Butterfly Scholarship Recipients

Georgina Nashipai  ~ Teachers Training College, Kericho

“Through the teaching profession, I intend to develop a self-reliant child, wholly molded and ready to approach the radically changing technologies with competence and diligence. With this urge in me, I choose to be a teacher!!” ~Georgina

Sialo Sankei  ~ Kenya Medical Training College

“I am ready to serve people according to my scope of work with respect and dignity to human life. I want to make a difference by being ready to serve and not to be served. I want to be an example to help my community out of their ignorance of issues like family planning, effects of female circumcision, polygamy, and wife inheritance. I’ll be an example especially to the girl child.” ~ Sialo

Beatrice Kitpek Nadupoi  – Teachers Training College – Kercheo

“As a teacher, I will be able to improve the lives of all people through young people. I want to make as many members of my community as fruitful as possible to sustain bright futures and to nurture their talents. Teaching is a career that will have a great impact on many of our community members. Through teaching, I will be able to influence people of future professions, lawyers, doctors, engineers and even presidents. I will especially strive to assist the girl child and other needy members of our community” ~Beatrice

Nancy Atieno Olambo  – Haydom School of Nursing

“It is still a great problem for a girl to be educated in the village. Most parents believe that it is a waste to educate a girl because they feel that girls never aspire to higher levels. When I stand out as a qualified professional lady through my school, no parent will still be willing to keep their daughters at home. They will make sure girls are taken to school”. – Nancy

It only costs $1,320 per year for two to three years to educate a young woman to become an educated role model in her rural community. Donate