastal Emporium Bookshop, Christy & Bill Roe, Peter Jones, Atul Savji Parmar & Kirti Atul, Sigma Supplies Ltd, Jade Homes Ltd, Nipool & Nishma Shah, Tirupati K Ltd, Virdi Pharmacy Ltd, Sean Garstin Motors Ltd, Big 5 Tours & Safaris Ltd, Leo Investments, Nirbhau Gulshan Ventures Ltd, Umakant Dave, Challow Drive Inestments Ltd, Plancon K Ltd, Specialised Aluminium Ren Ltd, Associated Bitumen Ltd, Hascons Company, Banbros Ltd, Phill Gschwend, Hima Dhutia, John Rose, Phillip Watthee, Abdul Samji, Tony Dams, Ursulla Brenneisen, Elizabeth Sinclair, Najma Shah, Felicity Clarke, Beckie Smith, Tess Chaudri, Francis Lagoussis, Clive King, Michelle Windell, Mike Round-Turner, Dom & Mel Weeks, Hans Feuth, Dr. Satish Vaghella, Mkomani Butchery, Paul & Jillie Green, Steve & Berit Rodwell, Lara Behrens, Carol & Pete Rodwell, Charlotte Parkinson, Mike Kearns, Rob Arathon, Errol & Mugs Pickwell, Seppo & Anna Harjanne, Chris & Avril MacDonald, Seaforth Shipping, Captain Andys Fishing Supply, Nomura Insurance Brokers, Santana Interior Designs, Mike

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& Helen Owen, Pat & Maia Hemphill, Mike & Sue Keates, Harry & Beulah Atkinson, NIC Bank, Ian Andrews, Pale & Caroline Rune, Ivan Smith, Gary Andrews, Vicki Horsey, Simon Fogarty, Michael Tham, Will Stewart, Ngari Mahihu, Harish Patel, Gianki Bonnano, JJ Nicholas, Allison Chatter, Jose Feuth, Transeast, Freight Forwarders, Sparky & Celia Behrews, Auto Express.

Car 51: Dominic Rebello, Amar Mehta, Amar Vidyarthi, Chiraag Shah, James Morgan, Orlando Costa Sa

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,501,283Anjarwalla & Khanna, Jacob Ochieng, Elizabeth Karanja, Jaini Shah, Ciru Longden, Wangui Kaniaru, Noella Lubano, Ken Njuguna & Njeri Wagacha, Anthony Njogu, Karim Lalji, Sheila Nyayieka, Bernard Mwange, Aditi Khimasia, Aditya Shah, Daniel Nguny, Luisa, Naeem Hirani, Rubin & George Omor, John Miles, Fayha Karimbox, Kirkland & Ellis Int. LLP, Chris C, IG, Rajinder Bassi, Laura Evans, Bill McCloskey, J Morgan, Dom CM, Fatema Orjela, Elaine N, Bassam Khoury, Rebecca Slater, Sat, Anshul Bhalla, Aprajita, Mark G, Phil S, Max, Emma, Gemma V, Sunil, Hema, Anahi, Bronnie & Wade, Partha, Clive & Judy, Pete Morgan, Fiona Mac, Sean, Anna D, Leo, Paul & Sid, Neema, Catherine Berry, The Sethi Clan, Aparna & Gautam, JR, Shezleen, Gabrielle, Charlie Swabey, James Morgan, Pete & Laura, Amar Vidyarthi, Jimmy & Katrin, Chiraag, Beth Smalley, Chris Kibe, Aliyuh Padamsni, Adnan Khan, Michael Kitongo, Caroline Karugu, James Wairoto, Bernard Mwange, Jacqueline Nyabwa, Tabitha Joy, Edwin Baru, Millie Minayo, Paula Cowitt, Peter Wangige, Rosa Nduati Mitero, Richard Harney, Shami Ghai, Jonathan Coulson, Roop Rupaarel, Amar Mehta, Ivo Orlando, Shital Shah, Sonal Sejpal, Sean Omondi, Njau Mukuha, Neeval Preeyesh Shah, Evans Monari, Aisha Abdallah, Kirichwa Holdings, Jayanti Shome, Satauru Travel, Intex Construction, Whats Good Studios, Sudhir Vidyarthi, Makhan Ins, Sheetal Khanna.

Car 52: Hemal Pindolia, Paren Hirani, Bhavin Solanki, Palprit Singh, Arun Raghwani, Raj Shah

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,179,001Hemal Pindolia, Chandaria Brothers Ltd, Sujay Bimal Haria, Nikit Ketan Shah, Coninx Industries Ltd, Sentrim K Ltd, Sentrim Contracts Ltd, Vivo Energy K Ltd, Prime Cartons Ltd, Biral Rajnikant Shah, Quality Spares Ltd, RK Kanini, Sameer Subhash Raja, Chirag/ Dodhia Gulabchand, Modern Lithographic K Ltd, Tononoka Steels Ltd, Labh Singh Harnam Singh Ltd, Landmark Holdings Ltd, Insta Pumps Engineering Ltd, Sarth Kirtikumar Savla, Multiple Hauliers EA Ltd, Mart Networks K Ltd.

Car 53: James Boorman, Jamie Manuel, Lovat Carnelly, Bruce Cattermole, Joseph Chege Kamau

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,105,984James Boorman, Fred Black Group Ltd, Jamie Manuel, Jorgen Hallendbek.

