The Nobelity Project is nearing completion of Mahiga Hope HIgh School in, an innovative, sustainable facility for hundreds of Kenyan students. Join the Choir - Be one of 1000 Voices for Hope!
The Nobelity Project has partnered with a low-income community with great results for the local primary school. But education shouldn’t end after the 8th grade. With no high school in the area, the children of Mahiga had few options in life. Be one of 1000 Voices for Hope! Join the Choir with our donors Willie Nelson, Lyle Lovett and Emily & Martie of The Dixie Chicks. 1,000 donors x $100 = HOPE! OUR GRAND OPENING ON OCTOBER 1 WAS GREAT, BUT WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT FOR THE SCIENCE LABS & GARDENS!
Matching funding has enabled The Nobelity Project and the community to build 8 modern classrooms, a computer lab and a library, kitchen and more. The award-winning RainWater Court is done and we are beginning the biology, physics chemistry labs.
To enable the education district to provide a full 12-year education for all local students, up to 100 students per grade. The aim is for every student to have a diploma and the qualifications for employment or advancement to Kenyan Universities.
The sea is made up of drops of water. What you do, where you are, is of significance. In Africa, they say there is only one way of eating an elephant... one piece at a time.
- Desmond Tutu, from "Nobelity"
Total Funding Received to Date: $34,703
Remaining Goal to be Funded: $65,297
Total Funding Goal: $100,000
This project has provided additional documentation in a Microsoft Word file (projdoc.doc).
Austin,
TX,
United States
http://www.nobelity.org
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