Transparency

Our results

Numbers aren't enough, but they matter

Numbers alone don't capture the difference between being able to continue your studies and having to stop, nor do they fully describe each student's journey. But they are essential for understanding the scope of our work and evaluating its results.

That's why we publish the data available on our projects, how resources are used, and our financial documents. Transparency towards members, donors and the communities we work with is part of the responsibility that comes with every contribution we receive.

1500+
people reached
40+
students supported
10+
students admitted to university
20+
volunteers from all over the world

How we used our funds in 2025

Percentage breakdown of 2025 expenses

How we used our funds in 2025
Educational programs (Nielimishe Foundation) €3,500.00
Bank and administrative costs €156.54
Educational programs (Nielimishe Foundation) Bank and administrative costs

In 2025, 95.7% of STORM's total expenses, amounting to €3,656.54, went to educational projects in Kenya through Nielimishe Foundation. The remaining 4.3% covered bank and administrative costs.
Source: 2025 Financial and Activities Report.

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International Activities and Financial Report

We want to tell you cent by cent how we use your donations.

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2025 Financial and Activities Report READ THE REPORT
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2024 Financial and Activities Report READ THE REPORT
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2023 Financial and Activities Report READ THE REPORT
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How we use images

The photographs published on this website portray the settings, activities and school communities with which we work. The people shown are not necessarily students who have received a scholarship or individual support from STORM, unless otherwise specified.

Some projects support specific students, while others, such as the installation of solar panels or improvements to school infrastructure, benefit the wider school community. Images should therefore not be interpreted as evidence of individual support.

We publish photographs with the required consent and, where appropriate, further protect students' identities by making their faces unrecognisable.