SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS

Funds for the Lizzie Project scholarships are managed by World Gospel Mission (WGM), Pati Rodriquez and Rhonda Holton.  Donations are acknowledged by WGM and are tax-deductible.  Money donated is applied 100% towards the scholarship program and is used exclusively for academic needs.  There are no administrative fees.

Scholarship Opportunities

  • Kindergarten – 9th Grade: $150 annually (pays for school books, uniforms and supplies)
  • 10th – 12th Grade (High School): $150 annually (pays for school books and supplies)
  • Nursing School:  $1,000 annually (pays for books and supplies)
  • Note:  Partial scholarships may be given. Administrators will seek to complement your gift amount with other Donor amounts for the total needed.

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Scholarship Sponsorship Requirements

A goal of the Lizzie Project is to help and encourage students and their families.  Scholarships are not intended to make families completely dependent on outside sources. There is a great need for Donors to support the Lizzie Project.  A giving unit for scholarships starts at $150.  You will be sent of the name of your student, along with his/her age, school name, grade, village of residence and supplied with photos.  A photo of the student will be included.

Timeframe

Scholarship money needs to be paid by December 31 of each year for the following academic year, which begins in February. This will allow the timely purchase of uniforms and books.  Remember sponsors keep the same student each year. New sponsors will be assigned to new students in January.  Because of the nursing scholarship cost of $1,000, a nursing student may have multiple sponsors. Continued yearly support assures that sponsors are assigned the same student.  

 Communication Policy with Students

  • Any communication with students should be done through the regional email address: wgmcholuteca@gmail.com
  • Monetary gifts for birthday, Christmas, or food can be made on the donation site at The Lizzie Project.org. During the rainy season, many families go hungry for lack of work.   
  • No cash gifts may be given.