Senator Karen Nyamu – Sh100, 000

Senate Speaker Amason Kingi – Sh250, 000

Senator Aaron Cheruiyot- Sh250, 000

Senator Edwin Sifuna – Sh100, 000

Peris Tobiko – Sh20, 000

Samson Kiprotich Cherargei – Sh100,000

Nyandarua Governor t Moses Ndirangu Badilisha – 200, 000

Energy PS Alex Wachira 100, 000

PS Defense Patrick Mariru – Sh100, 000

Lamu Women Rep Monica Muthoni – Sh50, 000

Nyeri Senator Wamatinga Wahome – Sh30, 000

Kiambu Governor Kimani Wa Matangi – Sh100, 000

Kiambu Senator Karungo Wathang’wa – Sh50, 000

Lamu Senator Joseph Githuku – Sh50, 000

PS Roads Joseph Mungai – Sh100, 000

PS Wosia – Sh50, 000

Murang’a women Rep Betty Maina– Sh30, 000

Speaking ahead of the event, the mugithi star put out a detailed statement concerning the launch of his foundation previously dubbed ”guitar ya samidoh” a name derived from his love for the musical instrument.

He highlighted that the foundation had supported needy children through school and also scouted for talented artists for the purposes of growing their talents.

The father of five also spoke on his humble background and the motive for starting the Foundation.

“In the last four years, through the Guitar ya Samidoh Initiative, we have supported people through Education, Feeding programs, scouting, and helping upcoming artists to record their music among other activities.

“And Now ladies and gentlemen the vision has grown big and we will be launching the Samidoh Foundation tomorrow on the 30th of November at the Parklands Sports Club. Join me in this Noble cause and help make a bigger impact,”.he posted.