Regina: S744-BOA

Regina was promoted to the first grade this year, and she’s already showing a love for learning. Her favorite subject this year is math, and she enjoys going to school every day. After school, Regina goes home and then heads to the nearby creek to draw water for her family, which they use for bathing and cooking. Her teachers say that Regina is a very good student, always focused and diligent in class. Although she’s a bit on the quiet side, she’s a great role model for her peers, showing responsibility and kindness. Regina’s dedication to both her education and helping her family makes her an inspiring student. Sponsored by: Todd Schliesman

Regina is promoted to kindergarten-2 and continues to live with her mother.  She still wants to work with computers one day. Sponsored by: Network for Good

Ten-year-old Regina loves helping her mother cook.  Cooking in the village requires a lot of “props”.  You must fetch water from a well or a nearby running stream, containerize it in the outdoor kitchen, carefully wash whatever you are cooking and then proceed to “prepare” the materials for cooking (like chopping the greens, egg plants, yams, etc.).  Then comes the seasoning and placing in the pot.  Most Liberian meals are stews eaten with rice and Regina proudly told us “I now know how to cook”.  Regina wants to work with computers when she grows up.  She lives with her parents and five siblings and is thankful for the opportunity to begin her education. She will be in pre-kindergarten this school year.  Sponsored by: Donations from General Funds