There is Accounting for Hope

In our summer newsletter, we introduced you to Zumana, a Hope International graduate who had received a sponsored university scholarship. He graduated from United Methodist University last month with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and is now the accountant at Hope International.
 
Each of you who have given of your resources to The Hope Project share in making this possible for Zumana.  In particular, we would like to thank Dennis Webb of Webb Accountancy in Leavenworth for granting this university scholarship to Zumana.
 
Below is a gratitude letter Zumana asked us to share with our Hope Project community.

"I want to express my deepest and most sincere gratitude to The Hope Project for their extraordinary generosity and unwavering support that has enabled me to attain my bachelor's degree in accounting. Your commitment to education and belief in the power of providing opportunities has transformed my life in ways words cannot fully capture.

The impact of your sponsorship goes beyond the financial support; it represents a beacon of hope, a lifeline that has allowed me to pursue my dreams and aspirations. Your philanthropy has not only alleviated the financial burden of tuition and living expenses but has also empowered me to focus on my studies, excel academically, and engage in extracurricular activities that enriched my overall learning experience.

I am profoundly grateful for the doors of opportunity you have opened for me. Your investment in my education is an investment in my future and the positive change I aspire to bring to the world. The Hope Project's commitment to fostering education as a catalyst for change has left an indelible mark on my life and instilled in me a deep sense of responsibility to pay it forward.

To the benefactors, organizers, and everyone associated with The Hope Project, please accept my heartfelt appreciation for your vision, compassion, and dedication to making education accessible to those in need. Your selfless contributions have not only shaped my academic journey but have also fueled my determination to contribute meaningfully to society.

As I embark on the next chapter of my life, armed with the knowledge and skills gained during my bachelor's degree, I carry The Hope Project legacy with me. Your belief in my potential has been a driving force, and I am committed to using the education you made possible to create positive change and make a meaningful impact on the world."

Congratulations Zumana! Thank you to each of you for partnering in Hope and for making educational opportunities possible for Zumana and the 1,300+ students of Hope International!