PRINCESS: S555-ZOL

Princess is now 12 years old and was promoted to the fourth grade this year. (We would like to clarify that last year there was an error in her grade listing. She progressed from the second grade to the third grade, and this year she has successfully advanced from the third grade to the fourth grade. We appreciate your understanding.) Princess continues to be a hardworking student. Her teacher describes her as diligent, focused, and committed to completing her assignments on time. She takes her education seriously and consistently puts forth her best effort in class. This year, Princess shared that math is her favorite subject. She enjoys solving problems and challenging herself with numbers. Her growing confidence in her abilities reflects her dedication to learning. Princess remains driven by her dream of becoming a doctor in her hometown one day. With her strong work ethic and determination, she continues to move steadily toward that goal. 

Sponsored by: Anonymous Donor

Princess has advanced to the fourth grade, thriving in both math and English—subjects she enjoys and excels in. Known for completing her assignments punctually and accurately, she recently moved from living with her mother to staying with her older sister so she can continue her pre-primary education. Outspoken and driven, Princess dreams of becoming a doctor in her hometown one day, a goal that fuels her love for school. Sponsored by: Anonymous Donor

Princess was promoted to second grade!  She still resides with her uncle and dreams of becoming a doctor one day. Sponsored by: Phil Vasby

Thanks to the generous donation from BeDriven Nutrition, Princess has been re-enrolled into school for the 2021/2022 school year. She was promoted to the K2 grade this year and still wants to be a doctor when she grows up. She continues to live with her uncle.

Meet Princess, who has been generously sponsored by Brittany Meyers.  She is 7 years old and is in the K-1 grade this year. She lives in Zolowee, Liberia with her uncle and his wife.  The town people told our Girl Power Africa team: “The child’s father is dead, and the mother has never been in her life. Since the father died last year, the girl is just suffering in the town. The uncle is trying his best, but he too, he’s not working”.   Her interests are helping her uncle’s wife cook and she hopes to be a medical doctor when she grows up.