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Help us raise $2,500 on Facebook and send one more talented young woman to college this fall! Do not underestimate the power of investing in a woman’s education, just listen to WMI Scholar Miriam Sulleiman. www.facebook.com/donate/476046226808045/
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Will you help us raise enough funds to support one woman’s education? Every dollar donated goes directly to funding tuition, books and mentoring. Because Anetzi Ponce from Mexico was able to attend college, she is now able to empower 50 people in her village through organic farming. You have the power to uplift women like Anetzi; please donate today! www.facebook.com/donate/476046226808045/
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WOMEN'S Education fund Through our Igniting Change: Women’s Education Fund Campaign our goal is to raise $75,000 for tuition, books and academic support for 30 talented and driven young women leader...
Friends, there are only two weeks left to raise funds for women’s scholarships! Join us and donate today. Any amount will make a difference!
WMI Scholar of nursing Rosette Kobugabe provides sexual and reproductive health counseling to adolescents in her community and she has become a contact with whom youth have been able to report some of the abuses they face in their community and an important link to support services.
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Educating women is the single most impactful development investment you can make, benefiting the individuals, their families, communities and country.
Please donate today to send 30 young women to university this fall and share this campaign with your community. Together we can make a difference!
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Beatrice Kanyari of Kenya overcame incredible financial obstacles to begin her degree in medicine, but would not be able to complete the program if it hadn’t been for a WMI scholarship. Last year she spent 150 hours volunteering in Kiambu County, attending to patients with chronic illnesses like HIV, hypertension and diabetes. The highlight of which, she says, was helping a 12-year-old girl infected from birth with HIV whose home life impeded her from receiving care. She was able to work with social workers to find a safe home with relatives for the girl where she could get medical care and re-enroll in school.
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It’s graduation time! Honor a grad in your life with a donation to WMI’s Igniting Change: Women’s Education Fund. Money raised provides need-based undergraduate scholarships to outstanding women scholars around the world.
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