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Download logoRise Challenge Will See 100 Winners Receive Access to a Lifetime of Benefits, Including Scholarships, Mentorship, Opportunities for Career
The first 100 winners of an initiative to nurture talented teens worldwide have been named
NEW YORK (AP) — Christian Maboko wants to change the world. Starting Monday, the 18-year-old from Burundi, who lives in a Kenyan refugee camp and has co-founded a nonprofit to help address poverty there, will get a lifetime of help with his work from a new philanthropic program to nurture talented teens around the world.
The winners will receive lifetime support for their education and the service projects they have created.
The first 100 winners of an initiative to nurture talented teens worldwide have been named.