Marianne Ndiaye, Senegal
Marianne
My name is Marianne and I am a Wells Mountain Foundation Scholar. I am from Senegal. This is the first time I am writing on this blog. I don’t know if many are in the same situation, but I have classes on the weekend. This is professional training and allows me to work during the week. For me personally, this allows me to review my lessons and master them before I return to class. Going to school on Sunday is difficult for me. This is the only thing I don’t like, but, by and large, everything is working out fine. The scholarship is for me the realization of a dream. The members of WMF and the Senegal YMCA are the angels responsible for this dream becoming a reality. For this, I thank you all. My words will never be sufficient to express my gratitude. But remember, that in this part of the world, in Senegal, you have given new hope to a young woman; you have procured for her a good and secure life, because without education, it is difficult, almost impossible to accomplish this here in Senegal.
Gaspar Edmond, Haiti
Gaspar
I do not know how much I must express my feelings of gratitude has regard all the people of WMF, before finding my friend Reynold Jack to put me in contact with this foundation, I found myself in a situation very painful face has my studies, that is to say I could not really continue my academic works because of the economic difficulties. I was obliged to stop my studies during three years and this is with the help of the foundation which allows me to turn over the university and I hope if it continues to support me in less than two years I would have to quit general medicine and I will be able to prevail my country and especially in the place I come of Haiti which is the case.
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