Meet Scovia! “Hello, I'm Scovia. One thing I’ve learned from my fellow TNHF scholars is how to manage my time with different activities I have to do, and do all things out of love and unity.' Your gift today supports our Leadership Development Workshops! ow.ly/VT2x50RAr4Z

Today, Irene shares the transformational lessons she's learning from her fellow TNHF scholars. Make a gift to our Spring Campaign today, supporting our Leadership Development Workshops, and help empower our students' success! Visit ow.ly/a0uv50Rzxs7 to make your gift.

Please join us this month and help us raise critical funds for our monthly Leadership Development Workshops! Our students are sharing the life-lessons they are learning from their fellow scholars, opportunities made possible by our workshops. Give today! ow.ly/TrTm50RxGeH

This month we are raising $25,000 for our monthly Leadership Development Workshops! Our workshops are facilitated by leaders from the government, business, and NGO sectors in Rwanda, equipping our students with necessary professional skills. Give today! ow.ly/asUn50RwgK0

Meet Christophe! Our students are sharing their stories with you all month long as part of our 2024 Spring Campaign. Together, we can raise $25,000 to support our critical Leadership Development Workshops. Make your gift today! ow.ly/xyF750RvZ2o
Thank you for your support!

Meet Doreen! “Hello! I'm Doreen. From my fellow TNHF scholars, I've learned a lot of things including love, the real form of a family, unity, and respect. Please give to the TNHF Spring Campaign and help me realize my dreams as a leader. Thank you!” ow.ly/CJ7450RtS5p

We are kicking off our Spring Campaign today! Please join us this month and help us raise $25,000 to support our monthly Leadership Development Workshops. Each monthly workshop costs $3,000 and we urgently need your help! ow.ly/Xl2s50RsUxV Thank you for your support!

Meet Isaac! 'Compassionate leadership isn't about weakness; it's about strength...As a TNHF scholar who is being taught to become an agent of change, I left the workshop feeling empowered to integrate these principles into my own leadership style.”

Our students recently shared what they learned from March's student workshop. Sarah said: “Through understanding one’s origin lies the capacity to leverage personal experiences to build meaningful relationships...and inspire one another to achieve common goals.” #womenwednesday

Meet Irene! 'The most meaningful thing about the workshop conversation was that by understanding where I come from, I gain valuable self-awareness that can inform our leadership decisions and interactions.'
#womenwednesday

Today begins the commemoration of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. Join us in taking a moment today to pause as we remember those we lost, honor survivors, and give gratitude for the resilience of the people of Rwanda. #Kwibuka30

Meet Aimee! Aimee is studying Conservation Agriculture. Her dream is to solve challenges in agriculture. “The future of food production will require creativity.' Achieving her dream means providing for her family, community, and even her country as a leader. #womenwednesday

It's #womenwednesday ! Recently, our students explored the idea of compassionate leadership. Today, Denyse shared her thoughts on what compassionate leadership means to her. We love seeing our students grow as scholars and leaders!

Our 2023 Impact Report is here! Read highlights from our students and alumni, donors, a special message from our Executive Director, and more! Visit ow.ly/i8Uf50QWN1U to read the full report.

Meet Jamirah! Recently, Jamirah attended a Moot Court Arbitration competition in Kenya that brought together representatives from all East African. She and three other students representing the University of Rwanda placed third! #womenwednesday

Empowered women empower women!

#internationalwomensday #IWD2024 #africa

Meet Doreen! Doreen is now studying Transport Management. Doreen is looking forward to completing her studies and getting a good job. She also wants to contribute to her community by helping people break out of the rigidities around not educating children. #womenwednesday

Have you ever wondered what our name means? Our name, These Numbers Have Faces, expresses a world-changing idea. The statistics we hear about Africa in the media are more than numbers. They represent people with goals. We hope our work highlights these stories in East Africa!

In sub-Saharan Africa, only 3% of women are able to attend university. Yet studies show the best way to break the cycle of poverty and significantly transform the lives of families and communities is to educate women. #womenwednesday

Meet Joy! Joy is studying Finance. Her dream is to be successful in her career and to mentor young people, especially young girls. She wants to encourage them to pursue an education because a good education can transform a person’s life!
#womenwednesday