Quincy's participation in the Owlypia Global Debate Competitions is a tremendous opportunity for him to develop essential global skills and engage with students from diverse backgrounds.
Quincy, a talented student, has qualified for the Owlypia Global Debate Competitions, an esteemed international event known for fostering essential global skills among students. However, Quincy and his parents, the Directors of Another Hope children's Ministries face a significant financial barrier in covering the expenses associated with his participation, including travel costs, registration fees, accommodation, and other related expenses.
To provide Quincy with the financial support he needs to overcome this barrier and fully participate in the Owlypia Global Debate Competitions. By raising 6500, we can ensure that Quincy has the necessary resources to represent his school and Uganda on an international stage, while also gaining invaluable experiences and skills that will benefit him both academically and personally. By rallying support from our community and beyon
1) Academic Growth by enhancing his critical thinking, research, and communication skills. These skills are essential for success in higher education and future career opportunities. 2) Personal Development: Engaging in a competitive international event like Owlypia will foster Quincy's personal development by boosting his self-confidence, resilience, and adaptability. These qualities will serve him well in navigating challenges and seizing opportunities throughout his life.
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