Car 54: Johansen Ole Vestergaard, Eric Goss, Lars Jensen, David Owuor, Bernard Osawa, Henrik Rasmussen

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,169,287Ole Johansen, Prabodha, Anthony Mbarine, Murefu Barasa, Phyllis Wakiaga, Francis Osawa, Tobias Panofen, Hans Osawa, Linda Owiti, Evan Obuya, Fidelis Sakwa, Gerald Kimeu, Robert Kagiri, Steve Gitonga, Baba Nigel, David Mwangi, Federico Hinrichs, Vincent Kitio, Frontier Investment Management, Mugwe Manga, Viva Africa Consulting LLP, Iseme, Kamau & Maema Advocates, Kreston KM, Paramount Bank. Angus Miller, Philippe Gournadu, Power Point Systems EA, Andreas Beusch, Henry Orwa, Peter Githiomi, Maina Ngonja, John Kabubo, James Manyara, Musuku, Mbugua, Murage, Wanjohi, Onari Nyakundi, Kabiru, Githere, Calleb Ogado, Dynasoft Business Solutions Ltd, Cimbria EA Ltd, Watchdog Alert Ltd, Karachiwalla Nbi Ltd, Salujo Enterprises, Twiga Car Hire & Travels Ltd, Bridging the World Travel Ltd, Gras Savoye Client Trust, Jessaron Investment Ltd, Power Technics EA Ltd, Mugo & Company, Tryelink Auto Ltd, Clemosh Millenium Concepts, Danish Balut Guys, Danish Dynamite Suporters, Per Clausen, Eng. Githere, Karen Provision Stores, Milena, Pinnacle Group, Anette & Carsten Nielsen, Muthondo Mark, Centum Investment, Sawa Harvest Ltd.

Car 55: Darshak Patel, Arjun Singh, Sachin Patel, Gaurav Singh, Saachin Shah

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,186Dr. Pankaj Patel, Manoj, Richard Wilson, Stu, Pin & Chris, Steve Elmo Robinson, Vanni, John Yakas, Gerard Cawley, Kevin Horgan, Richard Wilson, Ryan, Alex, Takeo Kamai, Paul, Manoj P, JA, Karen, SS, Liquidnet, Sachin Patel.

Car 56: Harveet Obhrai, Harleen Kaur, Bhavik Patel, Gurvin Bassi, Ronald Ochieng

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,007,203Load Runners Ltd, The Modhas, Pedro & Kalina Lopes, Hetal & Mital, Rakhee, GH, Kimbo, Reuben, David Park, Terry Smyth, Hazel & Anuj, Nilam & Michael Cuskey, Seema, Hamza, Vish & Ruk, Nik, Priya & Family, Raj & Mina Patel, Liz Benavides, Gwen, Ciaran, Faheem, Undedi, Sonal & Riku, Harveet Obhrai, Gursev Singh Devgun, Kaumin Malde, Gurpreet Kaur, Sandton Int. Ltd, Tyremasters Ltd, Perminderjit Kaur, Bhavin Andvishal, Apex Steel Ltd, Rajdeep Singh, BSS Trading Co. Ltd, Sigma Supplies Ltd, Catherine Kathini Mutunga, Triple A Auto Spares Ltd, Wakwetu Trucking EA Ltd, Singh Retread Ltd, Exon Investments Ltd, Tulip Auto & Hardware Ltd, Deshal Gudka.

Car 57: Brandon Barbour, Brendan Hill, James Farquharson, Susie Weeks, Tom Lawrence

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,060,600Pure Water Solutions, Angelita Caredda, Mina Hughes, Grace Belcher, Akira Gaymer, Van Eure, Bella James, Linda Jackson, Clare & Hamish Barkley, Tracy Pirie, James Butterfield, Laura Storm, Helen Jackson & Adam Fretwell, Claire, John, William & Emily Ladell, Steven Thanhauser, Tania & Vincent Careme, Deborah Harrison, Francee Thornton, Ken & Laura Farquharson, Bill Farquharson, Jenny Reynolds, Roger Fitzsimons, Kirsty Farquharson, Janet Lynn Dixon, Ursula Lang von Langen, Trisha Comrie, Stephanie Lang von Langen, Gillian Paines, Annette Dickinson-Flint, Beric Brooksbank, Tracy Barbour, Cheki Kenya Ltd, Cropnuts, Ali Barbour’s Restaurant, Mayers Natural Spring Water ( Metal Crown Ltd), Metal Crown TD, Tracy Pirie, Stan Kinsch, Susie & Dave McKelvie, Hardi Kenya Ltd, Forty Thieves, David Banfield, Mantega Ongoro, Fredrick Kiragu, Ntusa Burte, Njeri Macheru, Karen Judge, Meggan Poole, Nickson Kithinji, Edward Pirie, Linda Gaymer, John Harbottle, Frank Morby, Nancy Gathoni, Chookie Lane & Tim Jackson, Ruth, Dom Weeks, Susie Weeks, James Farquharson, Geoff Weeks, Atlas Eco, Magumo Works, Ragati Conservancy, Jamie Murray, Max Graham, Sara Dyer, Keith Roberts, Darren & Emma Geary, Lori Denooyer.

Car 58: Gai Cullen, Pete Lockwood, Sue Aldersey, John Byrne, John Brooks

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,001,000Gai Cullen, Super Manufacturers Ltd, Lesukut Ltd, Motor Mania, Gworks Investments Ltd, Nespete Enterprises Ltd, Security Worl Technology Ltd, MW Allen, Oriental General Stores, Kahea Enterprises, John Byrne, Tabaki Freight Services Int. Ltd, Champion Agencies, Global Icon Technologies, Sysconet Computers Ltd, Wenka Enterprises, Masimo Electronics Ltd, Prime Cycle Services, Automotive Fuel Injection & Turbo, Citizen Cooling Solutions Ltd, High Ratio Ltd, School Operators Ltd, Adrian Mark Durston, Silverstone Tyres K Ltd, Wells Fargo Ltd.

Car 59: Richard Baudry, Patrick Mutisya, Simon Gray, Emma Gray, T. Frankum

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,952Richard Baudry, David Farrar, Jimtech Auto Point, Grakads Enterprises, Pamoja Advertising, Kuolity Auto Part & Hardware Supplies, Leverage Enterprises Ltd, Kiamunyi Tyres, Qinetiq Investments Co. Ltd, Torin Traders Ltd, Ngashare General Supplies, Merxlink K Ltd, Bhekams Traders Ltd, Nimkas Supplies, Stalmar, Auto Tyres & Auto Performance, Toolcrafts Ltd, BSS Equipment Ltd, Specialised Fibreglass Ltd, Double-Net Technologies Ltd, Yastat Kenya Ltd, Ashut Engineers Ltd, John A. Byrne, Treadsetters Tyres Ltd, Stitch Masters Ltd, Afro Industrial Agencies Ltd, Mutken Agencies.

