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Prince’s journey over the past year has been marked by resilience, determination, and hope. After facing significant hardship last year while caring for his father following a serious motorcycle accident, Prince experienced an even greater loss when his father later passed away. Despite this heartbreaking change, Prince has continued to persevere with remarkable strength. This year brings encouraging news. Prince was promoted from 7th grade to 8th grade and is doing extremely well in school. He is especially excelling in mathematics, which has become his favorite subject. His dedication to learning and commitment to his education are evident in his strong academic performance. Now living on his own, Prince is learning how to provide for himself while continuing his studies. In addition to attending school, he is also learning how to sew and is developing skills to become a tailor—an important step toward building independence and a sustainable future. Prince is deeply grateful to his sponsor for making it possible for him to continue his education during such a challenging time in his life. He shared his heartfelt thanks, expressing how this support has given him hope, stability, and the motivation to keep moving forward. Prince’s story is one of courage and perseverance. Even in the face of loss and responsibility beyond his years, he remains focused on his education and future goals. His progress this year stands as a powerful reminder of what is possible when compassion and opportunity come together.

Sponsored by: Tracy Tiedeman

Prince faced a difficult year, as he had to stay at home to care for his father, who was seriously injured in a motorcycle accident. As a result, he was unable to advance to the next grade level. Despite this setback, Prince is grateful to have received sponsorship for another year of education, giving him the opportunity to continue learning and pursuing his goals. His resilience and gratitude in the face of adversity are truly inspiring. Sponsored by: Tracy Tiedeman

Prince has successfully advanced to the seventh grade! He is not only an excellent student but also a supportive peer to his classmates. Recognizing the needs of a fellow student who requires extra assistance, Prince has taken on the responsibility of ensuring their understanding, often advocating on their behalf when needed. His compassion and leadership shine through as he lends his voice to those who may be too shy to speak up.

In addition to his academic and interpersonal skills, Prince actively contributes to the school community by volunteering to clean the grounds several times a week. His dedication to both his education and the well-being of his school environment is commendable.

Despite his busy schedule, Prince remains focused on his long-term goal of becoming a teacher. Living with his uncle, he continues to receive support and guidance as he works towards fulfilling his aspirations. Sponsored by: Tracy Tiedeman

Prince had a great year.  He received a double promotion from fourth grade to sixth grade and has been re-enrolled into school for the 2022/2023 school year. He still resides with his uncle and wants to be a teacher one day. Sponsored by: Tracy Tiedeman

Thanks to the generous donation from Tracy Tiedeman, Prince has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019-2020 school year.

We are pleased to announce that Prince was promoted to the 3rd grade for the 2018-2019 school year. Tracy Tiedeman, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education. 

Prince has been generously sponsored by Tracy Tiedeman. He is 12 years old and was promoted to the 2nd grade this year. He lives in Boapea, Liberia with his uncle. Both of Anthony’s parents died from the Ebola virus in 2014. He is being raised by his uncle who can not afford to send him to school on a regular basis. His interests are learning and he hopes to be a teacher when he grows up. 

Meet Prince, who has been generously sponsored by Shelby Olstad.  He is 11 years old and in the 1st  grade this year. Anthony lives in Boapea, Liberia with his uncle. Both of Anthony’s parents died from the Ebola virus in 2014. He is being raised by his uncle who can not afford to send him to school on a regular basis.  His interests are learning and he hopes to be a teacher when he grows up.