#sponsorship

Lisa Tresch

From Fourth Grade to High School: Maxwell Rises to the Challenge

We do not believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us something is valuable, worth listening to, worthy of our trust, ...

Lisa Tresch

Dress Clothes and A Christmas Chicken

If you happened to be in Ghana last week and were on the dirt road between Nantan and Ankaase, you might have seen a motorized...

Lisa Tresch

North Trip Travel Journal: Stitching Skirts and Learning French

We are in Tamale after a seven-hour bus ride from Kumasi. What a wonderful time to once again reunite and meet the people we serve! I was...

Lisa Tresch

What's the Deal With These Symbols?

We're endlessly fascinated by Adinkra symbols. These are interesting visuals that represent concepts or original thoughts. The symbols...

Lisa Tresch

Transcending Language, Building Relationships

It was our last full day in Ghana - one final time to be with the students. Our team had spent the past four days getting to know the 12...

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Educate Girls

We are so proud of these two young ladies! In April, Philomena and Dorcas took their high school entrance exams and are now waiting to...

Lisa Tresch

Twelve Students Sponsored

Caleb now has a sponsor, which means all twelve of the students in our Education program have been matched with people who are giving...

Lisa Tresch

Let's Do This Together

Dignity. This word echoes in our purpose and mission: to transform villages through family preservation. We believe that God has created...

Lisa Tresch

Let's Get Them Back in School!

Caleb Benjamin Sampson Ezekiel We assess new entrants into our programs every few months, and we now have four young men who have entered...