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RHINO CHARGE 2015 - CAR SPONSORS

Car 60: Rowena White, Lynda Hughes, Lucy Gitonga, Lianne Du Toit, Elizabeth Rune, Kaila Millar

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,221,093Rowena White, Bollore Africa Logistics (K) Ltd, Anne Laure Deville, Kylie, Berthe, Folia, Gai, Graham Wood, Briony Bax, Carol McDonald, John Germain, Penny Davies, Anuschka Miller, James Finlay K Ltd, Robert & Melanie Blake, Redshank Ltd, Chandaria Foundation, Capital Colours Creative Design Ltd, Seremala Foundations, DJ & AM Seagon, Torben Rune, Lindsay Ross Field.

Car 61: Ekya Shah, Nikunj Shah, Rajul Shah, Kamal Shah, Dilesh Karia, Minesh Rathod

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,265,000Ekya Shah, GA Insurance Ltd, Deshal Shah, Nikunj Shah, Bobmil Industries Ltd, Nairobi Ironmongers Ltd, Armco K Ltd, Brand Edge Ltd, Vishnu Wood & Hardware Ltd, Interpack Ltd, Cosmic Engineering Ltd, Sarchem Intl. Ltd, KPMG Kenya, Azalea Holdings Ltd, Parapet Ltd, Knight Frank K Ltd, Standard Chartered Bank K Ltd.

Car 62: Henry Nyaga, Waithanji Raphael, Sharon Wangari, David Mwaura, Edward Muniu, Innocent Ngwena

Total Funds Raised: KES 4,273,000Shekele Communications, Magnate Ventures Ltd, Stanley Kinyanjui, Robert Kinyanjui, Paul Wanderi, Nila Pharmacy, Muchoki Kangata & Co., John Francis Ka Theuri, Family Bank, Com Twenty One, Saladin Media Ltd, Flrx Communications, Seacon Ltd, Rwaken Investments Ltd, Real Insurance, Radar Ltd, Posterscope EA Ltd, Pace Associates, Njoroge Mungai, NIC Bank Ltd, John Njoroge Kiege, Imperial Bank,

Havi & Co, Danki Ventures Ltd, Continental, IQ Plus K Ltd, Motivated Motors, Igeria Ngugi Advocates, Timtech Gen. Supplies, Space Form Studio, Shreeji Computers Ltd, Miss Nazima Mauk, Generics Africa Ltd, Kenya Stationeries Ltd, Waithaka Kiarie Mbaya & Co, Strami Ltd, Oliver Mbaya Gichuri, Humphrey Njoroge Kibe, Globeflight Worldwide Ltd, Galaxy Paints & Coatings Ltd, Central Farmers, Archbill Consultants Ltd, Apex Steel Ltd, ASL Ltd Trading Division, Velma Engineering, Transallied Ltd, Thames Electricals, Roberts Insurance Ltd, Paul Njuguna Ngugi, Online Connections Ltd, Kimondo Gachoka & Co. Ltd, Kabuta Ventures Ltd, Jotis EA Ltd, Cellcare Electronics Ltd, Catch All Enterprises, Longonot Agencies Ltd, Strategic She Ltd, Shekhawat Engineering Works Ltd, Maruti Office Supplies.

Car 63: Tim Carstens, Scott Carruthers, Gabriel Oser, JJ Van Neikerk, Martin Williams, Nick Foley

Total Funds Raised: KES 4,391,949Base Resources Ltd, Wave International, Piacentini, A. Greyling, Pennie Warren, Esme Van Niekerk, Mike Blanford, Scott Carruthers, Trevor McHugh, Tim Carstens, Martin Williams, Nick Foley, Gabriel Oser, Multiple Hauliers, Achievers Travel, Valar Frontier Solutions, Base Titanium, D. Oyatsi, CFC Stanbic Bank, Rural Focus, J. Cook, S. Kabuku, P. Kassim, S. Wall, Ali Barbour Group, R. Forrest, B. Van Sittert, Diani Beach Hospital, S. Chalwa, J. Schwarz, Fairview Hotel, Weir Minerals, RFC Ambrian, SRK Consulting, Tavistock, Ardent Fire Suppression, Caterpillar/Mantrac, Unatrac, Coulson Harney, Northcott Capital, Supply Direct, MUR Shipping Australia, Shape Consulting.

Car 64: Peter Bonde Nielsen, Mbabu Muturi, Andrew Stanley, Alastair Bush, Bjarne Slot Christiansen, Hans Herluf-Pedersen

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,296,978Peter Bonde Nielsen, Mastiv Tv, Jessica Rothman, Betina Goodall, Oliver

Damsbo, Al Bush, Jason R, Andrew Stanley, Seana, Niels Brinch, JT, H & CJ, Eva Houmann Christensen, Johan, Destination Management Africa, Olerak Family, Bert Hansen, Greg Nasmyth, DM Arma, James Nemayne, Aurecom Group, GiftAid, Hans Henrik Obel, Michael Pram Rasmussen, Lars Himmer, Herman Haraldsson, T. Foss Family, Tom Vanneste, Kristine Foss, Sharon Cox, Igor Rubiner, Boozt.Com.

Car 65: James Dodson, Rob Dodson, Jamie Hendriksen, Ben Ramsbottom

Total Funds Raised: KES 1,000,001FD Robert, James Hendriksen, Rob Dodson, Car 15, Lions Bluff Management, Robert Francis Dodson, Rowena White, Ann Hendriksen, Matthew & Alice, Mwangi Githiru & Family, Akira Gaymer, Claire Dodson, Toby Jermyn, Rosemary Dodson, David Maiden, Gerald Prolman, John Morton, Dries, Margo, Marilou, Sue Rawlins, Jo Appleton, Marietta Hutcheson, Kevin Hillacre-Richards, Christina Ender, Simon Bird.

