Our Impact at a Glance
Scholars Supported
Across secondary school, high school, and university levels.
Employment Rate
Among program graduates over the last decade.
Invested
In scholarships, mentorship, and professional development.
Years Of Impact
Empowering young women through education and opportunity.
Countries Reached
Our Graduates Are Making an Impact
From classrooms to communities, our scholars are becoming leaders, innovators, educators, and change makers.
Medical Doctors
Providing compassionate healthcare and improving lives within underserved communities.
Engineers
Designing solutions, building infrastructure, and helping shape Africa’s future.
Journalists
Using storytelling and media to inform, educate, and inspire change.
Educators
Empowering the next generation through knowledge, leadership, and mentorship.
Entrepreneurs
Creating opportunities, generating income, and building sustainable businesses.
Social Change Makers
Leading initiatives that strengthen communities and create lasting impact.
Success Stories
Hear from scholars whose lives have been transformed through education, mentorship, and opportunity.
Dr. Shalom Ndaka,
Medical Doctor
RGE Alumni Scholar, Class of 2025
“Throughout my seven years of medical school, RGE Foundation’s scholarship and mentorship shaped my values—they laid the foundation on which I continue to grow and thrive in my personal and professional life. My outlook on life, faith and how to build healthy relationships shifted through application of the principles I learned as a scholar and mentee. Now, as a medical doctor saving lives, I get to use the knowledge I acquired beyond the four walls of medical school classrooms.
Delphine
Entrepreneur
Grace
Mechanical Engineer
The RGE Foundation scholarship and mentorship programs have been transformative pillars in my personal and professional development. Through the mentorship sessions I grew in my confidence to take bold and purpose-driven actions towards reaching my goals. I am navigating life with discipline, clarity and integrity as a leader in my sphere of influence. My current career pursuits are a direct result of the excellence and resilience I cultivated through RGE’s empowerment programs.
Lisa
Educator
RGE Foundation paid for my tuition and invested in my transformation. The mentorship I received helped me to move fear of uncertainty to walking on purpose.I went from being an enrolled student to becoming a teacher. Today, I’m serving a local community in Rwanda as an English teacher because someone believed in my potential. Being part of RGE’s programs strengthened my perception and helped me to grow in confidence.
129 million
girls are out of school.
“Around the world, 129 million girls are out of school, including 32 million of primary school age, 30 million of lower-secondary school age, and 67 million of upper-secondary school age. In countries affected by conflict, girls are more than twice as likely to be out of school than girls living in non-affected countries.”
- UNICEF