Past Scholars
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Charles
How we helped: Tuition for three years for a B.S. program in communications & journalism at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture & Natural Resources
“I wanna be the part and parcel of developing the country by facilitating the flow of information, encouraging transparency, inspiring informed decision and combating the misinformation by creating efficient networks and promoting accountability among government officials.”
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Ralph
How we helped: Tuition for three years in a B.S. program in horticulture and landscaping at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture & Natural Resources
“I want to study landscaping because this has been my dream from my early age, mostly designing. Since it involves designing attractive residential areas and public national parks, this will be helpful to the communities around.”
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Chifundo
How we helped: Tuition for two years in a diploma program in irrigation technology from the Lilongwe University of Agriculture & Natural Resources
"My academic and professional objective are crystal clear. I aim to excel in my field and my community. I want to be who can pay fees for them, fellow friends in my community and beyond."
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Landas
How we helped: Tuition for three years for a B.S. program in landscaping at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture & Natural Resources.
“I want to develop my community and national with the better ways of practicing agriculture so that they can manage to harvest bumper yields that will make them leading independent life.”
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Alex
How we helped: Tuition for four years in a B.S. program in horticulture & landscaping at the Lilongwe University of Agriculture & Natural Resources.
“My career goal is to become a renowned expert in the field of horticultural crops so as to help the nation in trying to be food secure."
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Mervis
How we helped: Tuition for three years for a B.A. program in communication at Mzuzu University.
“After getting my communication degree here at Mzuzu University, I would love to go for a teaching certificate, since its been my desire to be a teacher. Communication skills will help me reach the satisfaction of students when teaching them.”
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Edward
How we helped: Tuition for three years in a B.S. program in nutrition & food security at the University of Livingstonia.
“I am determined to make sure that the struggles I have experienced in my life are not similarly experienced by others. I believe livelihood insecurities should neither hinder bright students from achieving their potential nor communities that would benefit from their success.”
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Mary
How we helped: Tuition for two years in a technical program in carpentry and joinery at Don Bosco Youth Technical Institute
“I am determined to achieve my dreams so that I can depend on myself in every situation."
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Jack
How we helped: Tuition for two years in a Diploma program in statistics at the Catholic University of Malawi
“The Represent Foundation Scholarship has been a lifeline, allowing me to continue my university education at a critical time when I was on the verge of withdrawing due to financial difficulties. Without this support, my dreams and career prospects in statistics would have been unattainable. I am deeply grateful for this opportunity.”
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Charles
How we helped: Application fees, tuition, room, board, and school supplies for one year at Bunda College.
“Represent have always been there for me and provided me with all kind of support I needed to fly with.”
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Samuel
How we helped: Tuition, room, board, and school supplies for two years at Machinga Teacher Training College.
“As of now I am a teacher at St Peter's Primary School acting as the role model to my community hence representing the village.”
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Davie
How we helped: Tuition, room, board, and school supplies for two years at Machinga Teacher Training College.
“I graduated from Machinga TTC as a primary school teacher with help from Represent The Village project.”
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Leticia
How we helped: Tuition and exam fees for one year of secondary school.
“I was about to drop out from school since I was chased away due to lack of school fees. It’s now my great pleasure that I am back to school since I have managed to pay the fees using the money that you sent to me.”
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Linly
How we helped: Tuition for one semester at Machinga Teacher Training College.
“It is my great need to learn more than this level but I get it difficult due to poverty. I wish to learn as far as being a lecturer as other female lecturers are doing here.”
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Cidrick
How we helped: Tuition and exam fees for two years at Domasi Development College.
“I’m so grateful to say THANKS to Represent for being there as a bridge when I am crossing this long miles to advanced diploma in my college education.”
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Friday
How we helped: Application fees for university and tuition for one semester at Machinga Teacher Training College.
“My gratitude can’t be fully expressed on paper but I would like to say thank you Represent. May the grace of the almighty God be with you always.”
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Gladys
How we helped: Money for living expenses during teaching fieldwork and tuition for one semester at Machinga Teacher Training College as well as a vocational program to learn tailoring.
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Cameron
How we helped: Tuition for two semesters of secondary school.
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Memory
How we helped: Provided a laptop for use in her university education.
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Sifati
How we helped: Provided funds to start a small business.
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Limbani
How we helped: Tuition for one semester of secondary school.
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Moureen
How we helped: Money for school supplies for one semester of primary school.
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Tawonga
How we helped: Assisted with an application to the African Leadership Academy.
“Going to university was the only way for me to escape the fate of early marriage… Now more girls and the youth from my community look up to me as their model.”
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Freza
How we helped: Assisted with an application to McGill University.
“Limited funding and high tuition costs still puts university out of the reach for many young people, my success story is one that gives them hope that it is possible to go to university/college after high school and that they can do it too.”