When you sponsor a child, she receives a new beginning. Your monthly gift empowers a Maasai girl through education, basic food, shelter, and healthcare, safe transportation, and intentional Christian discipleship.
My name is Ester Loserian Laizer. I am a 14 year old Masai girl from the bush of Engikaret, Tanzania. I live in a very dry area where there is little water so we go through droughts. Faces for Hope found me when I was small and started me in a good primary school, where I got to learn English. I just finished my primary school years and passed my exam well, and a now heading to high school. But, I just lost my sponsor, and need another one to be able to continue. I will try my hardest and do well. I hope to continue my education so I do not have to get married and because I want to do something with my life other than take care of goats. Please help me continue my schooling.
Bless you,
Ester
My name is Janeth Karaine. I am a 12 year old Maasai girl from the bush of Engikaret, Tanzania. My family is very poor. My father is against education, but my mother begged for me to go to school. I was able to go to a good Primary school, until I lost my sponsor. If my father found out that I did not have a sponsor anymore, he would sell me. In my culture, if a girl my age is not in school, she must get married. I do not want to get married. I want to continue in school.
Thank you and Bless you, Janeth
Hi I am Miriam Altapuai and Kimutu I am a 12 year old Maasai girl from Kiserian Tanzania. I am the 6th of 9 children, my father is very old so my mother sells charcoal to provide for us. I want to be a teacher one day but I must go to school first. If I do not get sponsored I will not have enough money to go to school and will have to get married.
Thank you so much,
Ester Paul Pallangyo
Hello, my name is Naayai, and I am 13 years old. I live with my mother, father and 3 other siblings in Ketumbeine. My father does not work or do anything to support us, my mother sells charcoal. They do not have enough to send us to school, though both are supportive. Getting to go to school will mean that I can have a chance at a better life and support my family, and maybe become a doctor one day.
Thanks so much for your help, Naayai
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My name is Simire Supuku Lolonyokie I am a 15 Maasai girl from Longido, Tanzania. I live with my mother and six other siblings. My father left three years ago and has not come back. My mother cleans houses for a living and does not make enough to send me to school. She can barely feed us children. Getting to be in school will mean that I can fulfill my dream of becoming a teacher one day.
Thank you for your support, Simire
My name is Zawadi Saitoti. I am a 14-year-old Maasai girl from the bush of Kitumbeine, Tanzania. My father does not have any livestock, as they all died from the drought. He has 2 wives and 6 children. He has no money to help with school. I live with my mother, who tries to help by selling firewood, but that is not enough to stay in school. I hope to continue to stay in school so that I may become a teacher and help my people.
Thank you for any help, Zawadi
My name is Salome Saitoti. I am a 4 year old Maasai girl from the bush of Engikaret, Tanzania. I am the youngest of 5 siblings. My father has died. My mother sells charcoal to help with the family. We are very poor and there is no money left to send me to school. I really want to start school
Thank you, Salome
My name is Salome Komoi. I am a 5 year old Maasai girl from the bush of Engikaret, Tanzania. I live in a hut with my mom and siblings. It is very dusty where we live. My mom sells firewood to try to support our family. My father is very old and can’t do anything. We are very poor, and my father will not send me to school, but my mom wants me to go, and so do I.
Thank you, Salome
My name is Rose Olemose. I am a 5 year old Maasai girl from the bush of Engikaret, Tanzania. My father is a guard, and my mother does not work. Only boys in my family go to school, so if I get a sponsor, I will be the first girl in my family to go to school.
Thank you, Rose
My name is Einoth Tumu Kinoi. I am a 5 year old girl from Engikaret, Tanzania. There are nine in my family. My father breeds goats but will not sell any for me to go to school. He would rather I not start school and be a bride so he can have more cows. In my culture, if I don’t start school, I must start being prepared for marriage. My mom and I want me to start school. I will try my hardest to do well.
Thank you, Einoth
My name is Sara Supuku Olonyokie, I am 15 years old and Maasai. I live in the bush of Komokouwa, Tanzania. I live with my grandmother. My father is old and cannot walk anymore, he is unable to provide for us in any way. My mother cleans corn to provide for us. We are very poor and parents cannot send me to school. My mother was sold and does not want that life for me. Getting to go to school will mean that I have a chance at a different life.
Thank you and bless you, Sara
