Scholarship Fund Sponsored Students

Denia Janely Ponce Diaz

• Currently has 88% average• 17 years old• Lives in San Fransisco• Enjoys computers• Wishes to get a college degree in computer systems• Has 1 brother and 1 sister and lives with both parents• Likes English and Spanish• Dislikes Math• Personal Message: • You are so important to us and we appreciate the good

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Dayana Yakelin Chacon Maitinez

• Currently has 84%• 19 years old• Lives in Guadlahara• Enjoys computers• Wishes to get a college degree in computer systems• Has 2 brothers and 1 sister• Lives with grandparents• Likes Math and Spanish• Dislikes Honduran studies• Personal Message:• Thanks, we pray for you to be blessed

Juan Carlos Espinol Flores

• Currently has 90%• 17 years old, 11th grade• Lives in New Esperenza• Wants to go on in Industrial Engineering and electronics/machinery• Has 3 brothers and 2 sisters• Lives with both parents• Enjoys Chemistry and Biology• Dislikes Industrial Theory Organization• Personal message to sponsors:• Thanks for all of the effort you do in Canada. Because thanks to your effort

we can go ahead in our studies. It is a big help that helps both us personally and our families because it helps us to eventually support our families. For us, we are challenged to reciprocate to match your efforts. Also, thanks you are helping us now and we would like to help others in the future.

Name: Gevson Leonel Sanchez Ramos

• Currently has 86% average• 15 years old, 10th grade• Lives in Zamorano• Wants to be a civil engineer• Has 1 brother and 3 sisters• Lives with mother• Enjoys Chemical drawings and shop class• Dislikes Technical mechanics• Personal Message:• Thanks again, we are committing to be good people in

the future

Name: Belinda Azucena Garcia Corrales

• Money was given to pay for her books for weekend studies• There are also 2 other women and one boy doing this• Her goals are to finish school; she is currently studying at grade 8

level. She hopes to finish school so she can help her children. Every 2 months they have tests. She is 31 years old and a single mom of 2 boys- aged 8 and 5 and two girls- age 12 and 10. She has been struggling with her marks due to personal situation at home. She hopes to help her children get a better education. She says there are many others like her who need her help and she has been helping the others to write letters to apply for assistance from our committee. Last year this program started with 7th grade and this year they have opened it up to grade 8 and 9. The problem is buying books @ 900 limp or $50 (US). Sometimes she has to work but she does not have a job so she buys and then sells things