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Arise Graduate Sponsorships

Once our students finish grade twelve, Arise Africa is committed to helping them in their next step in life! Some of our students are ready for trade school and others are qualified for university either in Africa or America. We want to be there for each child as they figure out what path the Lord has laid out for them. This is a critical phase of life as they begin their adult careers. We take each student in a case-by-case basis to navigate each situation and assist them the best we can.

Even with a full-ride scholarship, there are many expenses that come with a college education—books, transportation, meals, and more. Your donations not only support them financially but offers emotional support as well. If you choose to be a monthly supporter, you will receive reports from the student each term as well as the opportunity to write letters.

Graduates Eligible for Sponsorship

Join a Graduate’s Sponsorship Team Starting at $75/Month

Each graduate is supported by a team of sponsors who make it possible for them to pursue higher education and build a brighter future. Sponsorships begin at $75 per month, but every gift—large or small—helps provide the resources, encouragement, and support they need to thrive.

Graduates Eligible for Sponsorship in the USA

Program Graduates

Vaines Matipa

APEX University, Pharmacy

Vainess was one of the first students in our program! Joining us in 2011, 15 years later she was the first in her family to go to college! Not only was she the first to go to college, she earned her degree in Pharmacy. Vainess is reliant on the Lord and gives Him glory for his blessing and provision in her life.

David Sibande

Africa University, Computer Science

“The first time I went to Africa University I was 19 years old, just a teenager with a grade 12 certificate looking forward to achieving greatness through the pursuit of a degree in Computer Information Systems. The 19-year-old David had a lot of expectations about how university life was going to be. I can’t say I was fully wrong or right! One expectation I had was that “university is all about the books”! What I realized is that it’s also about social networking. I never expected that by interacting with classmates and friends, I would develop a strong social-network that could potentially lead to brighter business opportunities.”

Grandson Mwansa

Africa University & Rhema Bible College

“Despite all the craziness, the Lord has been faithful and good to me. I have seen His mighty works in my heart. During my college journey, the Lord prompted my heart with a desire to develop the character that represents Christ in my life. Through His grace, my perspective on the world has improved. I enjoy good work ethics, have respect for human dignity, and the desire to live my day to day life with integrity. I’m forever grateful for His goodness and everlasting love.”

Benson Mwenya

DMI St. Eugene University

Benson was the first student Arise supported to pursue education beyond high school. He received a degree in Social Work in May of 2013. He is currently employed and working in Lusaka, Zambia. Benson has a wife and two small daughters.

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