Aberdeen-based SureVoIP has pledged to pay for the primary school tuition of 50 Kenyan children in support of Gathimba Edwards Foundation (GEF), its charity of the year for 2017.
GEF helps disadvantaged children living in Kenya such as Eliud Mugoya (pictured) who received computer equipment from SureVoIP prior to starting a human resources management degree at college in Nairobi.
SureVoIP MD Gavin Henry said: "As a company we have a long-standing relationship with GEF and have seen the massive difference it has made to dozens of youngsters' lives in a relatively short period of time."
GEF was established in 2014 by Kenyan international athlete Gideon Gathimba and Scottish 1,500m champion Myles Edwards. It provides education, clothing and shelter for nearly 250 children and also helps their parents.