Many families in Liberia do not have the ability to ensure that their children receive a quality education. 

Thanks to your support we are making a difference.  The $40 that you donated was helped provide a scholarship for a deserving child at the Henry Bennah Kingsville School.

Thank you for your support that is giving students who live below poverty level a chance at receiving an education.  

Education is the key to success.  Educating these future leaders in Liberia is giving them the ability to get out of poverty. Educating these children will give them and all future generations what they need to thrive.

Since the last report, you have donated a total of $65.00. These funds helped to cover operating expenses at the school - ensuring that the kids learn each day.

Thank YOU so much for helping to provide educational support for Hawa. 

Through your support, she has received some funding to help pay for her tuition, books, school supplies and related school expenses. We are so very grateful and thankful for your support.

In the included photo, you can see her holding a "Thank You Global Giving" sign - acknowledging and appreciating YOU for your support.  This has made a big difference - helping to ensure she stays in school.  

Aminata lives with her parents and siblings in a mud house. They cannot afford to send Aminata to school, however trough generous donations, she has received funding to help pay for her tuition, books, school supplies and related school expenses. Thanks to your support, Aminata is enjoying school.

A new year normally means new resolutions...promises of better health, more exercise, making a difference in people's lives.  We invite your New Year's resolution to include making an impact on the lives of students in Liberia.  

Most of these students live far below the poverty line and live with their large families in a one bedroom mud house with no electricity and no running water.  

Sometimes it is challenging to believe that a dollar makes a difference, but it does make an impact. Every dollar donated is like a pebble being thrown into a pond; that pebble causes a ripple in the water that affects a large area around it. The future depends on us and if we educate the future leaders and empower them with knowledge we will cause a positive ripple effect across the world.

Schools are now closed for the academic year and will reopen in September.  

With 84% of the population living under the international poverty line, our support is needed more than ever.  About 1.5 million children are enrolled in primary school in Liberia, but the government said only 20 percent of the children complete 12th grade. Years of civil war have also taken their toll on the nation’s education system. In 2013, nearly 25,000 students failed the University of Liberia entrance exams.

Through a new partnership with One Voice Liberia, Develop Africa has recently shipped books and printers to 2 pilot schools through One Voice Liberia.