Mama Ibado Charity (MIC) on Saturday, May 10, 2025, hosted a successful mock event at Karura Forest ahead of its upcoming “Run for Seniors” campaign, drawing support from key aviation and corporate stakeholders.
The event was a rehearsal for the main run set for July 11 and served as a powerful awareness drive for elderly care.
Ambassador Amina Mohamed, Director of Mama Ibado Charity, expressed gratitude to participants even as he emphasized the charity’s vision.
“Your presence today reflects a collective spirit of compassion and responsibility for those who once nurtured us,” she said.
MIC President Ahmed Jibril reiterated the importance of the event as a platform to spotlight the needs of the elderly.
“We are here to remind the public that seniors still matter. They deserve our attention, our care, and our action,” he said.
Representatives from Jambojet, Safarilink, Centum Re, Amref, Bluebird Aviation, Dragonfly, Jubilee Insurance, Kasas Air, Hawk Aviation, Renegade Air, Futuresoft, Safezone Auto Parts, and 748 Air Services participated in the event.
748 Air Services Managing Director Moses Mwangi urged attendees to take action beyond participation in the mock run.
“Let us not stop here. Let’s ensure our colleagues sign up. This is for our seniors—our responsibility and our legacy,” he said.
Corporate leaders echoed the call for wider engagement.
“We are is proud to support a cause that uplifts the generation that came before us,” said Renee Wachuka, Jambojet Brand Executive - Loyalty & Sustainability.
Gladys Wanjiru Mburu of Centum Re said:
“Development must go hand-in-hand with dignity for all generations.”
Proceeds from the July 11 event will go toward MIC’s programs supporting over 1,000 elderly individuals in Isiolo and Kakamega counties with monthly food baskets and medical care.
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