Einoti is a student from Tanzania. She needs $500 to stay in school and is currently 0% toward her goal.

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About

I am fifteen years old and from the Masaai Village of Lashaine. My father has three wives and twenty-five children. I am the last born of my mother's eleven children. My family has a three-acre maize farm and we have two cows, seven goats and two sheep. When I finished primary school I was selected for a government school but I could not go because my family could not pay for the school fees. Because Orkeeswa Secondary School helps us to find sponsors for our education I was able to go here. If it were not for Orkeeswa I would no longer be in school.

Where your donation goes

Total $500
  • School Supplies
    $250
  • Meals
    $200
  • Uniform
    $50

Einoti's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2016 Form 4
2015 Form 3

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Einoti
Mon, March 28, 2016 at 6:45 pm GMT
Hello everyone! This is Lisa, the Scholarship Director at Einoti's school. Because our internet and power have been down at the school for several months, Einoti has not been able to post as regularly as she would like. Hopefully we will have our computer lab fixed soon so Einoti can be in touch with you directly. Until then, I wanted to share this quote from Einoti that we got from her last week when she was talking about the value of collaboration.

"We work in groups in class time or when we are doing certain research. In form two we had to do a biology project that took a month, and we worked in groups. We were not allowed to base anything on the book, only on research we did for the question we were given. Working in a group taught me that you can do much more with other people than you can by yourself. Maybe I know about something, then you understand about it, and we can come up with the best idea together. Working in a group also taught me how important it is to have friends that you can ask for help. If I am facing many challenges and not understanding something and I don’t have a friend, it is not good. If I do have a friend to ask they will help me, and I will help them later if they don’t understand. When you work with people you solve things you didn’t know you could."

Thank you all for supporting Einoti's education at Orkeeswa School!

- Lisa Heinert, on Einoti's behalf
Amina Mohammed
Fri, September 5, 2014 at 12:42 pm GMT
Hi Einoti
How are you.I hope you are fine,please can you introduce to me?
Jenny
Wed, January 1, 2014 at 8:16 pm GMT
Dear Einoti, Thank you for sharing your personal interests and your family life with us. I am a retired Math teacher with TSF team. I live in the city of San Francisco in the state of California. I just celebrated Christmas with my 2 sons. Do you celebrate Christmas too? The City put up a big firework show last night to welcome the New Year. Today is the 1st day of year 2014, I want to wish you a happy new year. Please continue write to us, we love to hear from you.
Jaclyn
Thu, October 10, 2013 at 6:24 pm GMT
Hi Einoti,

My name is Jaclyn, and I am a student at Brown University who works with the School Fund. I noticed on your profile that you want to become a teacher. What kind of teacher do you want be? That's an awesome goal to have!

How are your classes so far this year? What are some of your favorite subjects?

Feel free to write me back on this journal!

Jaclyn
Einoti
Mon, September 30, 2013 at 7:42 am GMT
Hello Everyone!

I am doing very well in school and l hope you are also doing well and your families are good. l want to tell you two things which happened in my life. First, in my school we made a long jump course and we are practicing to make our school have the best team. The second thing is, we have the new pre-form one students in our school now. They began studying last week. We are happy to see them because we love them so much.

Your Lovely Einoti
Einoti
Thu, August 22, 2013 at 5:30 am GMT
Hi Everyone!

It is me, Einoti Medutieki. I am doing well in school and I am confident. My school’s name is Orkeeswa Secondary School. I am fourteen years old and I am in form one. I have four brothers and two sisters and I am the last born in my family.

This weekend I went into the market to buy some food and clothes for my family. I also helped my parents with many things, for example, I fetched water and cooked. After that I washed my clothes and studied. I visited my friends to study and ask questions.

Today in school I am learning about civics and the topics about citizenship. A citizen is a person who belongs to a particular country with all legal rights. I ate lunch, it was a good lunch of ugali and beans.

I like to play basketball and volleyball also because those are my favorite sports.

Your Lovely, Einoti

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