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Raised $600 from 3 donors Needs $0

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Jackline comes from a poor family where her parents struggle even to get food and therefore are not able to raise school fees.

Where your donation goes

Total $600
  • Food
    $50
  • School Supplies
    $50
  • Boarding Fees
    $200
  • Tuition
    $300

Jackline's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2024 Form 4
2023 Form 3
2022 Form 2

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Dear donor
I extend my heartfelt appreciation for the scholarship you have granted me through the School Fund. Your generosity has given me the chance to continue my education at Wema, and I am filled with hope for a brighter future. I promise to work diligently and embrace every learning opportunity, striving for academic excellence. Your support has ignited a passion for learning within me, and I am eternally grateful.
I’m Makini Jackline and I’m so grateful for the support I have gotten from Wema home. It has benefited me much and I really appreciate it.I am looking forward to achieve in my education so as to help others as the Wema children’s home has helped me.I will achieve this by putting more effort in my studies and a good grade in my KCSE. Thank you so much.
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