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THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUSTINCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2015

ExcErpts from rhino Ark chAritAblE trust Accounts for thE YEAr EndEd 31 mArch 2015

1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES

The principal accounting policies adopted in the preparation of these financial statements are set out below: (a) Basis of preparation The financial statements summarise the transactions of the Trust and deal with the net assets at the disposal of the trustees. The financial statements are prepared under the historical cost basis of accounting.

(b) Income recognition Donations and Rhino Charge collections are recognised on receipt. Investment income is recognised on accrual basis.

(c) Property and equipment Items of property and equipment are stated at cost less accumulated depreciation. Depreciation is charged on the straight line basis over the estimated useful lives of the assets. The annual depreciation rates in use are:

Motor vehicles 25.0% Furniture and fittings 12.5% Computers 33.3% Office equipment 12.5%

(d) Foreign currency Transactions during the year are converted into Kenya Shillings at the rates ruling at the transaction dates. Assets and liabilities at the reporting date, which are expressed in foreign currencies, are translated at the rates ruling at that date. The resulting differences from conversion and translation are dealt with in the income and expenditure account.

(e) Financial instruments A financial instrument is a contract that gives rise to both a financial asset of one enterprise and a financial liability of another enterprise. The financial instruments held by the Trust are investments in the money market, trade and other receivables, bank balances and cash and trade and other payables.

All the financial instruments held by the Trust are accounted for on amortised cost basis.

(f) Receivables Receivables are stated at nominal value, less provision for any amounts considered irrecoverable.

(g) Cash and cash equivalents Cash and cash equivalents comprise cash at bank and in hand and short term deposits with an original maturity of three months or less.

(h) Use of estimates The preparation of financial statements requires that management makes estimates and assumptions that affect amounts reported in the financial statements and accompanying notes. Actual results could differ from these estimates. The more significant estimation process is related to the determination of provision for doubtful debts. Although some variability is inherent in these estimates, management believes that the amounts provided are adequate.

2. PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT (a) For the year ended 31 March 2015 Motor Furniture, fittings vehicles and equipment Computers Total KShs KShs KShs KShsCOST At 1 April 2014 34,471,797 27,243,687 2,605,991 64,321,475Additions 1,409,433 1,907,953 - 3,317,386Disposals - (3,159,987) - (3,159,987)At 31 March 2015 35,881,230 25,991,653 2,605,991 64,478,874 DEPRECIATION At 1 April 2014 21,823,833 10,858,482 2,047,503 34,729,818Charge for the year 6,479,085 2,995,347 307,815 9,782,247Disposals - (394,998) - (394,998)At 31 March 2015 28,302,918 13,458,831 2,355,318 44,117,067 NET CARRYING AMOUNT At 31 March 2015 7,578,312 12,532,822 250,673 20,361,807

(b) For the year ended 31 March 2014 Motor Furniture, fittings vehicles and equipment Computers Total KShs KShs KShs KShsCOST At 1 April 2013 34,127,774 18,184,265 1,987,394 54,299,433Additions 4,375,233 9,059,422 618,597 14,053,252Disposals (4,031,210) - - (4,031,210)At 31 March 2014 34,471,797 27,243,687 2,605,991 64,321,475 DEPRECIATION At 1 April 2013 16,142,911 7,695,969 1,668,275 25,507,155Charge for the year 6,436,775 3,162,513 379,228 9,978,516Disposals (755,853) - - (755,853)At 31 March 2014 21,823,833 10,858,482 2,047,503 34,729,818 NET CARRYING AMOUNT At 31 March 2014 12,647,964 16,385,205 558,488 29,591,657

3. INVESTMENTS I&M Fixed Deposit Accounts - 9,312,993 Old Mutual Money Market Fund 111,661 104,118 British American Money Market Fund 1,195,428 1,094,328 1,307,089 10,511,4394. TRADE AND OTHER RECEIVABLES Trade receivables 781,701 1,603,964 Prepayments 359,948 - Other receivables 7,286,743 748,244 8,428,392 2,352,2085. TRADE AND OTHER PAYABLES Trade payables - 12,783,266 Other payables 2,448,982 4,305,795 2,448,982 17,089,061

6. RELATED PARTY TRANSACTIONS Key management compensation 11,677,980 10,873,280 7. GENERAL FUND At 1 April 59,046,433 73,348,676 Surplus/(deficit)for the year 346,119 (14,302,243) At 31 March 59,392,552 59,046,433

Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for maintenance of fence already constructed. 2015 2014 KShs KShs8. INCOME Rhino Charge collections (note 8(a)) 99,491,069 88,024,823 Other donations 33,417,032 66,552,885 Interest income 2,152,783 2,717,858 Other income (note 8(b)) 9,773,321 3,619,424 144,834,205 160,914,990 (a) RHINO CHARGE COLLECTIONS Rhino Charge 2015 8,533,994 - Rhino Charge 2014 90,957,075 11,055,240 Rhino Charge 2013 - 76,949,583 Rhino Charge 2012 - 20,000 99,491,069 88,024,823 (b) OTHER INCOME Bongo Surveillance Project 5,099,024 436,400 Landowners Access Fee 2,606,200 1,512,800 Profit on disposal of motor vehicle - 554,244 Operations Base – Aberdare 2,068,097 1,115,980 9,773,321 3,619,424 Donations for the Rhino Charge (RC) are booked in the financial year that they were received. As the RC is held in June each year, total RC donations will therefore be booked in two financial years, that is, the total 2014 RC donations are reflected in 2014 and 2015 financial years.

