BEATRICE: S313-SAN

Beatrice was promoted to the 8th grade this year! Her favorite subject is English, and she takes great pride in her studies. Beatrice is keeping her promise to our Founder, Bulleh, of not getting pregnant until after she graduates from high school. With a playful sense of humor, she proudly shows off her stomach to the GPA team to prove she’s staying true to her word—bringing laughter and joy to all! At 17 years old, Beatrice is dedicated to her education and enjoys helping her classmates succeed. In her free time, she earns money by cooking and selling at the market, demonstrating her independence and resourcefulness. Beatrice continues to live with her mother’s friend and remains steadfast in her dream of becoming a teacher one day. Sponsored by: Luann Erfurth Smith

Beatrice has been promoted to the seventh grade! At sixteen years old, she’s dedicated to her studies and finds joy in both learning and assisting her classmates. In her spare time, she earns money by cooking and selling at the market. She continues to live with her mother’s friend, and her dream of becoming a teacher still shines brightly. Sponsored by: Luann Erfurth Smith

Fifteen-year-old Beatrice had a remarkable academic year.  She was quadruple promoted from second grade to sixth grade!  She is also captain of her school kickball team.  Her favorite subject is math and she still wants to be a teacher one day and continues to live with her mother’s friend. Sponsored by: Luann Erfurth Smith

Thanks to the generous donation from Elon Roti Roti, Beatrice has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Beatrice was promoted to the Kindergarten-1 for the 2018/2019 school year. Mandy Verda and family, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Beatrice, who has been generously sponsored by Mandy Verda and family. She is 11 years old and is going to school for the very first time this year, in ABC. She lives in Sanniquellie, Liberia with her mother’s friend. Beatrice’s mom is an unemployed single mother with 9 children. Beatrice’s mom had given Beatrice to her sister to raise. Unfortunately, that sister couldn’t afford to support Beatrice as she too has many children of her own. So, she had given Beatrice to one of her mother’s friends to raise. However, that friend doesn’t have the income to send Beatrice to school. Her interests are helping her family and she hopes to be a teacher when she grows up.