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

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Brayson Bonifance

My dream is to be a civil engineer. I can get there by studying hard, but this won?t be true if my parents can?t pay school fees on time.
I am thankful because my parents work hard and sell some of the crops they have in order for me to study at a secondary level. Because of this, I am in school now.
If I have the power and money, I will help my family through providing basic needs and help my young brother and sister to get better education. In society, I will help orphanage children to give them better education, basic needs and other rights in order for them to have a good life. For the School Fund, I will help students who perform well in academic issues and live poor lives in their families. I will help them to pay school fees. Thank you.

Birthday: 2009

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: science

Favorite Books: Mathematics books

I Want to Be: Civil engineer

Hobbies: playing football

Family: father, mother, 1 brother, 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

Brayson's Journal

177 Entries

Thu, October 2 at 12:16 pm GMT

Hi dear family 🥰.
Let's hear the short story called The Broken Pencil
One day, Asha was writing her homework when her pencil broke. Angry, she threw it away. Her little brother picked it up, sharpened it, and used it to finish his own work.
Asha realized the pencil wasn’t useless—it just needed a little effort to be useful again.
Lesson: Don’t give up on things (or people) too quickly; with a little care, they can still be valuable.

Sun, May 25 at 12:04 pm GMT

Hello WEF, today I want to share with you about what I wish to improve.
Even though I’ve done well this semester, I still struggle with time management. Sometimes I leave assignments until the last minute or revise only a day before exams.

I’ve decided to start using a study planner and set daily goals. I believe that by managing my time better, I will improve in all areas of life, not just academics.

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