The Nameless No More Team
We come from different places, backgrounds, and experiences, but we are united by our faith in Christ and a shared calling: to see people others overlook, call them by name, and walk alongside them toward dignity, belonging, and hope.
Gilbert
Gilbert Oigo’s passion for people living on the margins is deeply personal. Having experienced homelessness, hunger, and life on the streets of Kenya himself, he now returns to those same streets to serve others.
Through years of relationship-based ministry, Gilbert has walked alongside people through meals, prayer, discipleship, practical assistance, and opportunities for restoration. His life and ministry helped inspire Nameless No More and its belief that no one should be defined by the hardest chapter of their story—and no one should remain nameless.
Co-Founder 
Reid
Reid’s heart for missions began supporting others. Over time, God grew the desire from giving, to going, to leading others to serve alongside him. That journey took him to Kenya, and he hasn’t looked back.
After 30 years of public service, Reid now brings his experience and leadership to Nameless No More—using the skills God has developed throughout his career to strengthen the ministry while creating opportunities for others to serve, grow, and make a lasting impact.
Co-Founder | President
TreasurerGrady
Grady’s heart for Kenya began in sixth grade when he chose to sponsor a child through his church. Meeting his sponsored child in person opened his eyes to how much God had given him—and how those blessings could be used to serve others. What was meant to be a “once-in-a-lifetime experience” became a lifelong passion for Kenya. Now pursuing a degree in Economics, Grady hopes to combine his education with years of serving to help expand the reach and impact of Nameless No More.
SecretaryKarley
Karley first traveled to Kenya after her junior year of high school and has continued serving there ever since. What began as a short-term mission grew into a deep love for the people of Kenya and a passion for Gilbert’s street ministry. Now studying International Education at Liberty University, Karley hopes to one day use her education and experience to serve in the mission field long-term. Through Nameless No More, she is excited to continue serving others while helping grow a ministry that has become so close to her heart.