RUTH: S225-SAN

Ruth has advanced to the ninth grade as a high-performing student, grateful for Girl Power Africa’s ongoing support that has allowed her to continue her education. She looks forward to completing high school and achieving all of her academic goals. Sponsored by: Joyce Jorgensen

Ruth has been promoted to the eighth grade, a testament to her academic dedication and diligence. Described by her teacher as a great student, Ruth’s enthusiasm for learning is evident in her penchant for asking insightful questions and assisting her classmates in understanding lessons. Her willingness to stay after school to provide tutoring further showcases her commitment to academic excellence.

Despite her achievements, Ruth remains steadfast in her dream of becoming a teacher one day, aspiring to inspire future generations with her passion for learning. She still lives with her aunt. Ruth is supported by her family and Girl Power Africa’s sponsor network as she continues to pursue her goals and make a positive impact in her community. Sponsored by: Joyce Jorgensen

Ruth was promoted to seventh grade and has been re-enrolled into school for the 2022/2023 school year! During our interview, Ruth was beaming with joy. She is excited for school and says it’s the best part of her day. Her favorite subject is health science and she still dreams of becoming a teacher one day.  Sponsored by: Joyce Jorgensen

Thanks to the generous donation from Ritchie Implements, Ruth has been re-enrolled into school for the 2019/2020 school year. 

We are pleased to announce that Ruth was promoted to the 4th grade for the 2018/2019 school year! Sherry Reigel Melde, thank you for your sponsorship and giving your student a gift of education through Girl Power Africa.

Meet Ruth, who has been generously sponsored by Sherry Reigel Melde.  She is 11 years old and, in the 3rd grade this year. She lives in Sanniquellie, Liberia with her aunt. Both of Ruth’s parents are unemployed and are struggling to support their large family. She was given to her aunt hoping that the aunt could send her to school. Unfortunately, the aunt too has 4 children of her own and cannot afford to send Ruth to school on a regular basis. Ruth hopes to be a teacher when she grows up.