Happy Spring! It is a season of change, and here at MGRC we are seeing great change, as well. Though we are not yet where we want to be, we
Progress Archives - Maasai Girls Rescue Center
Journal Entry: Catching up with the MGRC girls
Journal Entry: Catching up with the MGRC girls Time is moving quickly in Tanzania, and somehow two months have passed since my last journal entry! But so many great things
2021: A year of miraculous transformation for MGRC
2021: A year of miraculous transformation for MGRC A year ago this month, we began a seven-hour journey from our old home in Longido to our new home near Karatu.
Moving beyond survival
Moving beyond survival: Namelock’s story In 2014, before MGRC was founded, the village chief of where I was living asked me to help a girl with skeletal fluorosis, a condition
Journal entry: Rabbits, pigs, chickens and cows, oh my!
Journal entry: Rabbits, pigs, chickens and cows, oh my! Well, another week has gone by, and I cannot believe how fast this year is moving. We met with the Regional
New rescued girl, ecoFarm update, dedication ceremony delayed
Journal entry: New rescued girl, ecoFarm update, dedication ceremony delayed I’ve been told that some people might be interested in knowing how I spend my time while “vacationing” for the
Meet Elisante
Meet Elisante Loi Laizer, MGRC’s new on-site manager! I have been working on finding the right person for this position for quite some time and it hasn’t been easy. This
2020 Year in Review
2020 Year in Review 2020 was a watershed year for MGRC After going through tremendous growth in 2019, we shifted our focus last year to sustainability. We did a lot
Education empowers girls to determine their own path in life
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
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 —