9. ABERDARE EXPENSES 2015 2014 KShs KShs Fence Maintenance Staff costs 6,280,323 5,656,342 Depreciation on property and equipment 2,066,050 2,066,050 Other costs 4,747,611 5,187,517 Fuel 751,876 693,518 Motor vehicles costs 1,591,720 1,645,409 Tools & materials 2,401,416 2,629,376 Elephant grid - 203,580 Community support 4,422,977 3,895,120 22,261,973 21,976,912 Bongo Surveillance Project 4,992,881 2,249,578 27,254,854 24,226,490

10. FUND RAISING EXPENSES General fund-raising 12,711,113 12,813,813 Rhino Charge raffle and event costs 3,723,722 2,809,716 Rhino Charge filming 460,000 1,970,263 16,894,835 17,593,792

11. ADMINISTRATION AND GENERAL EXPENSES Depreciation on property and equipment 3,507,347 4,450,972 Bank charges 167,720 113,930 Office management and administration 28,331,340 22,659,364 Auditors remuneration 1,211,030 1,126,540 Public relations and press 426,763 4,089,566 Foreign exchange gain (378,824) (334,893) Vehicle running expenses 1,704,109 1,283,283 34,969,485 33,388,762

12. LEGAL FORM The Rhino Ark Charitable Trust was established in 1991 under an irrevocable trust in accordance with the Laws of

Kenya.

13. TAXATION The Trust has been granted exemption from taxation under the First Schedule to the Kenyan Income Tax Act (Cap

470) under Certificate number 01899 dated 20 January 1994.

14. CASH AND CASH EQUIVALENTS Cash and cash equivalents comprise bank balances and cash in the statement of financial position.

15. EVENTS AFTER THE REPORTING DATE No material events or circumstances have arisen between the accounting date and the date of this report that would

require adjustment to, or disclosure in, these financial statements.

15. CURRENCY The financial statements have been presented in Kenya Shillings (KShs).

2015 2014 Note KShs KShsINCOMERhino Charge collections 8(a) 99,491,069 88,024,823Other donations 33,417,032 66,552,885Interest income 2,152,783 2,717,858Other income 8(b) 9,773,321 3,619,424 144,834,205 160,914,990EXPENDITURE Aberdare expenses 9 27,254,854 24,226,490Mau Eburu 33,272,375 71,864,057Mt Kenya 32,096,537 28,144,132Fund-raising expenses 10 16,894,835 17,593,792Administrative and general expenses 11 34,969,485 33,388,762 144,488,086 175,217,233SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR 7 346,119 (14,302,243)

Note 2015 2014 KShs KShsASSETSNON CURRENT ASSETS Property and equipment 2 20,361,807 29,591,657 CURRENT ASSETS Investments 3 1,307,089 10,511,439Trade and other receivables 4 8,428,392 2,352,208Bank balances and cash 31,744,246 33,680,190 41,479,727 46,543,837TOTAL ASSETS 61,841,534 76,135,494 CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade and other payables 5 2,448,982 17,089,061 NET ASSETS 59,392,552 59,046,433GENERAL FUND Fence maintenance reserve 120,056,365 103,417,052Fence construction (60,663,813) (44,370,619) 7 59,392,552 59,046,433

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THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUSTSTATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT 31 MARCH 2015

THE RHINO ARK CHARITABLE TRUST NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2015

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The year 2014-2015 was marked by major milestones in our major new projects in Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu which commenced in the financial year 2012-2013. It was also the third year of continued strong consolidation of Rhino Ark’s expanded programmeIt was also one of continued support both from thousands of donors to the annual Rhino Charge, direct corporate donations and a significant injection of value support from the Kenya Government of materials for Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu fencing projects.Whilst the Mt. Kenya and Mau Eburu were at the centre of our current & forward planning and funding in the

year, the Aberdare Fence, Rhino Ark’s flagship project, remained a major focus of funds disbursement for its maintenance.It has taken Rhino Ark 25 years to build and successfully assist in the daily running of what is recognized as East Africa’s longest wildlife conservation fence. Last year, Rhino Ark began the rehabilitation of the Phase I of the electric fence, along the Eastern Salient of the National Park. The 38-kilometre phase that was completed in 1992 has now outlived its intended lifespan. The rehabilitation will extend the fence lifespan by another 20 years. This expresses the long-term commitment of Rhino Ark to the conservation of the Aberdare ecosystem and to providing sustainable solutions to the challenges facing Kenya’s water towers.

Overallfunds2014/15The total funds raised during the financial year under review were KShs 224.6 million.Despite the difficult economic times, the 2014 Rhino Charge exceeded expectations and raised at field audit a total of KShs 101 million or just above US$ 1.2 million. Gross donations incorporating Rhino Charge and corporates amounted to KShs 145 million.The Kenya Treasury was our major donor providing KShs 79.8 million for fence materials and managed through our fence construction partner, KWS. As those funds were not channelled through our accounts, they are not reflected in our balance sheets, although they are earmarked in support of our fence projects in Mt. Kenya and Mau Mt. Eburu. Every kilometre of fence built under the partnership agreements with KWS specifies that materials are provided by Treasury funds, whilst Rhino Ark’s inputs include payments to personnel for each completed kilometre of fence, vehicles, machinery, fuel, tools and mobile housing. In addition both KWS and Rhino Ark commit management time for constant supervision and issues resolution with communities along the pre-planned fence alignment. In addition, the Ministry of Environment, Water and Natural Resources provided over KShs 5 million in support of the Feasibility Study on the Conservation of the Wider Eburu Forest Ecosystem through the Establishment and Management of the Wildlife Corridors and Dispersal Areas which has been recently completed.

Corporate/conservationbodiessupportCorporate and consensual grant supporters continued positively. I would like to acknowledge the following organisations that have made generous contributions:•FinlaysfordonatingKShs4.4millionforthefencingofMauMt.Eburuand providing specific fund support for various entries to the annual Rhino Charge.•MpesaFoundationfordonatingKShs20millionforfencingMauMt.Eburu. This is part of the KShs 155 million pledged by Mpesa Foundation in support of the conservation of that ecosystem.

MauMt.EburuconservationandfencingprojectwellunderwayThe construction of the 43.3 Kms perimeter wildlife proof electrified fence was commenced on 14th March 2013 and was completed in November 2014. One Energizer House was built during the year under review. The fence will protect 8,715 hectares of indigenous forest within the Mau Forests Complex Water Tower. The Mpesa Foundation’s support together with that of Finlays, the Kenyan Government and of Rhino Ark core funding helps develop a fully rounded ecosystem conservation process for Mau Mt. Eburu. It includes completion of the fence, development of community-based natural resources management projects, forest rehabilitation and an anchor funding of KShs 25 million for an endowment fund to be managed by a trust similar to the Aberdare Trust.

