Hello everyone - I have the best news to announce! Phina from Uganda has become our 6th Deaf Dreamer! Her background story is unique and proves her inner strength. So many miracles have fallen into place for this amazing woman. With the help of her supportive parents, she was able to start college last year (a rarity in Uganda!). However, during her first semester, her parents were murdered by armed robbers and her she had to pull out of school to fetch and sell water to meet

We received photos from Jerry in Uganda this week. He is our 3rd Deaf Dreamer and studying art at university. I knew you would love seeing h

Hello everyone! I am excited to announce that as of this morning we are sponsoring our 5th Deaf Dreamer! Patricia from KENYA is absolutely thrilled to go to university. She has worked hard to prepare herself for the rigors of school and has been persistent and determined in her efforts to find scholarship options. She has the support of her church congregation behind her! We are rooting on her dream to start a primary school for Deaf in Kenyan Sign Language. Congratulations,

We were so excited to learn that Victoria successfully passed her first year at university in Ghana! We received her grades early last week and couldn't be prouder of her hard work. Her dream of becoming a Deaf teacher will soon be realized!! Thank you, all of you, for your support and love in her behalf. These scholarships wouldn't exist without your support! - Destiny #GhanaDeaf #deafcommunityinGhana #VictoriaAggrey #TheDeafDream #DeafDreamer #Deafscholarships #Deafcolleges

Last week was a HUGE week for The Deaf Dream. We are absolutely THRILLED to announce that Jerry, our newest Deaf Dreamer, started university last week in Uganda! Jerry's dream is to "use my skills in arts to influence and inspire other Disabled person to do the same things I do. These are the people who grew up knowing that their disability is the end of their lives and there's nothing they can do, yet in actual sense, they have hidden talents but only mistaken by the local b

I just received an email from Victoria's mentor, Emmanuel, who says that she completed her first college exams and will now start her second semester at Presbyterian College of Education! To learn more about Victoria, see our Updates section. The ONLY way she could attend college is through your donations. THANK YOU for all you do! Destiny #nonprofitorganizationfordeafcollegeeducation #DeafCollegeScholarships #DeafDreamer #GhanaDeaf #DeafCollegeEducation #TheDeafDream #Destin

Victoria, our Deaf Dreamer in Ghana, attended her first day of college this month at Presbyterian College of Education. I knew you'd love these photos! :) Isn't this a wonderful miracle!? We had enough funding for her first semester and will fundraise the rest. If you are touched by her story or want to make a difference, please donate a few dollars here: http://www.thedeafdream.org/give-an-education Thank you for your help getting her here, friends! Destiny #VictoriaAggrey #

I knew you would all want to read this kind letter of appreciation. Your donations have made this dream possible and I cannot say thank you enough for your generosity. Thank you, friends! Victoria Aggrey C/o Emmanuel Abiew Cape Coast School for the Deaf/Blind P. O. Box 546 Cape Coast Ghana 25th August, 2016 THE FOUNDER & CEO AND THE PRESIDENT DEAF DREAM U.S.A Dear Madam, APPRECIATION Whoever is kind to the poor is lending to the LORD— the benefit of his gift will return to hi

I am crying for joy this morning. I just opened an email from Emmanuel, Victoria's guardian, who sent me the most wonderful picture of Victoria and the following letter. This is really happening!! Victoria is now officially admitted into Presbyterian College of Education in Akropong, Ghana. Every step of this process over the last year has needed prayers (and crossed fingers). As you can tell from the letter below - untold hours have been invested by Victoria, Emmanuel, and S

Sad news to report. Even though most of the team was able to get their passports and visas, some were not and so the Ghanaian team (lead by our Deaf Dreamer, Victoria Aggrey) was unable to go to Gallaudet University for the international deaf volleyball tournament. I am sure Victoria is devastated with the change of plans. I am still hopeful that she will be able to participate in future competitions, but for now - keep her in your prayers and thoughts! On a happier note, we