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It would have not been possible for this foundation to exist if people [most of them are Rwandan students who study in the United States of America] with a good heart would have not donated their money to this foundation.

Any given donation helps Isaro Foundation to help Rwandan students. For example, let us say that you donate $10. $10 can ship 4 books to Rwanda for 4 young Rwandan students to read. With this $10, those students are becoming readers. You can rise 4 readers [potential future leaders] by only donating $10!

Even a penny can help! Imagine if everyone who visits this website would donate just one penny (6 Rwandan Francs)! We would be able to ship containers of books to Rwandan students who cannot afford to get books. Every one can help, you can too!

It will not be possible for this non-profit organization to continue improving the youth of Rwanda, a country that has gone through many hardships in the past, without a minimum financial support.

Join us today! Reading and Writing Competition on May 16th, 2013 This competition is a partnership between Isaro Foundation and the Rwandan Ministry of Sports and Culture. It was sponsored by the US Embassy in Rwanda. See the agenda and participating schools...Read more Join us in the Fundraising to Ship Collected Books to Rwanda Overview Isaro Foundation is a non- profit organization born of an initiative to make Rwanda the most educated country in Africa. Jean Leon Iragena founded Isaro Foundation on October 15th, 2011, while a sophomore at Millsaps College. The organization has since grown to encompass a number of (...)...Read more	Latest News The Chronicle Interviews Isaro Foundation Founder Iragena Chronicle of Higher Education: Jean-Leon Iragena of Millsaps College has started the Isaro (...)....read more Isaro Foundation Ranks Number 5 among 20 Most Successful Nonprofits Started by Students in the United States of America Jean-Léon Iragena – a 22 year old a Millsaps College (USA) student and holder of Rwandan (...)....read more

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