FAVOR: S271-DUA

Favor was promoted to the fourth grade this year. Unfortunately, she was abandoned by her mother, but one of the Girl Power Africa team leaders took Favor and her siblings in, providing them with a safe and supportive home. Despite the challenges she has faced, Favor has shown incredible resilience and responsibility. She helps the Girl Power team leader by working at the Girl Power market every day, selling goods to support the family. Math is Favor’s favorite subject, and she continues to excel in it. Her hard work and positive attitude make her an inspiring example for others, and she is grateful for the opportunities she has, despite the hardships she has endured. Sponsored by: Rebecca Knutson

Favor has been promoted to third grade, a testament to her hard work and dedication. She is often among the first students to arrive at school each day, eager to learn. Writing is her favorite subject, where she excels with her creativity and expression. She remains in the care of her parents and holds steady to her dream of becoming a doctor in the future. Sponsored by: Michelle Branch

Favor got a double promotion from kindergarten to second grade.  We are so proud of her determined efforts to catch up with her age-appropriate class.  Favor continues to live with her parents and still wants to be a doctor one day. Sponsored by: Lori Fischer Hall

Thanks to the generous donation from Marj Riniker, Favor has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Favor was promoted to the K-1 for the 2018/2019 school year. Robin Stewert-Lularoe Group, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Favor, who has been generously sponsored by the Robin Stewert-Lularoe Group. She is 7 years old and in the ABC this year. She lives in Duazon, Liberia with her mom and dad. Favor’s mother, who is a Girl Power Africa recipient, has been seriously sick and has been taken to the “sick bush” (herbalist) for treatment. Favor’s father, who is a contractor is having a difficult time making ends meet. She hopes to be a doctor to help give treatments to her mom when she grows up.