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Raised $113 from 2 donors Needs $0

About

Ramadhani was born in 1991 and decided to be a kidney doctor in the hopes of curing his best friend, Hamis', foster mother, who has kidney disease. Always seen with an ear to ear grin, Ramadhani is incredibly enthusiastic about gaining an education and believes that the knowledge he obtains in school can help solve not only the problems in his family but also in Tanzania. Ramadhani sees school as a way of empowering himself to improve issues in his country and potentially cure diseases. His favorite subject is physics and he enjoys running as a hobby.

Where your donation goes

Total $113
  • School Payment
    $16
  • School Supplies
    $29
  • Food
    $32
  • Exams
    $36

Ramadhani's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2011 Form 4
2010 Form 3

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The School Fund
Wed, January 4, 2012 at 9:51 pm GMT
Hi Ramadhani,
How are you? Do you remember over the summer when we all played soccer together? That was so much fun! We're going to come again this summer to see you again. I can't wait! What would you like to do this summer?

Happy New Year!
Christi
Ramadhani
Fri, October 21, 2011 at 12:18 pm GMT
Hello, people of CARLIFORNIA how are you? i hope we are fine. The aim of writing this juornal i want to tell you about my national examination. Now we are already finishing ou i hope national examination and hope to pass my examination. Thank you for your helping and God bless you for every thing.This is my question to the school fund when we shall meet again as the member of the school fund ?
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