A More Balanced World

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See our latest newsletter: Summer of Harmony and Reciprocity - https://mailchi.mp/509084d4d53b/summer-of-harmony-and-reciprocity

Empower a brighter future for the less fortunate. Your support can make a lasting impact. 🌟 Join us in making a difference.

Meet Godfrey, a true inspiration! 💫 Despite being the oldest of 7 siblings and coming from a family where his parents were divorced, Godfrey’s determination never wavered. With the support of AMBW, he worked tirelessly to complete a two-year auto mechanic program, and this month, he’ll be receiving his well-deserved certificate. 🎓 His goal? To support his single mother and siblings by putting his newfound skills to use. Let’s celebrate Godfrey’s hard work and dedication! 🙌

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Balancing the world, one educational opportunity at a time. Join us in making a lasting impact by reducing the college dropout rate. Together, we can create a more balanced world. 💚

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Join us in creating a more balanced world through collaboration! 🌍 Let’s work together to foster unity, understanding, and positive change.

Mohammad is one of our students at Sharif University of Technology in Tehran♥️

It’s easy to help all you need to do is call (800)500-7433 or go to:
https://tinyurl.com/ambw-cars

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This is Amele, a sponsored student in Ethiopia 💚

Building socio-economic balance through higher education. 🎓💼 Empowering individuals with knowledge and skills to shape a more equitable future. Let’s bridge the gap together!

Newal was born into poverty in Ethiopia. Her single mother, a cleaning person, was unable to send Newal & her sister to school.

Newal, who exhibited fantastic intelligence, aptitude for studying and the ability to work through difficulties and challenges of life, were among the very first students sponsored by ‘A More Balanced World’ in Ethiopia.   

AMBW Student in his first medical Scrubs!

This is what EQUITY looks like!

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Proud of our Afghan Scholar for achieving the “Best Presentation” award at her university’s Student Scientific Conference.

✨ “The greatest gift you can give the less fortunate is the gift of hope!” ✨

A small gesture can light up a life. 🌟

Proud of our partnership with social impact organizations like PCEF who is transforming our shared beliefs and hopes into action in East Uganda.

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🌟 **Celebrating Juneteenth!** 🌟

Today marks the 159th anniversary of Juneteenth, a significant day in American history. On June 19, 1865, enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas, were finally informed of their freedom, two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation.

Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day or Emancipation Day, is a time to honor the end of slavery in the United States and reflect on the progress made towards equality, while recognizing the work that still lies ahead.

Let’s come together to celebrate culture, history, and contributions to society. Happy Juneteenth!

Meet Esther! 🎓 She’s a graduate student supported by ‘A More Balanced World’ in Uganda. 🌍

Learn more about her journey and the impact of this incredible organization.

Happy Father’s Day 💚

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Our student Amarech from Ethiopia 💚

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Michael is an 18 year old high school student, from Tororo, East Uganda

His father has passed away and his mother has moved to the Capital city for work. Michael was raised by his grandmother who sells onions and tomatoes to make a living and cannot afford supporting Michael’s educational expenses. For the last 5 years his schooling was covered by Beatrice, the founder of the Pearl Community Empowerment.

Michael performs well in school and aspires to become a doctor; a surgeon, specifically. He also enjoys music and hopes to learn an instruments one day. Given the means and the opportunity, he can become a productive member of his community and even his country.🌟

This is a wonderful opportunity to achieve one’s dreams despite financial challenges. I extend my heartfelt thanks to the donors.
Words cannot fully capture my feelings of gratitude. Once again, thank you so much to all the donors.