Kisumu Philanthropist Raising 17 Orphans Seeks Help to Undergo Treatment: "Sharing is Caring"
- For 15 years, Silas "Apuoyo Biggy" Odhiambo has been a beacon of hope in Kisumu, selflessly raising 17 orphans and supporting the needy
- Today, the man known for giving is asking for help as he battles a serious illness
- He is appealing to well-wishers for medical support so he can recover and continue his mission
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Kisumu philanthropist Silas Odhiambo aka Apuoyo Biggy is appealing for financial help as he battles a serious illness.
Source: Facebook
Apuoyo Biggy has spent the past 15 years dedicating his life to supporting the less fortunate and is currently the guardian to 17 orphans at his home.
How long has Apuoyo been philanthropist
In a post on Facebook, he disclosed that he has been in and out of the hospital over the years but is now grounded due to deteriorating health.
He shared a photo of his legs wrapped in plaster, narrating how difficult it has become for him to move around.
Despite his condition, he continues to care for the children under his wing—a responsibility he describes as a divine calling.
“For a very long time—15 years—I have been helping needy people in many ways. I believe it is a call from God,” Silas shared in a heartfelt message. “Through His grace, I’ve supported many individuals in various ways. But now, I am sick and grounded.”
How to help Apuoyo Biggy
Apuoyo is now appealing to well-wishers, friends, and anyone touched by his story to support him in seeking better medical treatment.
He hopes to take a short break to focus on his health and, once recovered, continue sharing the good deeds he and his supporters have accomplished over the years.
Those willing to assist Apuoyo Biggy can reach out to him directly through his number: 0714-714715.
“God bless you in advance,” he concluded, his call for help a reminder that even those who give the most sometimes need a helping hand.
Source: Facebook
Kenyans promised to help Apuoyo Biggy
Nicholas Odhiambo
"Lord, have mercy on him. He who gives to the poor lends God, and He will reward him in the day of his own trouble."
Verah Danga
"What a world! Life can be so unpredictable to its core. Get well soon, Biggy."
Kenyan Kipro Too
"Together we can. This is another two-legged ambulance who needs our attention. Please mobilise for his aid kindly."
Brillian Phancy Joan:
"Kindly share the pay bill or number so that those who are willing to assist him can use it."
Philanthropist Wanja Mwaura hospitalised in Israel
Away from Apuoyo Biggy, another renowned philanthropist who has been ailing is Wanja Mwaura.
For many years, Wanja was a celebrated philanthropist who went out of her way to solicit support for the needy.
Everything changed when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis—a condition where the immune system attacks the nervous system.
Wanja, who is now confined to a wheelchair, is currently at a hospital in Israel seeking KSh 2.5 million for treatment to enable her to walk again.
Proofreading by Jackson Otukho, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
