Bringing Out The Brightness, One Student At A Time

The future looks brighter during the holiday season, and for this little Finding Freedom through Friendship family, it is. In 2014 Larry, his brother Dennis and their widowed mother were homeless, malnourished and financially helpless. For months, their existence was delegated by the daily life of a hospital ward where the family was living while…
Finding Freedom remains committed to our scholarship students as they negotiate the unending challenges of virtual education. Francisco has big dreams for himself.
As the oldest of three boys of a widowed mother, Franklin’s desire to earn a college degree remained a dream due to the meager finances of the household. Without an education, Franklin would have to resign to a life of manual labor (like those before him) close to his home, a remote location in the…
Generational poverty is a significant challenge faced by numerous developing countries in the world today, posing a serious threat to the well-being of millions of children. This inequality in society has long-lasting effects on future generations, and it is an issue that Finding Freedom Through Friendship (FFF) works diligently to address. Those most at risk…
In an increasingly digital world, access to computer education is no longer a luxury—it is a necessity. For children in economically challenged countries, learning computer skills can be a game-changer, breaking the cycle of poverty and opening doors to once unimaginable opportunities. At our Egyptian and Guatemalan tutoring centers, we have seen firsthand how teaching…
Helping villages in Guatemala, one nurse at a time, happens slowly. Very slowly. As in years. Ask a Mayan girl what she wishes to be when she grows up and she will tell you that her desire is to be a teacher. Teachers are often the only female professionals Mayan girls are exposed to, if…