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Davis is the second born in a family of six. He completed his primary school education and passed very well in his national examinations. His parents deserted the family and he and his siblings are currently living with their aged grandmother who is unable to work. Davis is a determined young boy who wants to be a meteorologist to fulfill his desire of understanding the earth’s atmospheric phenomena as well as uplift his family from poverty. The encouraging words from his grandmother have propelled him to pursue his dreams and he believes that there is light at the end of the tunnel. He likes playing football during his free time.

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

Davis Mbithi's Funding history

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2024 Form 1

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Davis Mbithi
Fri, August 2, 2024 at 11:13 am GMT
Hi donors,
I am happy for your support and love that you shown me.I have come home for term two holiday break. Back in school I have a challenge in mathematics but I will work hard to achieve good grade in it.
In our area the weather is cold and we are wearing warm clothes to avoid diseases like coughs and colds.I will spent much of my time during this holiday in the library reading to improve in my studies because I want to get good grades.
I wish you and your families a nice time


I wish you a blessed time with your family members.

Thank you and nice time.
Davis Mbithi
Wed, April 17, 2024 at 12:03 pm GMT
Hi donors,
I am happy for your support and love that you have shown me.I have come home for term two holiday. Back in school I have a challenge in Physics but,I will work hard so that I can get a good grade.

My school has also participated in drama festivals where we qualified to participate in nationals. In our area it is rainy so I will help my parents in farming.
We will be selecting subjects once we get back to school and I promise that my performance will get better with this.

May God continue blessing you together with your family members.

Thank you and nice time all
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