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Raised $500 from 1 donor Needs $0

About

Albanas is the first-born child in a family of four. He is a very hard-working boy and attributes his success in school to his teachers who encouraged him. His father relies on casual jobs which sometimes are not available. His mother has a back-health problem and cannot perform heavy tasks. In his primary education Albanas overcome all odds to emerge the top student in his school. He dreams to be a doctor in future to help the less fortunate in the society. He believes that nothing good come without working for it.

Where your donation goes

Total $500
  • Food
    $110
  • Boarding
    $140
  • Tuition
    $120
  • Other
    $30
  • Uniform
    $100

Albanus's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2024 Form 4
2023 Form 3
2022 Form 2
2021 Form 1
2020 Form 1

Journal

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Hi Allies and Donors!
It is with great pleasure that I have written to you again this gracious moment . I'm grateful to God that I have witnessed yet another academic year come to pass. I'm glad too to inform you that I have completed my high school education under the courtesy of your kindness and your full support financially. Surely, the Lord has shown his favor through you. I would like to thank you in a special way. May the Lord continue showering you with His blessings wherever you be. I also thank the KenyaConnect for their support that enabled me to propel with positivity because, if it were not for them maybe I would have joined the street young men, who have actually turned their lives into weed smoking fornicators with no future.
The exam was a tremendous success and I'm certain that I'm going to get a good grade which will enable me to join one of the best universities here in Kenya where my skills shall be abetted and after which I shall be ready to navigate the market with courage, confidence and impeccable credential.
Just something about our country; we are experiencing almost a galloping inflation which has pulled down most of Kenyans' standards 0f living. The value of Kenyan shilling has also been indirectly proportional to the inflation. My hope is that soon I'm going to cope with the challenging situations with life of being not a student since this challenges have become character in our daily lives.
May the almighty God bless you exceedingly as you continue touching lives of many children in this century. Bye and once again thanks...
Hi Friends!
How do you do? I've chosen to write again to you before I report back to school this week. It has also taken the hand of God to see the end of the holiday. I will never fatigue by thanking you for your full support.
I have done much this holiday concerning education so that when I go back to school I continue displaying a charisma of a trail blazer.I have also been attending youth programmes in church and I not only learnt but alo grew spiritually.
concerning our country, we are experiencing much; there have been an inflation since the new president and many families have been utterly affected negatively by this. Again cases of corruption have also been increasing every now and then but I thank God for He has enabled us to saunter on.
I too as an individual have been facing so much but I always understand that challenges have to come but the strong ones will survive. I really love a verse in the Bible which says, "Little children, you are of God, and have overcome them,for he who is in you is greater than he who is in the world " that is 1JONN 4:4 .
I would like to wish you humble time and may grace of the Lord be with you all the time. Bye Bye...
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