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Kenyan Prince, Mbithe Mulinge, and other TikTokers who gave over Ksh50K at Mama Gift’s fundraiser
27th October, 2025 03:04 PM
The fundraiser for Mama Gift in Embu on Sunday, October 26, 2025, was something far from ordinary as TikTokers went out of their way to help her raise funds for her son’s specialised treatment in India.
The event, which came only weeks after Kaluma Boy’s fundraiser, where a similar wave of support was witnessed, drew an even larger outpouring of donations as TikTokers made a point of showing that their growing culture of online philanthropy is not a passing trend but a deeply rooted movement of compassion and social responsibility.
Held at the Njukiiri Showground, the field was filled to the brim, forcing some to follow the proceedings from the roadside or from the comfort of their cars, while others, despite having travelled long distances, had no choice but to watch the event through TikTok live streams.
Some of Kenya’s top TikTokers made their way to the event, where they were invited to the podium to make brief remarks before presenting their contributions.
Below are some of the well-known names who gave donations exceeding Ksh50,000.
Kenyan Prince
Renowned forex trader and TikToker Raymond Omosa, popularly known as Kenyan Prince, was among the first to arrive at the event and was received with jubilant cheers, given that he had also attended Kaluma Boy’s father’s fundraiser in Othaya on September 28, 2025.
Prince was accompanied by his close friend, fellow forex trader Mushkert FX, who also had an opportunity to address the thousands in attendance.
Unlike at Kaluma Boy’s event, where he donated Ksh50,000, this time Prince doubled his contribution to Ksh100,000, leaving the crowd astonished and praising him as a truly generous man.
Mushkert FX
Kenyan Prince’s close ally, Mushkert FX, who stood beside him during the event, donated Ksh50,000, sparking thunderous applause and cheers from the audience.
In his address, Mushkert noted that he was glad to have attended the fundraiser, explaining that he preferred giving the money towards a noble cause rather than spending it in a club where it would have served no meaningful purpose.
MCA Mbithe Mulinge
Gen Z MCA Mbithe Mulinge, who had spent several days rallying support for the event on TikTok, was also given the podium to make her remarks.
She spoke passionately about how the Gen Z generation can be the spark that transforms Kenya, urging young people to continue the movement of supporting needy Kenyans through collective effort.
Mbithe also presented a huge cake for the ailing Baby Gift and donated Ksh53,000, an act that sent the crowd into a frenzy of excitement and admiration.
Wamorgan
Another TikToker, Wamorgan, known by her username @wamorganwholesalers, stunned the crowd when she donated Ksh200,000.
Her donation was met with wild cheers, and while addressing the gathering, she playfully remarked that since TikTokers often refer to her as “bossy” or “their boss”, she felt compelled to match that title with a gesture that spoke volumes.
She said she was happy to live up to the name by presenting Ksh200,000.
Pastor Kanyari
Since joining TikTok, Pastor Kanyari has maintained a visible presence on the platform, largely through the guidance of his aide, TikToker Kawira, who helps him go live and stay abreast of online trends.
Although the preacher did not attend the fundraiser in person, he was ably represented by Kawira.
Kanyari donated Ksh200,000 and pledged to pay for Mama Gift’s air ticket to India to enable her to seek specialised treatment for her son.
His contribution caused a wave of excitement across the crowd as Kawira theatrically announced smaller amounts first before revealing the total sum of Ksh200,000, sending the audience into ecstatic cheers.
Kaluma Boy
Notably, Kaluma Boy, the most recent beneficiary of a similar philanthropic drive, also attended and contributed Ksh10,000 personally.
He further represented his boss, Mofarm, who donated Ksh20,000, and another benefactor named John, who gave Ksh20,000, bringing his total donation to Ksh50,000.
His presence and contribution were warmly received, drawing joyful chants from the crowd.
Ngato wa Probox
TikToker Ngato wa Probox was also present and donated Ksh50,000, a gesture that delighted the audience.
He took a few moments to greet the crowd and emphasised that he was proudly representing Karatina TikTokers who had also joined hands to support the noble cause.
Other Donations
Beyond monetary contributions, other forms of support also flowed in. TikToker Swings Mauno captured hearts when he announced that he would be delivering a complete set of household furniture for Mama Gift, a gesture that drove the crowd into another wave of joyous celebration.
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Steve Ireri
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