This month, we honored fifteen TNHF students who graduated from university and from our University Leadership Program! We are so proud of these young leaders, who worked incredibly hard in their classrooms and communities. Today, we congratulate these four TNHF graduates!
July's Leadership Development Workshop was entirely student-led! Team-building exercises, a student-led health presentation, student elections, a wonderful shared meal, singing, and much more. We hope you'll take a moment to see a few moments from our inspiring workshop!
Here are a few moments from our June Leadership Development Workshop! This workshop focused on financial literacy, leadership, and entrepreneurship. These conversations and skills are so important for our scholars' development!
We did it! Thank you to everyone who generously gave to our 2026 Spring Campaign. Because of you, we exceeded our goal and raised $27,376! Thank you so much for walking alongside our scholars and supporting this empowering work!
Meet Emmanuel! Today, Emmanuel talks about how he is using his Community Impact Project to deliver public health education and support to his community!
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Thank you for your partnership!
Thank you to everyone who has generously given to our Spring Campaign so far! Your generosity makes a transformational difference in the lives of our students and their broader communities in Rwanda. We cannot thank you enough for that!
Our 2026 University Leadership Program student application will open tomorrow, May 18! Applications are open from May 18 to May 31, 2026. Please note that due to the high volume of applications, we are unable to respond to every applicant. Visit tfaforms.com/5223144 to apply.
Thank you! We are grateful for this amazing start to our Community Impact Starts Here Spring Campaign. Thank you for making so much possible for our students and their broader communities!
Today is the start of our 2026 Spring Campaign! Your gift to These Numbers Have Faces supports education and leadership development for promising youth in East Africa! Click here to learn more and give now! ow.ly/penN50YSz0C
Today marks the beginning of the 32nd commemoration of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda. Kwibuka is a time to gather to remember, unite, and renew. Join us in taking time today to remember those we lost, honor survivors, and give hope for a peaceful future.
Our 2025 Impact Report is here! This year's report features student and alum stories, program highlights, a special message from our Executive Director, and more. We hope you'll take a look and see what we've been up to this year! ow.ly/gqqG50YzlBW
Our students and staff recently gathered together for our monthly Leadership Development Workshop! January's theme was Realizing Your Dreams Through Strategic Planning and encouraged our students to connect as a community of scholars. Here are a few moments of our day together!
From all of us at These Numbers Have Faces, thank you for believing in our mission! We are so grateful for all that our students accomplished in 2025. We can't wait to keep this momentum going in 2026. We wish you a joyous and peaceful new year!
We are halfway there with two weeks left to raise at least $100,000 in support of our students in 2026! Thank you so much to everyone who has generously given so far. We cannot do this work without you!
Thank you! We are grateful for this inspiring start to our Be the Bridge Holiday Campaign. Thank you to everyone who has generously given so far. We cannot do this empowering work without you!
Today wraps up our new student introductions! We are excited to introduce you to:
Steven G - Business management
Toussaint - Software Engineering
Winnie - Accounting and Finance
Steven M - Business administration in Management
Welcome, scholars!
We are thrilled to welcome these incredible young leaders to our University Leadership Program!
Paul - Project management
Peace - Graphic design and Animation
Sandra - Pharmacy
Shallon - Accounting and Finance
Larissa Jasmine joined our program this year and now studies Midwifery. Larissa Jasmine is excited to use her degree to reduce maternal and neonatal mortality rates, emphasizing the importance of prenatal and postpartum care. She also hopes to be an advocate for women's rights!

































