Thank you for your continued support that is providing more families with bed nets and saving more lives from malaria.  Aruna (pictured) is one of the children who recently received a net. 

Thank you for your support that is giving students who live below poverty level a chance at receiving an education.  Education is the key to success.  Educating these future leaders in Liberia is giving them the ability to get out of poverty. Educating these children will give them and all future generations what they need to thrive. 

Thanks to your support, last school year ended well with the kids being promoted to the next classes as follows:

Thank you so much for helping provide a scholarship for Racheal. 

Racheal extends her deep gratitude to you. Through your support, she has received some of the funding she needed to pay for her tuition, books, school supplies and related school expenses. We are so very grateful for your support.

Thanks to your support, Racheal was able to complete school, has enjoyed her summer break and is looking forward to starting school.

The flood victims lost everything! Their stories are heart-rending:

“My mother and Father are still missing since the flood,” said a seven-year-old boy. 

A woman told us “I am the only survivor. My whole family of 6 got affected. I was on my way from the mosque for prayers and saw everything that happened with my own eyes. I want to die too, as there is no reason to be alive after my husband and my five children all perished.”

Thank you so much for providing support to Patrick and his family.  Your generosity has made going to school and having nutritional meals a little easier for them.  Patrick and his family extend their deep gratitude to you.  We are so very grateful for your support.

We greatly appreciate your continued support that has given multiple youths and young adults the computer training they need to be successful in today’s world of technology.

They are acquiring the knowledge and ability to use computers and technology efficiently.  Possessing basic computer skills is a critical part of academic success.

We greatly appreciate your support that enables us to provide solar power and technology to students who had to rely on dangerous kerosene lamps previously to study at night.  Theresa is one of the students who has benefitted from her solar light.

Thanks to your support our kids will be learning in 3 dry rooms this semester.   

Learning in a room with a leaking roof is no fun. Like you, the kids in Liberia do not like to get wet - particularly when they are trying to focus. Additionally, the drip-drip sound of the dropping water was distracting. Because of the leaking and damaged roof, one of the rooms was unusable during the heavy downpours typical in Liberia.