My name is Morro Suleyman, a 2026 First Class Business Administration graduate of Ashesi University. My journey to this milestone began with a significant challenge, despite achieving straight A’s in my WASSCE, I faced a future without the financial means to pursue higher education.
Everything changed when I connected with the TheresahMary Foundation. Through their dedicated mentorship program, they guided me in securing a prestigious scholarship from the Mastercard Foundation, making my dream of attending Ashesi University a reality.
Throughout my four years of study, the foundation remained a constant pillar of support, providing essential learning materials and professional mentorship. Beyond the resources, they offered something even more valuable, hope. They are a living testament to the fact that selfless individuals still exist, committed to uplifting their communities.
I am eternally grateful to the TheresahMary Foundation for ensuring my dreams remained intact. As I look toward the future, I am eager to pursue a Master’s degree in Finance and build a career as an Investment Banker. Thank you for believing in me.

My name is Sharifa Mohammed, and I am a native of Navrongo but stays at Yawhima Sunyani with my family. My path to higher education has been defined by resilience, family support, and the life changing intervention of those who believe in the power of education.
After completing my Senior High School education and passing the WASSCE with excellent marks, my academic journey came to an unexpected halt. Due to the heavy financial burden on my parents, I spent five years at home, holding onto my dreams while my peers moved forward. Despite the delay, I never lost sight of my goal to study Information Technology.
Everything changed when Sir Clement witnessed my family’s struggles and recognized my potential. He recommended me to the TheresahMary Foundation, an organization dedicated to empowering students like me. I applied for their scholarship program and was honoured to be selected as a beneficiary.
Today, I am proudly pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at the University of Energy and Natural Resources (UENR). Becoming a TheresahMary Foundation scholar has been a profound blessing. By removing the crushing weight of tuition fees, the foundation has allowed me to focus entirely on my academics without financial anxiety, develop technical skills essential for the modern world and also pursue my dream of becoming a specialist in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
I am deeply grateful to the TheresahMary Foundation and Sir Clement for their kindness and vision. You didn’t just pay for my education, you gave me the freedom to pursue my dreams without fear. I am committed to making the most of this opportunity and eventually contributing to the world as an AI specialist.

My name is Oteng Richard, a graduate of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana. Although I was born and raised in Techimantia in the Ahafo Region of Ghana, my family hails from Konglomo, a village in the Upper West Region of Ghana. My journey through education has been shaped by determination, resilience, and a strong desire to succeed despite financial challenges.

From my early years in primary school through to senior high school, I consistently excelled academically and was recognized as the overall best student. My passion for learning earned me admission to KNUST, where I pursued my undergraduate degree in Computer Engineering with great enthusiasm. However, three months before I began my university education, I lost my father, which created significant financial difficulties for me.

As a result, I had to find ways to support myself through school. At certain points, I engaged in small-scale mining (galamsey) to raise funds for my tuition and accommodation. Despite these challenges, I remained committed to my education and successfully progressed through my studies.

After my second year, I faced a major setback when I could no longer afford to return to school due to financial constraints. During this difficult time, a friend of mine who learned about my situation introduced me to TheresahMary foundation. Through the generosity and vision of the foundation’s CEO, Mr. Clement  Nana Yaw Amponsah, I was awarded a scholarship that covered my academic and accommodation expenses for the remainder of my university education.

The support I received from the foundation was life-changing. It not only enabled me to complete my undergraduate degree, but also restored my hope and strengthened my belief in the power of opportunity and support. I am deeply grateful for the investment the foundation made in my future, and it has inspired me to strive for excellence and give back to society.

Today, with my strong analytical thinking, commuincation, problem-solving and programming skills,  I am eager to further my education in data science and build a career that will allow me to solve real-world problems and contribute meaningfully to my community and beyond.