Tumutumu Hospital, owned by the Presbyterian Church of East Africa (PCEA) is one of the oldest mission hospitals in Kenya. It is in the Central Highlands of Kenya, about 80 miles north of Nairobi, between the Aberdares Range and Mount Kenya. The hospital serves a population of over 750,000, spread across the rural Nyeri County. The facilities include general medical care, pediatric and maternity wards, operating theater, and outpatient department. Clinics offered by the hospital include Orthopedic, Diabetic, Renal / Dialysis, TB, and Pediatric. MBF’s donor partners helped the hospital at Tumutumu and other facilities have sufficient PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Support is needed on an on-going basis until enough vaccines arrive. As the hospital leaders have said: “Our daily life operations have ceased being normal. Everyone from the frontline workers to back-office workers, there is a lot of anxiety to say the least. We face sub-standard PPEs in the market, lack of budget or facility for an isolation room. Our thanks to MBF donors for the PPE to help us in this unprecedented time”. MBF donors also helped provide the hospital with a much-needed Renal Dialysis Center in 2017 and a new Intensive Care Unit and Imaging Center in 2020. The nearby PCEA Tumutumu Hospital Training College is accredited by the Nursing Council of Kenya.