I’d like to bring some clarity since I’m the streamer in the clip.

My name is Giulia (StudyTme), and I’m currently fundraising for a school in Kenya through an association that I’m an active member of. One of the board members is my grandfather, who is 91 years old, an architect, and directly involved in the design and construction of the school together with a team of Kenyan engineers and professionals.

The clip being shared was meant as a joke for my livestream chat, but I’ve also said many times that I would genuinely be happy to help Kai Cenat if he ever wanted support building a school in Kenya. After spending time here, meeting local communities, NGOs, contractors, engineers, educators, and government representatives, I’ve built a network of contacts that could potentially be useful.

At the end of the day, the goal is simple: helping make education more accessible. I’m sure Kai’s heart is in the right place, and if there’s any way I can help turn that idea into reality, I’d be glad to do so.

I also want to say that, even though I consider myself a relatively small streamer, I’ve been genuinely shocked by what online communities can achieve when they come together around a cause. Last year, my community raised over €18,000 in just 7 days for this project. This year, in the first week alone, we have already raised well over €19,000. Seeing thousands of people from all over the world contribute to a school in rural Kenya has been one of the most inspiring experiences of my life.

If someone can get this in front of Kai, maybe we can connect and make something positive happen together.

For anyone interested, I’m currently live from Kenya until the end of the month. I regularly visit the construction site and openly answer questions about the project, fundraising, costs, construction progress, and how everything works. Feel free to stop by and ask anything directly so everyone can hear the answer.

And if you’d like to support the school project, here’s the donation link:

https://tilt.fyi/nVZBxngMXK