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The Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) has earned our trust for : 1) for mission effectiveness in dramatically changing improving the lives of Maasai girls, 2) for creativity and resilience in adapting to the challenges of educating during the COVID pandemic, and 3) for local community involvement in the design and execution of education programs. This non-government organization brings satisfaction to donors like my wife and me by helping Maasai girls achieve the education they need for themselves, family and culture, while avoiding early forced marriage and children that would plunge them into lifelong poverty. The simple strategy is to support the education of Maasai girls and thereby promote sustainable development and equality, and reduce violence and poverty. Each sponsorship donation is earmarked for one student who donors can follow through school and career. Our experience is that The Maasai Girls Education Fund changes two lives for the better, the student and yourself. Stephen & Janet

I am writing to praise Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) for mission effectiveness and for the satisfaction it brings to donors like me. MGEF is a lean organization with a passion for helping Maasai girls achieve the education they need for themselves, family and culture, while avoiding early forced marriage and children that would plunge them into lifelong poverty. The simple strategy is to support the education of Maasai girls and thereby promote sustainable development and equality, and reduce violence and poverty. The simple satisfaction is that each sponsorship donation is earmarked for one student who you can follow through school and career. My experience is that you change two lives for the better, the student and yourself.

We have always been delighted to support the Maasai Gilrs Education Fund. The organization is very professionally run. We are kept informed, but not overrun by appeals for more funds, etc. The organization has achieved great success in helping girls and the Maasai community. We are pround to have sponored the education of a young woman who is now getting her teach degree so she can go back to her community and contribute.

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