Sua Foundation Inc |
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Or Motto: Wela Kehwon ~ "God Acts through humanity " |
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D. LeRoy Sua, CEO |
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Ganta Mission School Scholarships
Ronda Ditter-Schmidt
Scholarship Fund
Dr. Jonathan Uy Family High School ScholarshipTantee Lougon was born on July 5, 2002 in Saclepea City, Nimba County unto the union of Isaac Lougon and Betsy Lougon. Her mother hails from Glehyee Zorpea, Yahwin Messonnoh District while her father comes from Saclepea City. The couple has 6 children and Tantee is the 6th of those children. Tanteeās father is a Classroom Teacher at a public school in Saclepea while the mother is a petty trader. She lives with her elder sister who is also a high school student in Ganta. Miss Lougon is a baptized member of the Miller McAllister United Methodist Church and an active member of the Youth Fellowship of the Church. Tantee desires to become a Medical Doctor in the future. It is with great pleasure that we are recommending Tantee Lougon to the Sua Foundation for a possible sponsorship. New Principal, Principal, Mr. Zawolo Z. Zuagele, on the left, who was appointed during the recent GUMS graduation by the Bishop of the Liberia Annual Conference, the United Methodist Church. Standing with Principal Zuagele are scholarship students from Saclepea City an area of subsistence farming and on the right Sua Foundation Representative Sei Weledia Sua.
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Sua Foundation, Inc. 6067 Stoney Creek Place Lakeland, Florida 33811 |
Sua Foundation, Inc. 1006 Farnam Street La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601 |
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Sua Foundation, Inc. is a registered charity 501C(3) in the United States of America, and in Liberia we are registered as a nonprofit tax exempt organization. We began simultaneous operations in both countries in November of 2005. As a public foundation, most of our funding support is generated from public contribution. We encourage donations and grants from public and private sectors.
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