Malaika’s Angels – Our Donors and Partners

Mr. Ken Morrison

Malaika salutes Kenneth Morrison of Hastings, Nebraska, for the initial grant to establish the Malaika Foundation in 2007. He continued to be a major supporter and with his vision for Nebraska teachers to travel abroad, the Kenneth Morrison International Travel Fellowships were established.

Under his program, 18 teachers and three students traveled to Cambodia, Thailand, Tanzania, Italy, Greece, China, Mexico and Peru.

Mr. Morrison is an outstanding Nebraskan who developed successful agricultural businesses in grains, hogs, cattle, and Alaskan fishing. Also, he has pioneered developments in shrimp aquaculture, hatchery, and feed manufacturing. Kenneth started his career at age 6, working on his family’s farm in Kansas.

The Malaika Foundation thanks Ken for his early support, his generosity and his vision for global education in Nebraska.

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Malaika Donors

Kenneth Morrison, Hastings, Nebraska
Fund for Teachers
The Cooper Foundation
The Nebraska Humanities Council
Marilyn Pierpont, Central City, Nebraska
Joyce Baird, Lincoln, Nebraska
Susan Seacrest, Lincoln, Nebraska
Jean Armstrong, Lincoln, Nebraska
Elaine Miller, Superior, Nebraska

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Malaika Partnerships

Nebraska Department of Education
Nebraska Council on International Education
Museum of Nebraska Art, Kearney, Nebraska
World Food Prize Foundation, Des Moines, Iowa
University of Nebraska-Kearney
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Omaha
Midland Lutheran College, Fremont, Nebraska
University of Nebraska Press
Asia Society, New York City
The Foreign Policy Association, New York City
East-West Center, University of Hawaii
Opportunity Education, Omaha
Dean Jacobs, The Dean of Travel
Africa-American Institute, New York City
Bhutan Foundation, Washington D.C.