LINCOLN: S153-LIA

Lincoln has achieved a significant milestone by advancing to the eighth grade, bringing him closer to his goal of becoming an electrician in the future. As one of the top performers in his class, Lincoln consistently puts in hard work to achieve excellent grades. His motivation stems from a deep desire to succeed and provide for his family.

Lincoln’s love and admiration for his mother are evident in his aspirations. He dreams of ensuring her well-being by taking care of her so she no longer has to work. Despite his academic pursuits, Lincoln remains by his mother’s side, living with her and cherishing their bond as he strives towards a brighter future for them both.

Lincoln is not only smart but is showing good leadership abilities!  He was the secretary for his 5^th grade class last year AND he got a double promotion for academic excellence.  This allows him skip 6^th grade and Lincoln is now in grade 7.  This is quite an achievement for one whose family finds it difficult to provide the basics: food, clothing and shelter.  Though financially challenged, Lincoln’s family is loving and supportive and extends their thanks to GPA sponsors for supporting Lincoln’s schooling. Sponsored by: Patricia Shabaz

Thanks to the generous donation from Suresh Ilangopal, Lincoln has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019-2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Lincoln was promoted to the 3rd grade for the 2018-2019 school year. Lori Fischer Hall and family, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education. 

Lincoln, who has been generously re-sponsored by Lori Fischer Hall and family.  He is 10 years old and is in the 2nd grade this year.  He looks forward to school each day and is a big help to his teacher and peers. He enjoys learning to read, spell, and write. He continues to live with his mother and siblings.  

Meet Lincoln, who has been generously sponsored by Lori Fischer Hall and family.  He is 9 years old and is in the 1st grade this year.  He lives in Liagbala, Liberia with his mother. Lincoln’s mother has a lot of children and can not afford to send them to school on a regular basis.  His interests are playing soccer and he hopes to be a electrician when he grows up.