CompletionofPhaseOneofMt.KenyaElectricFenceThe construction of the Mt. Kenya fence was launched on 7th September 2012. The length of the fence will be approximately 450Kms long and will protect over 2,500 square kilometres of pristine forest. The fenced area will include the Mt. Kenya

National Park and the surrounding forests which were enlisted by UNESCO in 1997 as a World Heritage Site.As at the May 2015, 80 Kms of Phase II of the Mt. Kenya Electric Fence was completed. However, construction of a section of Phase Two of the Mt. Kenya Fence in Chuka had been suspended. In April 2014, some members of the community claimed to have a cultural/ancestral interest in the gazetted forest reserve and petitioned the High Court in Meru to stop activity in that forest including fencing. Rhino Ark, as a respondent challenged that the fence is a human/wildlife conflict management tool and not a boundary marker, and as such does not interfere with any alleged interest in the forest. In his ruling of 18th December 2014, the High Court Judge recognized the benefits of the fence and allowed Rhino Ark and its partners to build the fence along Chuka Forest boundary. In February, fence construction started in Chuka Forest. The cost of this legal action is just under KShs 5 million and has been booked in the financial statements.

TheGeneralFundThe general fund as reflected in the statement of financial position has been split into two categories namely: Fence Maintenance Reserve and Fence Construction Reserve. Twenty percent of each year’s Rhino Charge donation is allocated specifically for maintenance of fence already constructed. This ensures that the huge amount of effort and money put into the conservation programme does not collapse from lack of maintenance. The maintenance reserve is therefore to earmark these funds for maintenance and not used for construction.The fence construction reserve deficit has increased from KShs 44 million to KShs 61 million. This situation is expected to reverse during the current year. The fence maintenance reserve surplus increased during the year from KShs 103 million to KShs 120 million.

BongoSurveillanceProgramme(BSP)successesThe Bongo programme continues apace, thanks to a dedicated band of conservation individuals who constantly seek fund support from a variety of donors. Some of the funds go direct to the BSP whilst Rhino Ark secured funds from AFEW (The Giraffe Centre) of KShs 1,415,700 during the year and which form part of a two year commitment totaling KShs 4 million to support BSP in South Western Mau and Mau Mt. Eburu. The funds go towards collecting vital information about the Bongo, patrols, removal of snares and spear traps, as well as to the dynamic Bongo wildlife schools outreach programmes under BSP.US$ 5,000 and US$ 51,000 was also received during the year from Rare Species Conservatory Foundation and Brad Kelley respectively towards the BSP. In addition to the funding mentioned above from Finlays, a further Bongo support was provided by Finlays for the South Western Mau region during the year.

OtherinitiativesWe have continued to provide additional management support to our partners, KFS and KWS and Mount Kenya Trust, by arranging aerial surveillance of the forests of Mt. Kenya and the Aberdares to identify illegal activities within these two mountains.We are also coordinating the support by the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) to KWS and KFS in the Mt. Kenya/Aberdare area. This support includes provision of training and the rehabilitation of key infrastructure in both mountain ecosystems.Together with the County Government of Nyeri, KWS, Space for Giants and Mount Kenya Trust, we are exploring the feasibility of securing a wildlife corridor between Mt. Kenya and Aberdares. At the same time, we have spearheaded the implementation of the Feasibility Study on the Conservation of the Wider Eburu Forest Ecosystem starting with the wildlife corridor between Eburu Forest and Lake Naivasha.

ThousandstothankRhino Ark has an enormous following both in Kenya and now greatly developed overseas as well. Much of the fund raise focuses upon the annual Rhino Charge where individual car entrants make substantial pledges and raise even more than their pledge each year. It is a grass roots conservation thrust within Kenyan society that has now developed a deep foundation. Every donor knows that Rhino Ark’s ventures are to secure the nation’s precious ‘water towers’ and to work in partnership with the government to ensure good governance for maximum benefits. The 2011 Environmental Assessment triggered by Rhino Ark and with support from UNEP and the East African Wildlife Society’s Kenya Forests Working Group (KFWG) has placed a value on the Aberdares alone at KShs 59 billion annually in goods/services (water being the most important) and in biodiversity benefits. It is always difficult to single out thanks in a report like this. Rhino Ark Charitable Trust has thousands of donors in Kenya and friends overseas who support our home grown and home driven conservation initiative.

I thank all of you for your generous support. I wish to especially thank the Rhino Charge Committee and the huge band of volunteers who yearly give so much time, thought, ideas and energy to running this unique event.

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Front view of the completed ‘Fire Tower’ fence energizer house

ThirdfenceenergizerhousecompletedConstruction of the third Eburu fence energizer house has now been completed. The structure, located atop Ngobobo Hill next to the KFS fire lookout tower, houses the power system for a section of the 43.3 kilometer fence. It also acts as the physical store for fence maintenance materials and tools and is the residence for the fence maintenance staff responsible for the sector of fence around the easternmost part of the Eburu Forest boundary. It is a crucial element of the fence infrastructure. The technical committee for the fence project carried out a final inspection of the house on 9 June 2015 and confirmed the unit as practically completed. The ‘fire tower’ energizer house is the final such structure built for this purpose.

EburufencegatescompletedThe completion of the Eburu fence has now been complemented by the construction of lockable metallic gates for each of the designated access points into the forest. A total of 10 gates have been built as follows: (1) Crater Gate (Fire Tower, Eburru); (2) Eburu Main Gate (Eburru); (3) Keringet Gate (Songoloi, Eburru); MPESA Foundation Gate (Ole Sirwa, Ol Jorai); (4) Morop Gate (Morop, Ol Jorai); (5) Kahuho Gate (Kahuho, Kiambogo); (6) Olomunyi Gate (Centre One, Ndabibi); (8) Oltepesi Gate (Ndabibi); (9) Ndabibi Gate (Ndabibi); and (10) Naitolia Gate (Ndabibi). The 6-metre wide gates have been built to standard specifications based on a design prepared by Kenya Wildlife Service with inputs from Kenya Forest Service and Rhino Ark, and comprise a vehicle gate plus a pedestrian side gate. For durability, the gates are mounted on well-anchored concrete pillars. The gates, together with the fence, will provide the Eburu Forest management (Kenya Forest Service) with full control of human access into the forest. It is anticipated that this will greatly increase the potential for revenue collection and curbing illegal activities in the forest.

