The Zambia’s Scholarship Fund supports a continuous cycle of education in Zambia.
Success Stories
Zambia's Scholarship Fund
Peggy Rogers President |
6035 N. 4500 W. Bear River City, UT 84301 |
435-279-8900 801-588-9435 |
peggyarogers@yahoo.com
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Scott Rogers Vice President |
6035 N. 4500 W. Bear River City, UT 84301 |
435-279-8900
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scotty94840@yahoo.com
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Barbara Sims Secretary |
1148 N. Hwy 89 Kaysville, UT 84037 |
801-589-0336
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barbara4zambia@yahoo.com
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Susan Andersen Treasurer |
190 W. 1500 N. Brigham City, UT 84302 |
435-734-2318
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susan4zambia@yahoo.com
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Bobbie Brock Public School Coordinator |
882 W. 885 S. Brigham City, UT 84302 |
435-723-7987 |
jerrybob61@hotmail.com
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Brita Chon Foundations Specialist |
3125 S. 4880 W. West Valley, UT 84120 |
801-955-1005
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britta4zambia@yahoo.com
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Ann Belk Newsletter Specialist |
4740 W. 14400 N. Garland, UT 84312 |
435-458-3417
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ann4zambia@yahoo.com
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Total Income |
173,553
|
190,000 |
Total Expenses
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195,634
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138,530
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Fundraising Expenses |
22,000
|
10,000
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Total Administrative Expenses in Zambia (no administrative expenses in the U.S.) |
9,000
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Not available |
Zambia's Scholarship Fund is a 501(c)(3) charity.
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In the documentary, Teach a Man to Fish, Humphrey Kafula tells us how as a young teen he become utterly hopeless. His home life was very bad and he had no chance of success at school. He could see no end to his misery. He went out to a remote area, planning to take his life, hoping he would never be found and bring shame to his mother. While there he had a miraculous experience that made him realize that God cared for him. He turned around and went home and in a very short time ended up being sponsored so that he could go to school. He meet a teacher that changed his life filling him with hope and inspiration. His greatest desire in life then became the goal to become a teacher and share the light he gained from his education. Humphrey worked in the mines to save enough money, but couldn’t make ends meet. Eventually the Fund was able to send Humphrey to college. He was so happy he couldn’t express it.
Now, Humphrey is a teacher assigned to a rural village. Now his dreams of bringing hope and happiness to hundreds of young African students has come true. In time he hopes to work his way up to being a High School teacher.
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