Jennyvelle's Education. Life Transformed!

Jennyvelle Ann D. Capangpangan, a 21-year-old third-year college student from Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila, hails from Baseco, Manila. As the eldest daughter in a family where her mother is a dedicated housewife and her father works as a vendor, Jennyvelle has faced numerous challenges, particularly financial ones, throughout her educational journey.

Before receiving sponsorship, Jennyvelle's family often struggled with budgetary constraints, making it difficult for her to pursue her studies without worrying about financial limitations. However, being part of a sponsorship program has profoundly transformed her life and her perspective on the importance of both money and education.

Jennyvelle, an average student with a deep passion for learning, doesn't have specific favorite subjects; rather, she embraces the opportunity to absorb knowledge across all disciplines. Since becoming a beneficiary of sponsorship in grade 5, Jennyvelle has been inspired to excel academically and engage actively in extracurricular activities, fueled by a desire to reciprocate the kindness bestowed upon her by those who support her education.

The impact of sponsorship extends beyond Jennyvelle's academic pursuits; it has alleviated her mother's stress associated with budgeting and financial constraints. The allowance provided by the sponsorship is carefully allocated to cover expenses such as projects, snacks, and transportation fares throughout the week.

Despite the challenges she faces, Jennyvelle is driven by her multitude of goals and dreams. She firmly believes that education is the greatest gift her family has bestowed upon her, one that is irreplaceable and invaluable. While she may currently find herself navigating a maze of career possibilities, Jennyvelle remains steadfast in her pursuit of her dreams.

Jennyvelle wants to share her journey to inspire others. She believes education and support can make a big difference in people's lives. She hopes her story will encourage others to think about how they can help. Jennyvelle wants to start conversations about giving every student a fair chance to succeed, regardless of their background.