From Academy Award–winning executive producer James Moll
Watch MULLY: The True Story of Charles Mulli
One man. One mission. The World’s Largest Family — and the children whose lives were changed forever.
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The full documentary is available on MCF’s YouTube channel at no cost. No account required.
The film was just the beginning.
MULLY tells the story of Charles Mulli — a self-made millionaire who gave up everything to rescue Kenya’s most vulnerable children. Directed by Scott Haze and executive produced by Academy Award–winner James Moll, this documentary has moved audiences around the world to tears, action, and hope. MCF is still home to thousands of children today, and with your support, the story continues.
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MULLY is available on your favorite streaming platforms. Find it where you already watch — and share it with someone who needs to see it.
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After the Credits
The children you met in the film are still being cared for.
MCF continues to rescue, restore, and raise children across Kenya. Hear an update on what God is doing through this ministry today.
Over 8,500 children call MCF home — and thousands more are waiting for rescue. Your support makes it possible to say yes to the next child.
Update recorded 2024
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About the film & MCF
Is Mully a true story?
Yes. MULLY is a documentary about Charles Mulli, a real Kenyan businessman who sold his companies and home beginning in 1989 to rescue street children. Mully Children’s Family has cared for more than 8,500 children across Kenya.
Where can I watch Mully for free?
MULLY is free on YouTube (MCF’s own channel — no account needed), Tubi, Pluto TV, The Roku Channel, and Xumo. It’s also available on Prime Video (included with a Prime membership), Angel Studios, and Apple TV (rent or buy). See the full list of platforms above.
Who is Charles Mulli?
Charles Mulli grew up as an orphan on the streets of Kenya before building a successful business empire. In 1989, he walked away from his wealth to found Mully Children’s Family (MCF) — now home to more than 8,500 children. He is one of Kenya’s most recognized philanthropists. Read more about Charles Mulli →
Is Mully Children’s Family a legitimate charity?
Yes. Mully Children’s Family USA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 20-4105702). It is accredited by ECFA (the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability), holds a four-star rating from Charity Navigator, and publishes its nonprofit profile on Candid (formerly GuideStar).
Ways to be part of the story
Sponsor a Child
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Help more people experience the story of MCF and Charles Mulli. Sharing is one of the most powerful things you can do.
Host a Mully Movie Night
One of the most powerful ways to share this story is to gather your community around it. Host a screening at your home, church, or school — and let the story of Charles Mulli spark conversation, compassion, and action.
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