TikTok Community Raises Over KSh 2 Million for Kaluma Boy’s Mother as He Lands University Scholarship
Kenya’s TikTok community has once again proven the power of online unity after rallying behind “Kaluma Boy,” whose emotional moment online turned into a nationwide story of hope. Within days, creators and well-wishers raised over KSh 2 million to support his mother’s business, while the Vice Chancellor of East Africa University awarded the boy a full academic scholarship
What started as a viral clip has now transformed into a movement of compassion, demonstrating how Gen Zs are using social media to make a real impact beyond the screen.
Highlights
- Over KSh 2 million raised for Kaluma Boy’s mother through TikTok drives.
- Funds will support her business and family welfare.
- East Africa University offers Kaluma Boy a full scholarship.
- Gen Zs praised for turning viral emotion into real action.
- Story sparks conversations about digital empathy in Kenya.
TikTokers Turn Emotion into Action
After Kaluma Boy’s emotional video spread online, TikTok creators and fans united under one goal — to uplift his family. Through live fundraisers and donation campaigns, they raised millions to help his mother grow her business and secure a better future.
Kenyans both locally and abroad joined the initiative, flooding the internet with messages of encouragement and solidarity. “This is what true influence looks like,” one TikTok user commented as contributions soared.
Scholarship Seals the Hope
Adding to the wave of positivity, the Vice Chancellor of East Africa University stepped in to offer Kaluma Boy a full scholarship to support his education. The institution praised him for his humility and the unity his story inspired across generations.
“This is the kind of story that reminds us to lead with empathy,” said the VC. “We want to ensure his dreams are not cut short.”
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Kindness may not trend forever but when it does, it reminds us that humanity still clicks “share.”
