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Adolph is a student from Tanzania who needs $150 to fund his education.

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Adolph Zacharia
In general, poverty has a negative impact on my life. My parents sent me to secondary school though they have low income. Their income is not enough to satisfy our daily requirements and school needs.
Although they have low income, my parents make an effort to produce crops. They sell sacks of maize in order to pay school fees and buy school items, for example, exercise books and examination properties such as pencil, rubber, sharpener, and even in order to provide the family?s basic needs.
If I had power or money, I would visit the orphanage centre and supply their basic needs, for example, food, clothes and good shelter. In the community, I would support street children and orphan children and take them to school and pay their school fees. I would like to educate the children about the effects of being street children and to train them to become good leaders for the future. I would like to help disabled people in the community to get basic needs. For the School Fund, I will participate in club activities and help other students to solve different problems.

Birthday: 2008

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Science

Favorite Books: physics books

I Want to Be: Architect

Hobbies: playing netball

Family: father, mother, 3 brothers, 1 sister, 1 grandfather, 1 grandmother

O-Level School: Endarofta Secondary School

Funding for Form 3 2025:
Tuition, Exams, Uniform   $150

TOTAL   $150
Funding for Form 2 2024: $160
Adolph's Journal
196 Entries
🕊️Hello My TSF Family
It's my hope that all of you are doing well and good helthy and your activities are also on the flow and on my side also am good and healthy enough and thanks to God.
The Spirit of the Season
​As you sit in your classrooms and go about your busy school days, we wanted to send a little piece of home and a lot of love your way. We know that these final days of fasting require strength, patience, and a very special kind of focus—especially when you are balancing your studies and activities!
​🌱 Strength in the Small Moments
​Remember that every moment of your fast is a beautiful reflection of your character. Whether you are:
• ​Concentrating hard in your lessons,
• ​Sharing a kind word with a friend at lunch,
• ​Or offering a silent prayer of gratitude during a break...
​...you are doing something amazing. We are so incredibly proud of your discipline and the light you bring to our family.
​Looking Ahead to Easter Joy
​The countdown to the Easter Holiday has officially begun! We are already preparing for the happy moments we will share together soon. Imagine the laughter, the delicious festive meals, and the warmth of being reunited as one big family.
​The sacrifice of these few remaining days of fasting will make the celebration of the Resurrection feel even more sweet and significant.
​📝 A Little Reflection for You
​Take a quiet moment today to think about one thing you are grateful for, and one goal you have for the Easter break.
​Our Prayer for You:
​"May your hearts stay strong, your minds stay sharp, and your spirits stay bright. Keep pushing forward—the celebration is almost here!"

​With all our love and support, Your TSF Family 🤍
​“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” — Jeremiah 29:11
Hello WEF, today I want to share with you about how I improved in Mathematics.
Mathematics used to be my weakest subject. I would get confused with formulas and lose confidence during exams. But this semester, I decided to work harder by attending remedial classes and practicing every evening.

I also watched some educational videos and asked questions whenever I got stuck. Now, I actually enjoy solving math problems, and my grades have improved. I’ve learned that practice and persistence bring results.
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