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Eastern summit trail view point overlooking Lake Naivasha

EburutrailsandfeaturesmappinggatherspaceTowards fully documenting the unique nature trails and features of Eburu, three new trails have been reviewed between May and October 2015 by Rhino Ark, with support from local community guides. The Oljoro Lenkororo spring trail is a 2.2km long trail in the central part of the forest. It follows a path along a ridge that skirts the precipitous ‘Deep Valley’ gorge, winds through stands of stately podo, majestic Prunus Africana and thick bamboo. The trail terminates at a natural spring that feeds into the Ndabibi River. Another trail is the Litatano Spring trail, a 3 kilometre long route that the leads from the Kahuho area in the North Western part of the forest towards the high peaks of the western summit of Mount Eburu. The trail ends at the Litatano spring that has long sustained wildlife and the local community from the Kahuho area.

The Eastern Summit trail circuit is a 5.1km long nature hike that offers wildlife and bird viewing opportunities. It begins, deep inside the forest, at an elevation of 2,571 metres. The trail ascends for 3.5km through a mix of forest tree species, and features a 1.5 km long section of pristine bamboo forest above 2,700 metres. The 2,841 metre high summit offers a panoramic view of the wider Eburu ecosystem landscape. From the summit, a 1.6km long descent ends at the Eburu Forest station along the forest’s eastern boundary.

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EburufencemaintenancesystemtakesshapeFollowing the completion of fence construction in November 2014, the focus now shifts to establishment of long term fence maintenance systems. Towards this, Rhino Ark, together with Kenya Forest Service conducted the training of the 11 fence attendants and the fence supervisor that carry out maintenance of the Eburu Electric Fence. The training covered the maintenance routine and reporting system. This system is derived from the enhanced practices in the management of electric fences developed in year 2014 by Rhino Ark, Kenya Wildlife Service and Kenya Forest Service, based on a review of 25 years of fence maintenance experience in the Aberdares and the lessons learned from Ol Pejeta Conservancy. In addition, a reporting system has been set up to collect daily data on the functioning of the fence and the maintenance work carried out by the fence attendants. To facilitate the supervision work, Kenya Forest Service has provided a motorcycle to the fence supervisor.

WildlifecorridorprojectaddresseswildlifewaterneedsbytappingsteamTowards securing the wildlife corridor between Eburu Forest and Lake Naivasha, Rhino Ark, together with KWS, KFS and Loldia Farm, is establishing a water point inside Eburu Forest. The lack of surface water in the eastern part of Eburu Forest has been a limiting factor to wildlife residing in the forest, forcing wildlife to stay near the lake shore and increasing wildlife pressure on Lake Naivasha riparian land.

The water point currently being built will help to address this situation. It consists of a shallow trough that will be fed by water tapped and piped from a nearby geothermal steam jet and cooling system built for this purpose. A small secondary trough to cater for small wildlife is also included in the design, which was developed by KWS based on their experiences in other wildlife areas. The main trough outer rim measures 0.6 metres width to hold the water and spans a 6 metre wide inner diameter. The works commenced in September 2015.

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EburuteachersattendconservationeducationworkshopsRhino Ark’s ongoing conservation education (CE) outreach initiative in Eburu moved up a gear with the hosting of a series of four 1-day workshops for teachers from Eburu schools. The local workshops were held at each of the four administrative locations adjacent to Eburu Forest, namely Eburru, Ndabibi, Kiambogo and Ol Jorai from 16 to 19 September 2015. They were attended by a total of 72 participants, comprising teachers and officers from the Ministry of Education and Kenya Wildlife Service. Nakuru County was also well represented by the Executive for Environment, Natural Resources, Energy and Water, Dr. Richard Rop. The workshops were organized and facilitated by Rhino Ark.

The voluntary CE programme was introduced to 31 primary and secondary schools around the Eburu ecosystem in January 2014, with teachers in the schools provided with curriculum books developed by an expert team facilitated by Rhino Ark. The workshop series aimed to bring together the front line teachers who are teaching the curricula in schools, to provide them with a forum to share their experiences and challenges in the CE process, and to comment on the curricula.

NewbongosightinginEburuForestThe Rhino Ark supported Bongo Surveillance Programme (BSP) is continuing to carry out conservation work in Eburu Forest. An important BSP task is the determination of areas inhabited by bongo, within Eburu’s densely forested, steep-sided valleys. This information helps to guide the conservation interventions that provide better protection for this shy, critically endangered species. The BSP team places trap cameras in potential bongo areas, which automatically capture images of any passing animals. One such camera was placed at a ridge in the central part of the mountain just below and to the south of the towering Western Summit. In August 2015, the BSP retrieved photographs from this camera that contained an image of a bongo. This exciting find has now confirmed that bongo inhabit the area, which is referred to by the locals as “Mlima Tatu”, and will provide a basis for further review.

Schools’treenurseriesprojectkicksoffAs part of the Eburu schools conservation education programme, Rhino Ark is supporting the establishment of nine model tree nurseries in selected schools around Eburu Forest. Each nursery will feature a chain-link fence enclosed and shaded 100 x 100 foot area with two 10,000 litre water tanks, stone seed beds, and the full complement of nursery management tools and equipment. An initial stock of certified indigenous and exotic tree species seeds will be provided for each nursery. This initiative aims to provide pupils in the schools with a hands-on understanding of agroforestry as part of the overall conservation education process. The teaching staff and pupils will receive regular mentoring and technical support from Rhino Ark’s community outreach coordinator in collaboration with Kenya Forest Service. The nurseries will also provide the schools with a revenue generating opportunity through the sale of quality tree seedlings.

The first two nurseries, in Emmanuel Primary and Ndabibi Primary schools, respectively, are in the final stages of construction and slated to commence operations in November 2015.

