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

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James Jacob
Education is the key to our life. I know that without it I am unable to accomplish my dream. I will make sure that I can do whatever I can to pass the exam.
My parents made many efforts to help me get my basic needs and their needs. They have low income to pay for my academics and their needs in the home. At times they go to borrow money to pay my school fees so as to help me.
If my life afterwards is good, I will help other students. If the School Fund will help me to reach my dreams, I will return help to society and other students. In society, I will help orphans and street children in the town or city. And I will develop this branch of the School Fund and I will give my parents basic needs.

Birthday: 2010

Gender: Male

Favorite Classes: Science

Favorite Books: Geography

I Want to Be: Pilot

Hobbies: playing football and watching TV

Family: father, mother, 2 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
James's Journal
181 Entries
My Wonderful TSF Family👨‍👨‍👧‍👦
​I know you are all working hard—attending classes, and growing smarter every single day. We are so proud of you!
​I wanted to share a very important saying, a secret weapon for success that we, your TSF family, believe in: “Time the time before it time you.”
​What does that mean?
​Think of time like a loyal dog. If you give it commands and tell it what to do (that’s the “time the time” part), it works hard for you. If you ignore it and let it wander (that’s the “before it time you” part), you suddenly look up, and the project deadline is today, the test is tomorrow, and all your free time is gone!
​When you are at school, you are the boss of your minutes.
• ​Time your studying: Focus on the hard subjects first when your brain is fresh.
• ​Time your breaks: Schedule fun and relaxation so you don't burn out.
​If you choose what your time does, you will never feel rushed or stressed. You get to control your schedule, and that means you always have time for both work and play.
​Keep leading your time, not following it. You’ve got this!
​With so much love and belief in your future. And remind you all to not forget to pray for our country Tanzania.
Love you all 🤍.
Hello WEF, today I want to share with you about the importance of teamwork.
This semester, we were given several group assignments. At first, it was hard to agree on ideas, but we learned to listen to one another and divide tasks equally.

Through teamwork, I discovered that we can achieve much more when we work together. Everyone has something to contribute, and respect is key to success in any group.
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