In 2015 Like many social entrepreneurs, starting a great idea of founding an organization needs to be a motive behind experience. When we first started working on community issues in 2015 in high school, many of our team were leading different clubs such as antimalarial, science, environment activists and many others. Our emphasis was supporting communities to the current burdens they are facing as our school was located in a very rural area. Along community outreaches, we discovered many gaps and people were still profoundly affected by malaria, soil erosion, pneumonia, diarrhea and other diseases relating to poor hygiene and sanitation. Although a couple local and international organizations were actively deploying various solutions and some spent many years in field implementation, we discovered that those very rural communities in Rwanda haven't had any people and/or organizations to care for their burdens. We saw personally different people in the same family dying and non-immediate effects were alarming. We all reflected on where our families live and some of us shared testimonies to how people died due to lack of education or local control interventions.