Saying goodbye to water shortages with our new secure clean water system Having access to water is something we all take for granted. You turn on the tap and you
Challenges Archives - Maasai Girls Rescue Center
2022 in review
2022 in Review The girls’ health and well-being is the best measure of our success at Maasai Girls Rescue Center. And by this standard, we had an awesome in year!
Journal Entry: Life in Tanzania is never dull
Journal Entry: Life in Tanzania is never dull Life in Tanzania is never dull, but some times are harder than others. Currently Northern Tanzania is in a serious drought. Our
Journal Entry: Baby Nosim
Journal Entry: Baby Nosim Recently, I received a call from a local social worker about a mother who had died in childbirth. He asked if we could help because the
Challenges are what make life interesting
Challenges are what make life interesting I am thrilled to share with you that the security wall is complete! Thank you to everyone who generously contributed to this crucial first
A Grassroots Alternative to Failed African Aid
A Grassroots Alternative to Failed African Aid Published by Maasai Girls Rescue Center, MGRC ecoVillage Generous people around the world (with the US being the largest donor) provide billions in
Scottsdale man, 71, hikes Grand Canyon in one day to benefit girls in Africa
Scottsdale man, 71, hikes Grand Canyon in one day to benefit girls in Africa By Beverly Medlyn Hugh Illsley goes the extra mile for others – hiking the 24-mile Grand
Nemoipo’s Continuing Education Journey
Nemoipo’s Continuing Education Journey Before Nemoipo joined MGRC, she would walk six kilometers to school, one-way. Often her primary intention for attending class was to receive a single meal —
Upendo’s fight for her education
Upendo’s fight for her education: Overcoming oppression and handicaps Upendo came into our lives about two years ago, when one of my coordinators told me about an albino girl who
Regaining her vision: Bahati’s Story
Regaining her vision: Bahati’s Story Bahati came into our lives back in April when her father brought her to the Center asking for help. She was a sweet 5-year-old with a severe eye problem. I could