Participants review curriculum during a group session

Trap camera image of bongo at Mlima Tatu area of Eburu Forest

Stone seed beds at Ndabibi Primary School

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MPESA Foundation has extended its support to the Eburu ecosystem conservation project with an additional grant for KES 9.3 million. This support package will go towards the establishment of model tree nurseries in nine selected schools

around Eburu forest, and supplements the KES 155 million grant provided by the Foundation in year 2012. Further details on the tree nursery project can be found in a separate article in this newsletter.

We most sincerely thank the MPESA Foundation for this generous support, which will boost Rhino Ark’s community outreach and conservation efforts in forest adjacent areas.

FencingofChukaForestcompletedThe comprehensive electric fence around Chuka Forest has just been completed. This brings to completion the fencing work around Mt. Kenya Forest in Tharaka-Nithi County. The fence now runs from the Kiriga River in Kirinyaga County, crosses Embu and Tharaka Nithi counties and reaches Meru County near the Mutongu River. The fence is now over 90 kilometres long, including 3 kilometres of two-strand fence around a forest plantation.


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Mt. Kenya Ecosystem

SurveillanceflightabovethewesternslopesofMt.KenyasuccessfullyconductedRhino Ark, together with Kenya Forest Service, Kenya Wildlife Service and Mount Kenya Trust, carried out a surveillance flight above the forest of Mt. Kenya located in Nyeri County. This is a large area that covers most of the western slopes of Mt. Kenya spanning from Karatina to Nanyuki.

The flight revealed a very low level of illegal activities, with no charcoal kiln found across the entire area. This represents a major improvement since 1999 when the aerial survey of Mt. Kenya Forest was conducted. Two logging sites were recorded and interventions to address them were agreed upon during the debriefing that followed the flight. In the week that followed this flight, KFS mounted an operation on the two logging site areas and arrested one suspect.

SurveillanceflightabovethesoutheasternslopesofMt.KenyasuccessfullyconductedRhino Ark, together with Kenya Forest Service, Kenya Wildlife Service and Mount Kenya Trust, carried out a surveillance flight above the forest of Mt. Kenya located in Tharaka Nithi and Embu counties. The purpose of the flight was to monitor illegal activities, in particular the growing of marijuana, as well as the logging of indigenous trees.

The flight enabled the detection and localization of three marijuana growing sites, as well as two illegal logging sites. The flight was followed by ground operations conducted jointly by Kenya Wildlife Service and Kenya Forest Service aiming at destroying all the marijuana growing in the area, as well as addressing illegal logging activities.

Aerial support to the ground operations was provided by Tropic Air and Kenya Forest Service.

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TrainingfencepersonnelinfencemaintenanceandreportingRhino Ark, together with KWS and KFS, organized a one day training session for the 20 fence attendants and three fence supervisors that are working on the comprehensive electric fence

already built on Mt. Kenya. The purpose of the training is to improve fence maintenance routine and introduce an improved fence supervision and reporting framework. The training session also covered human resources related issues, including terms of contract, leave, staff appraisal and SACCOs.


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ExtensivepatrolofnorthernAberdaressuccessfullyconductedIn July and August, a one month operation was conducted by the Aberdare Joint Surveillance Unit (AJSU) together with KWS and KFS in the northern Aberdare.

The area which has been under severe threats from illegal logging and bush meat, was found relatively quieter. However charcoal kilns, illegal logging, snaring and unlicensed firewood collection were observed in several places. All charcoal kilns found were destroyed, snares removed and several arrests were made.AJSU is a joint KWS-KFS-Rhino Ark initiative to engage forest-adjacent communities in conservation. It is financed by Rhino Ark.

Aberdares Ecosystem

6theditionoftheAberdareSchoolsFenceRelayRunflaggedoffandcompletedOn 3rd July 2015, the Chief of Staff of the County of Nyeri flagged off the Aberdare Schools Fence Relay Run, a well-attended and fun day event.

Approximately 600 children and 120 teachers from 60 schools participated in the Run around the 400 km fenced Aberdare ecosystem. These schools were selected among 94 schools based on a conservation essay competition. In this year’s essay competition, the pupils were to write on the joy to live next to the Aberdare ecosystem and it’s Electric Fence.

The purpose of the Run is to have the schools that neighbour the Aberdare Fence to take part in a relay race around the Aberdare ecosystem. The final relay baton was received by the First Lady of the County of Nyeri during a fun-filled event at Bondeni in the Aberdare National Park. Also Present at the event was Miss Tourism, Nyeri County.

The Run aims at raising awareness among the youth living around the Aberdare ecosystem of the importance of conserving this critical water tower, which provides, among others, most of the drinking water for Nairobi and the urban centres located around the ecosystem. The Run also provides an opportunity to appreciate the benefits derived from the electric fence which has tremendously reduced human-wildlife conflicts around the Aberdares and assisted in curbing illegal activities in the forest.

A big thank you to the children, teachers, County Governments, local administration and Kenya Wildlife Service for a successful Run.

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Rhino Ark has entered into a new partnership agreement with ChallengeAid, a UK based Charity. The purpose is to establish Schools of Hope, namely to enhance the capacity of schools in providing a conducive learning environment for students/pupils after the normal school hours. The first School of Hope (SOH) to be established is at Bondeni Primary School in Nyeri. Bondeni Pry. School is actively involved in the conservation of the Aberdare National Park and Forest Reserve through the annual Aberdare Fence Relay Run and Bongo Wildlife Clubs, among other activities.

SOH-Bondeni is managed by a joint parents-teachers-Rhino Ark-KWS implementation committee which has just been constituted. The first planning meeting was held on 15th October 2015.

In his opening remarks the Head Teacher Bondeni said “the school management has approved establishing of a boarding stream in our school. Therefore School Of Hope will go a long way in strengthening the new initiative…….we would like to sincerely thank ChallengeAid and Rhino Ark for this noble project and I believe it will significantly improve our mean grade…….”

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MANy THANkS TO ALL SpONSORS OF RHINO CHARGE 2015

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