We are glad to announce that 5 students have been covered this semester by Jordanians living in the gulf. We wish the students all the best of luck this new semester.
Aya:
Abbas:
Muath:
Abdel Raouf:
Jawdat:
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on January 7th, 2012 | 1 Comment »
We have the following students who need to register for the 2nd semester of 2011-2012. The registration at the universities in Jordan has begun and we need your support ASAP to cover the tuitions within a 10 days period.
You can contact us at [info@undermyolivetree.com]
The students are:
Princes Sumaya University of Technology: 920JDs
Major: Programing Engineering
Note: Aya received a special discount because of her high GPA
Philadelphia University: 1,160 JDs
Major: Accounting
Current grade: 90%
Note: Abbas is an orphan
Philadelphia University: 1,3370 JDs, 3rd year
Balqa Applied University: 900 JDs
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Al Israa University: 1,200 JDs – First year
Major: Accounting
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on December 15th, 2011 | No Comments »
Another success story today from loving Jordanians. 20 school students from Jabal Al Natheef were sponsored for 1 year. They go to Shima’a school and Ramlah Bint Abu Ouf primary school.
A big shout goes to Diala who made this possible 
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on November 28th, 2011 | No Comments »
Just 24 hours after posting that Jawdat needs to cover his tuition this semester, a very generous Jordanian woman sent us her donations. Today Jawdat can start studying for his exams.
The only thing we can say is: Thank you!
Below is the donation we received today
Below is the receipt from last month donation
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on November 26th, 2011 | No Comments »
We managed to cover half of the tuition for Jawdat for this semester which was 500JDs. (check here for more details). But Jawdat will not be able to sit for the exams unless the rest of the tuition is paid. He still needs 510 JDs.
If interested to to help, please contact us ASAP at info@undermyolivetree.com
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Razan wanted to do her share of empowering our kids in Jordan. So she sponsored two elementary students for this year.
There are still 168 students who need sponsorship. Every student tuition will cost 40JDs per year.
If interested to sponsor, contact us at info@undermyolivetree.com
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on November 14th, 2011 | No Comments »
Below are the tuition receipts of elementary and high school students in Jabal Al Natheef. But there are still 168 students who are not covered. The cost is as follows:
Grade 1 -10: 40 JDs, doesn’t include books or school bags
Grade 1-10: 237 students x 40= 6,720 JDs
To donate, you can contact us at info@undermyolivetree.com
For Back to School Campaign 2011 (click here)
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on November 14th, 2011 | 1 Comment »
School tuition for Jude, Marlena and Joseph was secured. We would like to thank the donors who offered a hand to this family.
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Israa will graduate this semester (post here), there was a remaining amount to cover her full tuition. Thanks to Younis for his generous contribution.
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on November 5th, 2011 | No Comments »
In our last post “Um Shady new business” we mentioned that she was provided with a special fund to start her new business of selling new clothes. Um Shady managed to sell all the stuff she bought to the people in her neighborhood. She is now renovating the shop she took where she will use it as a storage. IBDAA thankfully funded another amount of money for the project so Um Shady can manage to buy more clothes to sell.
It is still a long way until Um Shady makes good profit, therefore she needs the following:
1. Cover the due house rent (3 months): 55 x 3 = 165 JDs
2. Gas tank for the gas heater
If interested to help, let us know [info@undermyolivetree.com]
Note: The quality of the images are low because they were taken from Um Shady neighbor cell phone.
Filed under: UnderMyOliveTree on October 31st, 2011 | No Comments »
