What's Happening at WMI?
In 2022, WMI Scholar, Aye Chan Htwe witnessed firsthand the impact of school closures after a military coup in Myanmar. He began volunteering at an Interim High School in the Sagaing Region, a community-led initiative founded by teachers and supported by parents.
Through his service, Aye Chan has committed over 480 hours to teaching more than 100 students, helping to bridge the educational gap in his community. His work not only supports academic progress but also strengthens community resilience and unity during challenging times.
📚 Education is a lifeline. In times of crisis, it stands as a transformative force that strengthens even the most frail communities.
Learn more about how WMI Scholars are creating and supporting resilience in their communities here: www.wellsmountaininitiative.org
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🌍 At WMI, we believe real change starts from within communities.
That’s why we invest in local leaders with the vision and drive to solve local challenges—leaders like Bonny Mark Alinga.
🧑🎓With support from WMI, Bonny Mark earned his degree and returned to his rural Ugandan community to found Nissi School. What began as one man's dream has now educated over 600 children - and it’s still growing!
🎥 Experience Bonny Mark's story through the power of this short film!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Do3f6q_l1vk
Your donation to WMI doesn’t just support one scholar—it strengthens entire communities. Families, schools, clinics, and whole regions benefit from empowered local leaders! Your gift has deep roots and wide reach.
This is what it means to stand together. This is what it means to ignite change that lasts.
Give today. Invest in local leaders. Watch the ripple effect. 🌊
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