2019 GHFP Orphan Education Scholarship Campaign
In fact, it is about $1 per day to go to school and an additional $100 for school uniforms, supplies, and shoes (~$450 total). In 2007 we met a group of children who were being kicked out of school due to the lack of fees and pledged to raise money for their school fees. Today, you can make a contribution to keep them in school - no amount is too small!
BELOW YOU CAN MAKE DONATIONS IN MULTIPLES OF $25 OR YOU CAN MAIL A CHECK TO: 2436 N Alabama St, Indianapolis IN 46205.
ALL DONATIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE!
YOU can make a difference!
Zinhle is shy and quiet at first but opens up quickly. She loves to play cards, and has an amazing singing voice! She suffered from years of serious ear infections that has caused her to be partially deaf, but she doesn't let that stop her with her studies! She sits in the front row of every class and has help from her older cousins! (pictured with GHFP orphan Timmy (left) and Zinhle (right)). She lives with a cousin and wants to be a nurse.
Thanks Susan MacNeil!
This quiet young lady wants to be a lawyer or a journalist when she grows up. She loves geography! She lives with her grandparents. Her favorite thing to do in her free time is dance!
Thanks Susan MacNeil!
Senzo is the school Prefect (anti-corruption officer). He loves to read people and play volleyball. He wants to be a psychiatrist or an animal scientist. He is a very hard worker! He loves biology and lives with his grandparent.
Thanks Susan MacNeil!
Try pronouncing this handsome young man's name! :)
He has been sleeping at our local leader's house as he has no where else to go. But he is studying hard in school and is excited for his new sponsorship! This will be his third year in our program.
Thanks Susan MacNeil!
Sethu is a soft spoken, hardworking and brilliant young boy. He lives alone with an ailing grandmother in a house we built him (he's standing in front of the construction in this photo). He takes care of his grandmother and studies hard - we are super proud of Sethu!
Thanks Susan MacNeil!
This handsome young man, Bongani, loves English Literature class as well as music and graphic design! After having to drop out of school for a while due to the lack of fees, he is back in now and thriving! He's almost done with high school! He loves to make music and design logos...a very creative young man!
Thanks Susan MacNeil, Anika, Maria, Lane, and mama Jan!!
Mazwi is an amazingly strong HIV+ teenager who has dreams of being a policeman (although he's wanted to be a banker or a race car driver in the past). He is growing up in a child-headed household and is raised by an older brother & sister. He loves science class and is enjoying English as well. He will be entering his second year of high school!
Thanks Ferbrache Family!!
Pictured on the right with her daughter Luyanda, Nothando is a very bright girl who was forced to drop out of school when her mom died as a freshman. Since then she has been raising her daughter and wanted to go back to school to earn her high school diploma! Thanks for helping make that happen! She wants to be a police woman after graduation!
Thanks Cheryl Brier! & Thanks Susan MacNeil!
Philo wants to be a dentist or a journalist when she grows up (but this changes frequently!). She loves religious studies and biology. She loves every minute she is in school and works hard both at home raising her little brother Mazwi and at school. She lives with her little brother Mazwi and her older brother Samkelo.
Thanks Emily and Jeb Crandall!
GHFP College & Post Secondary Scholarships:
Lungelo has been a top runner in terms of education since we started sponsoring him 11 years ago. He has bounced around since his parents died and now lives alone with a cousin and has dreams of being an accountant. He said that he had dreams of going to college so he can get a great job and then use his income to help support children like him who would not have been able to go to school without financial assistance. I am so unbelievably proud of him and so in love with his big heart!! University of Swaziland is $2,500 per year for tuition & fees and textbook allowance. He is so close to being done!
Thanks Susan MacNeil!