Tasila is a student from Zambia. She needs $403 to stay in school and is currently 88% toward her goal.

Raised $358 from 2 donors Needs $45

About

Tasila lives with her grandparents along with her mother, aunts, brothers, and her 7 cousins. Tasila's grandmother and grandfather both work odd jobs to make money for the family. Tasila lives very close to school and can walk there in about 5 minutes. Tasila says that she loves going to school because she is always learning new things which she can come home and share with her family. In her spare time Tasila likes to meet up with her friends to play netball at a local field. She also loves to sing and is a part of the choir at her church and at school.

Where your donation goes

Total $403
  • Tuition
    $279
  • Uniform
    $21
  • Examination Fees
    $90
  • School Supplies
    $13

Tasila's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2016 Form 4
2015 Form 3
2014 Form 2

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Arapha
Fri, November 21, 2014 at 12:34 pm GMT
Hello Tasila
How are you?My name is Arapha from Tanzania i want to be your friend.
Hope you hear from you soon.
Tasila
Wed, November 12, 2014 at 8:51 am GMT
Greetings always,

I just want to say thank you for your support and everything you are doing for me and I really really appreciate it. I am very grateful and happy for you. I war you to know that you guys are always in my heart and my thoughts. I am always praying for you that you are well.

However, I just want to say thank you for your support, it's only God who can reward you. I will just keep on praying that he continues given you guys blessings. I was one of those who were dancing at the celebration of the Golden Jubilee for Zambia's Independence at the national Hero's Stadium. The performance started at 23:00 and I was in Act 3 where we danced to spell different things like the national flower and a drum. After that we all came together on stager to make something like 1964-2014. I love my mother country, Zambia. The program ended there, and I really enjoyed it.

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