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About

The most difficult experience of my life is when my mother died. I have to help out some house chores, but that does not stop me from studying hard. I want to be an eye doctor to help those who suffer eye problems. I will study hard and make sure I pass my exams. I felt proud of myself when I am able to make other people happy. My happiest moment in my life is when I passed my exams and my family were proud of me too. When I fulfill my dream I will build an eye hospital to treat all types of eye problem. I will contribute half of my salary to the School Fund to help more needy children.

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Aisha Idrisa's Funding history

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Jonathan
Sat, July 30, 2016 at 11:50 pm GMT
Hello,

How have you been? As another school year comes to a close, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate you on another successful academic year.
For fun, I’d like to share with you some interesting facts about a country that I visited with my family recently and liked it very much.
This nation is a mountainous island called Iceland located in the North-Atlantic ocean close by the Arctic Ocean. The name Iceland may not be all that appropriate because although 10% of Iceland is covered by glaciers, it has a surprisingly mild climate and countless geothermal hot-spots and hot springs. It was one of the last places on earth to be settled my humans. There are some fun facts about this country that I thought you might find amusing:
1) Iceland’s revenue from whale watching from tourists exceeds any income from whaling.
2) Mosquitoes do not exist in Iceland. For this reason alone, I love this country :)
3) The Icelandic police don’t carry guns. Crime in Iceland is very low and violent crime is practically nonexistent.
4) Because the country is so safe, they have not had to build more jails in years. As a result there is a waiting list up to 3 months to be admit to jail :)
5) Around 85% of Iceland's electricity and heating comes from hydroelectric power and geothermal water.
6) They are very proud to be the “greenest” country in the world with virtually no pollution.

I hope you will use Rachel-Pi to check out this country and their images.
Have a wonderful summer!

Jonathan Gilbert
Judy
Tue, July 19, 2016 at 9:38 pm GMT
Hello All,

Welcome back! Hope you had great winter break. If you had any exciting and special experience during your break, write to us. We would love to hear from you.
Mean while I wish you have a great semester. Do you best. I would like to see you make better grade this semester then last semester.
Aisha Idrisa
Wed, June 1, 2016 at 10:32 am GMT
Hello Judy,
It is true that i was busy with my final exam of this semester,and i hope i will get good results.I have been doing fine since i came back to school.If possible i will post some journals at home.I wish you a fantastic life.
Judy
Sat, May 14, 2016 at 4:41 am GMT
Hello, How are you. It has been a while since last I wrote to you.
Time goes by quickly, couple weeks from now this semester will be end. I think you all busy with your final exam. Please let me know how are you doing this semester.
I have been very busy myself.I attended couple conferences. It will help me to operate TSF more effectively.
I know writing is a key to be successful. I would like encourage you to write during your coming winter break. I am very interested to know what you will do during your break. When you back to school. I would like your to write that in your journal or write to me, so I will know each of you better.
Jenny
Mon, March 7, 2016 at 1:07 am GMT
Dear Aisha,
I decided to fund your school fee because I know that you are worthy of my support! I have confidence that you will have a very bright future.
Make sure you take advantage of the great tool RACHEL PI which Judy offers to your school. I remember when I was young, I had to hike to library to collect information from a lot of reference books. Now all the information are in your fingertips. Please utilize it as much as you can.
-Jenny
Judy
Sat, March 5, 2016 at 6:03 am GMT
Hello,
The school started almost two month ago. I am very glad you are working very hard and doing very well. Keep the good work. I am very happy I could help to support your uniform, school supplies, books and food allowance. I would love to hear from you how are doing at school, any subject your are most interesting. Try go to computer center study the subject from the RACHEL PI. It has all the things you would like to know. I am buying more computers for the center, so you could spend more time at to study from the RACHEL PI. Let me know there are anything I could help you better. The best way to achieve your dream is working hard.
Karen
Mon, February 29, 2016 at 7:45 pm GMT
Hello Students,

My name is Karen and I live in the Bay Area of California U.S.A., and I work with Miss Judy on the School Fund Journal.

Judy is away visiting Canada and she asked me to write you to say hello, and say that I hope you will write me back to tell me about how are you doing in school, what classes or special topics are most interesting to you, what you are reading, what do you do for sports? Have you been able to use Raspberry Pi in your studies?

Really I would just like to hear from you. To learn something about your life and who you are.

Be well,
Karen
Aisha Idrisa
Thu, February 25, 2016 at 1:27 pm GMT
Hello Jenny.
Thank you so much for paying my school fee.It is true i am studying hard to achieve my dreams. for sure God bless you for your kindness.
I holiday was good and enjoyable.
May again God bless you.
Jenny
Tue, January 12, 2016 at 6:44 am GMT
Dear Aisha,

I am very happy to be able to fund your school fee. I am certain you take education seriously, and believe you will study hard to get good grades. Wish you a very successful school year.

Please write to me so we can know each other better. Any topic is welcomed! Looking forward to read your journal entry.

-Jenny
Jenny
Thu, January 7, 2016 at 4:00 pm GMT
Dear students:

Welcome to TSFTZ family!

My name is Jenny Chen, I am a retired software engineer. I work for TSFTZ as a volunteer staff. In 1976 I came to United States from Taiwan to study Math. I live in San Francisco area most of the time with my grownup children close by. However I travel back to Taiwan very often since most of my family members are still there.

Education helps me achieve my current good living standard. I echo TSF’s motto: “Education is an investment in the future”. Our team is devoted to help school-aged children stay in school, especially girls’ education. We encourage our students to write to us so we get to know each other better. We read each journal entry enthusiastically and response accordingly because we CARE.

TSFTZ team expects each sponsored student study hard and be successful! It is my privilege to write to you. I am looking forward to work with you.

-Jenny
Karen
Sun, January 3, 2016 at 8:05 pm GMT
Happy New Year 2016 !

With this post I am writing to send you my wish that the New Year is a bright one for you; successful, healthy and happy.

I would like it if you could write me back to tell me of how you spent your time over the long school break; of your family and friends, your activities and your thoughts.

be well,
Karen
Jonathan
Mon, December 21, 2015 at 9:42 pm GMT
Hello Everyone,

As a year comes to close, I’d like to take this opportunity to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. I am very proud of each of you knowing that you have worked hard to achieve academic success despite under difficult circumstances.

You inspire me greatly and are an example of what hard work and determination can bring to one’s future.

We have worked hard in the US to raise money for your education, and nothing would make me happier seeing you take full advantage of the scholarship from The School Fund to fulfill your educational dreams in the future, whatever profession or objective that may be.

Study hard and make your dreams come true. Have a fantastic 2016!

Your friend,
Jonathan G.
Jenny
Wed, November 18, 2015 at 2:56 am GMT
Dear Aisha,
You are probably busy study and preparing for you exams now. From the class rank you had before, I can tell you are a diligent student. Concentrate on you study, I have confidence you will do well!
After the exams, you are going to have winter break in December. I do celebrate Christmas too. After I became a Christian, I understand more about the meaning of Christmas. True spirit of Christmas is Giving and Sharing! Giving gives me more joy than receiving.
-Jenny
Aisha Idrisa
Sun, November 8, 2015 at 10:52 am GMT
Hello Jenny,
I hope you are doing good,
I promise I will study hard so that I can later help my father and thank so much for your encouragement.
Aisha Idrisa
Sun, November 8, 2015 at 10:51 am GMT
Hello Judy,
Thank you for the message. My fovourate mathematics and Biology because when I study Biology I feel like I am already a doctor. I like mathematics because to know to solves many lives problems.
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