FOR THE GOOD IN THE NEWS:
For the Good exists because we want to see a better, more equitable world for girls all over the world. Founded by Kayce Anderson in 2014, we are an international non-profit organization based in Glenwood Springs and Entasekera, Kenya that partners with rural communities in Sub-Saharan Africa to remove the barriers that keep girls from school. The deep dedication of our staff (two in the U.S. and five in Kenya) and 15 interns, along with the teachers, chiefs, mothers, fathers, and and other partners we work with in Kenya , are the heart of our work. You can read more about that work below.
NOVEMBER 2024: FOR THE GOOD SELECTED AS A 2025 TWR FEATURED GRANTEE!
For the Good was chosen as one of 12 recipients of Together Women Rise’s 2025 Featured Grants in November. This generous grant will help us expand our Team Angaza interns across the remote Naikarra region, reaching many hundreds more girls with education, SHRH health trainings, and pads. We are deeply humbled to be chosen for this honor alongside organizations creating powerful change for girls and women around the world!
APRIL 2023: FOR THE GOOD CHOSEN AS A CLASSY AWARD FINALIST!
In April we were chosen as one of 50 finalists for the 2023 Classy Awards. The Classy Awards shine a spotlight on the innovative work that organizations of all sizes are doing around the world to create a lasting impact for good. We’re incredibly honored to be chosen as a finalist among some of our own nonprofit heroes, including Days for Girls, The Fistula Foundation, and Solar Sister. You can read about the program we submitted and the incredible work begin done by the other 49 Finalists, on the Classy Awards page.
DECEMBER 2022
MOUNTAIN WOMEN MAGAZINE: TRAILBREAKERS
Our Executive Director, Kayce Anderson, was chosen for the second time as one of five women trailblazer’s who’ve sparked powerful change in Colorado’s mountain communities. The article highlights our program updates since 2019, when we began working in Kenya’s Loita Hills, and Kayce’s recent honor (October, 2022) as one of two 2022 recipients of the University of Colorado’s prestigious George Norlin award.
You can read the full article here.
OCTOBER 2022:
CU BOULDER GEORGE NORLIN AWARD
In 2022, our director, Kayce Anderson, PhD, was one of two recipients of the University of Colorado’s prestigious George Norlin Award. Among the small group to receive the Norlin award since its inception in 1930 are a Mercury Seven Astronaut, a former Supreme Court justice, a 10-time Grammy winning jazz musician, and a beloved, pioneering Everest climber and physician. Kayce was selected to be part of this select group for her previous ecological research and her work founding For the Good. You can read CU’s profile of her on their alumni awards website.
NOVEMBER 2019:
ROARING FORK LIFESTYLES MAGAZINE
Kayce Anderson’s journey to becoming the Executive Director of For the Good was a fortuitous mix of timing, connection and “the stars aligning just so.” Roaring Fork Lifestyles featured Kayce in their November, 2019 issue, which was focused on gratitude and giving. Read the full article here.
WINTER 2019: BRECKENRIDGE MAGAZINE
Colorado communities have been strong supporters of For the Good’s work from our beginnings in 2015. Breckenridge Magazine featured some of the people who helped launch us in Summit County in a “Give Back” feature in the Winter 2019 issue. Read the full article here.
FALL 2018: ASPEN PUBLIC RADIO
For the Good was featured as APR’s Non-Profit in the Spotlight for four weeks in September, 2018. In four different episodes, Executive Director Kayce Anderson and Board Member Shelly Sheppick share the organization’s approach, mission and stories from Kenya, and twelve-year-old Ella Lindenberg shares why she’s raised thousands of dollars for For the Good. Listen to the four different episodes here: Week One | Week Two | Week Three | Week Four
Jackson Hole’s KHOL Community Radio spoke with For the Good founder Dr. Kayce Anderson about her work promoting girls education in Kenya and the other improvements that come along with that effort. Anderson was in town to give a talk at Jackson’s 'Sustainability Series' event at SparkJH at 7 PM.
SUMMER 2017: JVA CHANGEMAKER PROFILE: KAYCE ANDERSON
Joining Vision & Action profiled executive director Kayce Anderson in their Changemakers Blog.
“Today we speak with Kayce Casner Anderson, executive director of For the Good. Kayce founded the organization just over three years ago. We were fortunate to catch up with her in between her travels to Kenya and to Telluride—and are grateful for the opportunity to share her wisdom and experience as a recent nonprofit founder.” For full article
SPRING 2017: MTNtown MAGAZINE
Kayce Anderson, For the Good’s Executive Director, was selected as one of five women trailblazer’s living in Colorado who’ve sparked powerful change in communities, business and philanthropy in 2017. Each calls one of Colorado’s mountain towns home.
Read the full article here
MARCH 2017: SUMMIT DAILY NEWS
Writer Caitlyn Causey featured For the Good and Executive Director Kayce Anderson in a Summit Daily News article in the March 7, 2017 edition of the newspaper.
FEBRUARY 2017: THE VAIL DAILY
Colorado Mountain College in Edwards and For the Good partnered to hold a photography exhibit on the organization’s work in Kenya.
Read the full article here.
2016: THE FARGO FORUM
Periods of Progress: Health Educator’s impact felt across the world
Fargo Forum reporter Meredith Holt featured the work of 4TGP and programs director Molly Secor-Turner in a Dec. 5, 2016 feature in the INFORUM section of the newspaper.
Article Reprinted Here
2016: North Dakota State Spectrum
“Empowering Girls Worldwide”
The North Dakota State Spectrum featured former For the Good Programs Director and Board Member Molly Secor-Turner and her dedication to serving others in a January, 2016 feature. By Kelsey Dirks.
Read the full article here
2015: Aspen Public Radio
Reporter Alycin Bektesh interviewed For the Good after our first trip to Kenya in 2015, highlighting our early work with girls, pads & reproductive health in Tharaka Nithi.
Listen to the full interview here.
“Starting the Conversation With A Period”
Reporter Sarah Dale Payne wrote about For the Good’s photography exhibit at Colorado Mountain College and our early work in this February 2016 article.
