Emmaculate Mueni is a student from Kenya. She needs $500 by January 1, 2026 to stay in school and is currently 40% toward her goal.

Raised $200 from 1 donor Needs $300

About

Emmaculate is the last born in a family of three; one sister and one brother. Her parents rely on subsistence farming for livelihood, which has been greatly affected by the changing climate. While in primary school, Emmaculate spent most of the time at home while the other students were at school. This was because of lack of finances to cater for some of the requirements at school. This did not stop her but instead propelled her towards achieving her dream of becoming a cardiologist in order to save lives. Her role model is Barack Obama and she likes his phrase of ‘Yes we can’. Moreover, she likes reading story books during her free time.

Where your donation goes

Total $500
  • Food
    $100
  • Books
    $100
  • Tuition
    $300

Emmaculate Mueni's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2026 Form 3
2025 Form 2
2024 Form 1

Journal

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Wayne
Sat, August 9 at 8:04 pm GMT
Dear Emmaculate,
Thank you for writing to update us on your educational journey. Your trip to the Rift Valley sounds very exciting. Many years ago, I visited the Masai Mara which is also part of the Rift Valley, I believe. I enjoyed our photo safari at that time.
I hope you enjoy your school break until 26 August. For me, I've already started school again!
Best wishes, Wayne
Emmaculate Mueni
Fri, August 8 at 10:04 am GMT
Hello Donors,
I am doing well and I hope that you are doing well too. Academic life at school was nice and generally, life at school was really nice. We have covered the last half of the term and it was nice. On the closing day, the school held the annual prize giving day for the awarding of the last year`s KCSE candidates who had performed very well in their exam.
In the beginning of this August holiday, we went for a Geography trip to the Rift valley. We had great fun during the trip and we really learned a lot. The activities that we did during the trip were really fun though some of them such as hiking on mountains were tiresome. That was the best trip that I have ever had and I will really long for it.
Right now, summer has began and the cold season of July is over. We closed school on 31st July and we will be going back to school on 26th August.
Finally, I would like to extend my gratitude to you for your continued support of contributing towards my school fees payment. May the Almighty shower His blessings upon you. Goodbye!
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