







There will be three classrooms, an outside toilet, a water harvest tank & outside paint. The extra classroom, rain harvest tank and outside paint were not included in the cost of the first building we constructed for the preschool. These costs were added after construction was finished. The cost will be more than the anticipated cost and that pledged by our friends in Canada. We need additional funds to have the school ready by January 2013. Three classrooms is the requirement of the District.
Women in Rwanda want to learn English!
Urukundo Foundation will sponsor them.
If you are looking for a project to support this is a very worthwhile. Your support would be a great gift to many!
...to build this school. It is our goal to have 2 classrooms ready by January 2013. Our school year starts in January for Primary and Secondary students. For University the school year starts in September.
The classrooms are needed to accept the first graduates of Cyakabiri Preschool. With your help this is possible. Education is so vital here in Rwanda and everywhere. It is the key to a brighter future for our world. Consider becoming a partner on the pathway to learning and make another HOPE BECOME REAL.
This is an invitation to educators reading this newsletter.
If you want a new experience and want to make a difference in the lives of children it is possible. Please consider coming to Rwanda and working with our teachers at Urukundo Learning Center.
Whatever your expertise we can use you.
ANOTHER WAY TO PARTNER
For a gift of $100 or more a stone can be added to the path to learning. The proceeds go to further education in our village and the community. A gift in honor of, in memory of or just because you want to make a difference would be appreciated.
Path to Learning adds 2 new stones
Valerie and her mom from Canada visited Urukundo Village for a short time in May and sister Charley is coming in June for a month of volunteer work. Mom Diane placed the stone to honor her two older daughters.
Thank you Diane.
The path is in front of the new building for classrooms leading to the original class room where it all started. Where will the future lead as Urukundo develops in education?