My name is Brian Muyekwe. I am a boy, I am six years old, I am in pre-unit at Crossroads Springs Institute in Western Kenya in Vihiga District.

My late father died in the year 2000 when we were young. I like my school because it’s very different to other public schools around our zone. They provide us with learning materials like books pencils and crayons, we always have snack and lunch at school. They also provide us with uniforms and medicine when we are sick.

All this due to the effort of our new and caring parents from America. I like them and pray for them to continue with that spirit.

I like my teachers at school. Especially my class teacher Miss Lavine Chebet who is loving, caring and hard working towards building my future.

My name is Collins Busolo, I’m a boy, I’m seven years old, I’m in class one at Crossroads Springs Institute, which is in Western Kenya. I love Crossroads because of the tender care we are given as pupils, unlike other schools around.

My father Jackson Isuza passed away the year 2003 and I was left an orphan. I’m really struggling with my academic standard that is why I managed to score 510 marks out of 600 marks. This placed me at number (1) out of 32 pupils in our class one. This was in the last terms examinations. 

I would like to thank everyone who is contributing to our better stay and learning at Crossorads, like our teachers and mostly our donors at the United States. I like teachers at Crossroads because they love us and teach very well to our understanding level, especially our class teacher Raydon Aligula, who teaches us good songs and poems.  

My name is Mike Amusavi. I am in class two at Crossroads Springs Institute in Western Kenya. My parents Mable Mideva and Charles Simidi passed away. I am an orphan aged 8 years. My class teacher’s name is Mr. Nicholas Amulavu.

I would like to appreciate to my donors for the great assistance they give me i.e. free education, clothing and food.

I also give my appreciation to my class teacher and teachers who are determined and hardworking in giving us quality education that I didn’t experience in my former public school. Through these they have made me to develop vision and ambitions to be a teacher in life.

My name is Victor Ulira, I am a boy, I am eleven years, I am in standard three at Crossroads Springs Institute in Western Kenya.

My father Joel Kituge passed away the year 1997, I like our school because there is a free uniform, books and food. We don’t pay anything like other public schools, I like my donors who have made our life to be easier (from U.S.A.) That is why I am top always (number one)