Our Impact

These young women have overcome enormous
obstacles to achieve their education.

For many, it is poverty or an abusive caretaker; others have been caught in tribal wars and forced to become refugees in their own country. These young women have confronted long-standing cultural bias including, the belief that girls are not entitled to an education, and cultural practices such as child marriage and Female Genital Mutilation.

GLOW Foundation offers these young women an opportunity to rise above the extreme difficulties and receive a higher education that enables them to achieve what once might have been considered unattainable dreams.

145 College Scholarships & Counting!

Get to Know Our Girls


Medicine & Surgery

“My focus has been to work best where I can leave the greatest impact which is why I am pursuing medicine.”

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Counseling Psychology

“I am in college to study and gain knowledge so that I can offer solutions to the problems in my community.”

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Biochemistry

“As a result of the leadership skills GLOW has instilled in me, I was nominated as class representative weeks after starting college.”

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Laboratory Science

“GLOW has enabled me to face my dreams without fear.”

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Law

“GLOW’s mentor program has enabled me to be more confident, independent, resourceful and mindful of others.”

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Oral Health

“One thing I have learned from GLOW is that discipline creates a bigger and brighter way for success.”

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Medical Engineering

“My goal is to contribute to the rise of medical technological solutions to help people with autism.”

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Mass Communications

“As an upcoming journalist, I am inspired to create awareness against gender-based violence and empower women to use their voices.”

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Computer Science

“Even though I am often told that Computer Science is difficult and meant for boys, I must remain focused.”

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Clinical Medicine

“Thank you GLOW for enabling me join medical college. I've already started bringing light to my community especially on effects of genital mutilation, early marriage and women empowerment because I believe that women are the change makers in the society.”

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Pharmacy

“Most people in my slum community suffer from HIV/AIDS, malnutrition and typhoid due to lack of clean food and water. I will establish a pharmacy and clinic so my people can enjoy quality and affordable healthcare.”

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Social Work

“Girls have a right to education, it does not matter where they come from.”

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