Orphans to Computer Programmers
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PLEASE HELP PROTUS AND DUNCAN BEAT THE ODDS AND BECOME COMPUTER PROGRAMMERS!
(Please watch the video above to see their story and to HEAR FROM PROTUS AND DUNCAN themselves.)
Protus Oduory and Duncan Arani, two young men who've beat the odds.
At least that have so far.
You see, both Protus and Duncan were born in rural Kenya.
THEIR FAMILIES WERE SO POOR..
...they were left at the doorstep of an orphanage called Mama Tunzas.
This is where they grew up, with hundreds of other orphaned children.
And this is where I met them over seven years ago.
Protus and Duncan grew up without any parents, but did the best they could.
We supported them all through their secondary school years and through a couple years of college.
PROTUS AND DUNCAN HAVE DREAMS OF...
...becoming computer programmers.
They some day want to work for a good company so that they can have families and live a productive and prosperous life.
They are hard workers, smart and self-confident.
Protus and Duncan are attending the Moringa Computer Programming school in Nairobi.
The Moringa school guarantees 95% of their students job placement after their successful graduation.
This would mean that Protus and Duncan could go on to achieve their dream of having an important skill, a well paying job and a real opportunity to have a wonderful life.
A LIFE THAT ONLY A VERY SMALL FRACTION...
...of the children who come from their circumstances are ever able to achieve.
They have everything it takes to become great programmers, but they lack one thing.
They lack the money to put themselves through the second part of their computer programming training.
THEY HAVE ALREADY SUCCESSFULLY GRADUATED...
...from their basic programming classes, so they have worked extremely hard to prove they are able to complete the their 15 week advanced computer programming training course.
They are trying to raise $7,200 to cover their school tuition and their living expenses.
Their combined tuition for the 15 week advanced course is $3,200 plus their living expenses for four months is $4,000.
WOULD YOU CONSIDER...
...helping Protus and Duncan beat the odds by achieving their dream of becoming computer programmers so they can escape the life of extreme poverty and live a productive, purposeful and fulfilling life?
I hope so.
Sincerely,
David Frey
(Please watch the video above to see their story and to HEAR FROM PROTUS AND DUNCAN themselves.)
Protus Oduory and Duncan Arani, two young men who've beat the odds.
At least that have so far.
You see, both Protus and Duncan were born in rural Kenya.
THEIR FAMILIES WERE SO POOR..
...they were left at the doorstep of an orphanage called Mama Tunzas.
This is where they grew up, with hundreds of other orphaned children.
And this is where I met them over seven years ago.
Protus and Duncan grew up without any parents, but did the best they could.
We supported them all through their secondary school years and through a couple years of college.
PROTUS AND DUNCAN HAVE DREAMS OF...
...becoming computer programmers.
They some day want to work for a good company so that they can have families and live a productive and prosperous life.
They are hard workers, smart and self-confident.
Protus and Duncan are attending the Moringa Computer Programming school in Nairobi.
The Moringa school guarantees 95% of their students job placement after their successful graduation.
This would mean that Protus and Duncan could go on to achieve their dream of having an important skill, a well paying job and a real opportunity to have a wonderful life.
A LIFE THAT ONLY A VERY SMALL FRACTION...
...of the children who come from their circumstances are ever able to achieve.
They have everything it takes to become great programmers, but they lack one thing.
They lack the money to put themselves through the second part of their computer programming training.
THEY HAVE ALREADY SUCCESSFULLY GRADUATED...
...from their basic programming classes, so they have worked extremely hard to prove they are able to complete the their 15 week advanced computer programming training course.
They are trying to raise $7,200 to cover their school tuition and their living expenses.
Their combined tuition for the 15 week advanced course is $3,200 plus their living expenses for four months is $4,000.
WOULD YOU CONSIDER...
...helping Protus and Duncan beat the odds by achieving their dream of becoming computer programmers so they can escape the life of extreme poverty and live a productive, purposeful and fulfilling life?
I hope so.
Sincerely,
David Frey
Organizer
David Frey
Organizer
Friendswood, TX
