Impact comes from action Life in Africa, much like the rest of the world, is beginning to return to “normal” post pandemic. Tourism is on the rise and hotels in
New career center expands options for MGRC girls’ future If you ever wondered how much a life can be transformed with loving intervention by caring strangers, consider the remarkable journey
Inaugural Maasai Girls Rescue Center Raleigh Hub Nearly 40 people came together April 26th for the inaugural Maasai Girls Rescue Center Raleigh Hub. Hosted by MGRC Board members, Greg Scheu
Giving and receiving: the importance of community A crucial part of our work at MGRC is connecting with our local community. Since our move to Karatu earlier this year, we
Why support MGRC’s ecoVillage? The Maasai Girls Rescue Center’s ecoVillage is founded on the premise that the only lasting way to help people is to teach them how to help
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
School desk donation generates smiles, speeches and a goat! Maasai Girls Rescue Center recently donated 30 wooden desks to the local primary school our girls will attend when we move
Threads of Hope – Dresses for the Girls at MGRC If you regularly check out the MGRC Facebook page and the MGRC website, you’ve undoubtly noticed pictures of the girls wearing colorful
A Christmas to remember In Tanzania, Christmas is more about celebrating the birth of Jesus and less about exchanging gifts or Santa Claus. This year was no different. We attended
Education empowers girls to determine their own path in life Education is a cornerstone of our work here at the Center. Our mission is to adopt the most at-risk girls