Sabina is a student from Kenya. She needs $500 by January 1, 2025 to stay in school and is currently 3% toward her goal.

Raised $15 from 2 donors Needs $485

About

Sabina is the last-born child in a family of three. She lives with her ailing mother and her sisters in a rented house in the Wamunyu market as they have no land. Her mother is a tailor, but her health condition has always deterred her from working for long hours. She is the only bread winner, and with two children in school the burden of paying school fees has overwhelmed her. Sabina is very bright and despite the challenges in her family she is determined to succeed in life. She dreams to be a surgeon in future to help the needy in the society. To her determination knows no barrier. She loves dancing.

Where your donation goes

Total $500
  • Food
    $100
  • Books
    $100
  • Tuition
    $300

Sabina's Funding history

Year Grade Receipt Status
2025 Form 4
2024 Form 3
2023 Form 2
2022 Form 1

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Sabina
Thu, April 18 at 12:03 pm GMT
Hello donors,
I hope that you are doing well.I am glad to inform you that we have closed school for a short holiday of 4 weeks and we will be back on 29th April 2024.The term seemed to be too long that I could not even imagine how it suddenly came to an end.
During the term there were buzzing activities at our school which included games and science projects.our school hosted the regional games whereby we enjoyed exchanging our skills and ideas with other schools.
our school has copied a routine from one of the schools we interacted with,that is:extending night preps up to 11.00 pm and I have realised a slight improvement in our academics.
During the term we were also brought a English speaker who went through some topics in English and told us that it is the easiest subject for one who have a positive attitude towards it.
The speaker told us that we should have a positive attitude in not only English but also in other subject for us to do well in our academics.
May you feel much appreciated wherever you are because of your support towards my academics.May the almighty bless you abundantly.Thank you.
Sabina
Fri, March 1 at 1:20 pm GMT
Hello donors,
I hope that you are fine.My family and I are doing well.I am glad to inform you that we have break for a midterm and we will be back to school on Monday 4th March,2024.I am still working hard in my studies bearing in mind that hard work and determination is the key to success.
While at school I did not face any challenge and my studies were running smoothly.Beyond all I will not forget to thank you for your contribution towards my studies.May the almighty bless you abundantly.Thank you.
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