Education  China Project #20377

Keep poor kids educated in school in China

by Hometown Education Foundation Inc.
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Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
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Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China
Keep poor kids educated  in school in China

Project Report | Feb 7, 2017
600 hundreds of heartfelt thank you letters

By Tonghai Yang | Founding Director

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Before Chinese New Year, two dozen college student volunteers helped us sort out close to 900 letters/transcripts from students to their sponsors and sent abotu 300 to sponsors in China individually and scanned about 600 and sent to me electronically to me (amazingly very few mistakes). I read most of them with all kinds of emotion, mostly touching and inspiring, and forwarded them to their sponsors. The support has really made a difference to them and has positively influenced them both financially and mentally. Here are just a few quotes from the students.

A high school said: 1200 Yuan RMB support means 15 weeks of free food to me.

Another student who was born with severe disability in brain was able to get into the top high school in her county really understood life and said `crying is a day, smiling is also a day. Smiling is better'.

A little girl told her sponsor that she was motivated to study really hard, in particular English, to come to US to meet and thank the sponsor later.

Another girl calmed wrote (making me cry): My mom left us early, and my father and my grandma took care of us. Then a car accident took away my father's beautiful voice and right hand. Every time I see my father, it reminds me of my joke-talking and playing-with-me father but it does not match anymore. Your support enables me to stay in school. Thank you.

You can read some of the letters at our website

http://www.hometowneducation.org/letters.html

We need your support to continue supporting them next year. Please support us with your generous donation. If you would like to sponsor one or more students through us,  please contact Prof. Tonghai Yang at thyang63@gmail.com. or leave a note at your donation.

Please let your friends and others know about this program,and encourage them to support us too. Word of mouth is extremely important to us.

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Hometown Education Foundation Inc.

Location: Madison, WI - USA
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Project Leader:
Tonghai Yang
Madison , WI United States
$20,452 raised of $50,000 goal
 
298 donations
$29,548 to go
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