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Here are the stories of deserving individuals who have had their college educations sponsored by the Kapadia Education Foundation. We are always looking for more sponsors and more student candidates. See How to Be a Sponsor or How to Apply to learn more.

Some of our students have written letters of appreciation. See them here.

Chemi Wangmo
New Delhi, India
Chemi Wangmo is in her twenties and has been studying to be a teacher at the Indraprastha College for Women, University of Delhi. She wants to be a journalist someday so that she can, in her words, "hope to do something for my country and my fellow Tibetan brothers & sisters".
Read Chemi's letter of application to Kapadia Education Foundation
Nguen ThanhTungNguen Thanh Tung
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Tung comes from a small village north of Can Tho in southern Vietnam, from a family of farmers living in a hut along a tributary of the Mekong river. In 2003, Tung graduated from HCM University with a bachelor’s degree in commerce, with an emphasis on tourism. He is also considering getting a Master’s Degree someday, and to use his knowledge of English and French to expand his prospects internationally. Tung is now enjoying his work as Relationship Manager and Manager of the Enterprise of the Asia Commercial Bank.
MalleyStanslaus Malley
Arusha, Tanzania
Stanslaus has graduated from the Open University of Tanzania with a Bachelor of Education degree. He is planning to us his skills as a teacher to help the community, especially poor families.
Read Stanslaus's statement to Kapadia Education Foundation.

Monica Singha-Sammy
Accra, Ghana
Monica Singha-Sammy, sponsored in 2007, is studying for her Bachelor of Arts at the University of Ghana. Upon completion of her university education, she hopes to pursue a career in banking. On how she plans to help her community, Monica says, “I shall work and help other people who are needy in my community. I shall particularly organize and counsel young ladies in the community to pursue courses in high school and at college level, which would enable them to develop meaningful careers. I will also work with women and children in my community on health-related issues.” Monica is being sponsored through cooperation between Binghamton Students for Students International (BSSI) and Kapadia Education Foundation, and she is being mentored by Bill Liatsis, a student at Binghamton and current President of BSSI.

More Success Stories
Dzidudu Darkey-Mensah: Aiming to produce documentaries on deprived areas.
Emilia Akortia: Studying to be a lawyer to prosecute domestic violence.
Mercy Makafui Tsorme: Plans to assist children to attend school.
Sebastian Fredua Bonsu: Will generate opportunities in emerging tech businesses.
Isaac Kofi Fletcher: Studying for a diploma in software engineering.
Like Moon: "I think that I am one of the most lucky girl in the world."
Cynthia Alariba Bayelimah: Plans to purue a Master's degree in Ghana.
Gloria Baltazari: Studying law for skills to fight corruption.
Upendo Josephat Kaaya: Enrolled in courses to learn bookkeeping, secretarial skills.
Martha Wanjuki: Her goal is to help her community in Kenya eradicate poverty.
Godfrey Ndoshi Sosthenes: Teaching in secondary schools while continuing his studies.


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