As part of the ongoing work we are doing with GMMAfrica educating underprivileged children in Cameroon, Catalyst Exhibits is happy to announce that we are now sponsoring the education of Mildred, one of the many young teenagers there in need of funding.
Catalyst’s CEO, Paul Stahlberg, has agreed to sponsor Mildred’s education for a year, which will include the cost of all her school fees, books etc.
Mildred is one of many children that Reverend Teh Francis is helping educate through the GMMAfrica charity group. For many children in the area, there is no other route to education - the only way to escape the poverty trap that many of these kids find themselves in.
In recent weeks, we have heard back from Teh about the impact the motorbikes we have helped buy have had on the group’s education program and finances.
You can read more about that in previous stories just below this post.
We’d just like to say ‘Best of Luck’ to Mildred from everyone here at Catalyst Exhibits and wish her the very best for the coming school year.
Last week, in our 
The headline says it all: breaking the circle of poverty. It’s hard to believe that a couple of motorbikes could make such a huge difference in the lives of so many kids with nothing. But they have.
It may be a bit early for celebrations but we are delighted to report that there has been some genuine interest in the blog we ran last week looking for volunteers to help with the Cameroon children’s education projects.
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