Throughout this past December and January, we received very detailed reports from all of our current WMF Scholars worldwide. WMF Scholars are required to document their community service engagements, complete a narrative about their studies and send a copy of their latest semester grades before receiving their next Empowerment Through Education Scholarship installment. Upon reviewing the documents of WMF Scholars, we then proceed to wire their tuition and school supply funds throughout the month of February. Peter Kabethi, a 2013 WMF Scholar who attends Mount Kenya University and is studying Education with a concentration in Special Education sent his gratitude this weekend to all those who support WMF.
“Thanks very much, unfortunately words are never enough to say thank you. I can only show my thanks by working hard in school and give back to the community. I hope with God I will be able to achieve this. Pass my regards and thanks to the whole WMF fraternity. Before I heard of WMF my dreams looked like pipe dream but after WMF started sponsoring me my dreams are now an inch closer to reality. God bless you abundantly”. – Peter Kabethi,
Peter instructs his pupils at the TUMUTUMU School for the Deaf.
Thanks for sharing
Thanks to the WMF family for reparing broken dreams of the poor especially in Africa…,Hope to be with you!
Its a thumbs up for your mission to bring education to realization of the less fortunate ambitions. your cover for this is indeed streamlining huge mountain that make education impossible, keep it up and Almighty GOD supply for you according to His richness.