Strategic partnerships MBF has a long-standing collaboration with the Presbyterian Church of East Africa and a 60-year track record in developing local church-led healthcare ministries, presenting a strong entry point for a regional expansion or joint fundraising initiatives.

Nursing leadership Recent appointment of Dr. Sara Campbell as Director of the MBF Center for Global Nursing Development and Chief Nursing Officer signals a strategic push in nursing education and clinical leadership, creating opportunities to offer nursing training programs, accreditation support, and capacity-building services.

Digital engagement MBF uses a range of digital tools (Mailchimp, Google Analytics, web stack) suggesting openness to donor communications optimization, CRM enhancements, and data-driven campaigns to grow donor engagement and recurring giving.

Financial scale With estimated annual revenue in the mid-range and a mission-focused model, MBF could be a fit for scaled donor programs, grant partnerships, and capacity-building funding for hospital development and primary care clinics.

Sustainability angle The locally owned and church-led model emphasizes sustainability and long-term impact, aligning with funder priorities for durable health infrastructure, training pipelines, and community health outcomes—opportunities for impact-investment-style collaborations.