Change a Child’s Future—Become a Sponsor Today
Choose the level that fits your heart and budget:
Day-Student Sponsorship – $35/month
• Covers tuition, teachers’ salaries, classroom materials, campus upkeep, and a nutritious lunch each school day.Boarding-Student Sponsorship – $60/month
• Provides everything above, plus a safe dorm room, three daily meals, medical care, and clothing for a student who lives on campus.
Every dollar of your monthly gift goes directly toward your student’s education and well-being. Select a sponsorship level and start making an immediate, lifelong difference.
Questions about sponsorship? Read our Sponsorship Frequently Asked Questions. If you still have questions, please contact us and we'd be happy to help.
Why Sponsor a Child’s Education?
Why The Star School?
Just a generation ago, most Rwandan children had little or no access to schooling. Colonial rule and the tragedy of the 1994 genocide left deep scars and limited opportunities.
Your sponsorship turns the page.
• Education ends poverty. A sponsored child gains the skills to earn a stable income and lift an entire family out of need.
• Education builds peace. Classrooms teach the shared history, empathy, and critical thinking that prevent future conflict.
• Education unlocks Rwanda’s future. From solving water shortages to creating jobs, today’s students will tackle tomorrow’s challenges—and fluent English opens doors to the global economy.
At Star School, faith and learning go hand-in-hand. With your monthly support, students receive quality academics, spiritual guidance, and the confidence to shape a brighter Rwanda.
Sponsoring a child’s education is the single most powerful gift you can give. Join us and help transform lives—and a nation—one student at a time.
Share the Mission—Multiply the Impact
More than 300 boys and girls in Kigali are still hoping for a place at Star School. Help us find them sponsors—invite your friends and family to join you, and together we can open classroom doors for every waiting child (perhaps even your student’s own brother or sister!).