Accomplishments To Date Kenya Scholarship Fund Awards 17 Scholarships to Two Nairobi Schools KSF is headquartered in Houston, Texas with an operations branch office in Nairobi, Kenya. The Organization provides scholarships to academically gifted Kenyan students who would otherwise not be able to successfully pursue a High School Education and realize their full potential as talented human beings. The scholarships cover the complete cost of school fees for the award recipients. After its inception in 2007, KSF has awarded annual scholarships to needy boy students attending Lenana School and Ofafa Jericho. In 2008, KSF expanded its operations to include a girls' chapter and launched a highly successful series of fund raising events in Houston throughout 2009. As a result twelve scholarships were awarded to Uthiru Girls' High School and five to Starehe Girls' Center in May and July 2009 respectively. www.starehegirlscentre.ac.ke   Further information about Kenya Scholarship Fund can be obtained at their web site www.kenyascholarship.org     Kenya Scholarship Fund, Girls' Schools Chapter recently presented a cheque for one hundred and four thousand one hundred and sixty eight Kenya Shillings (Ksh.104,168.00) to Starehe Girls' Centre and Uthiru Girls' High School. These funds are for academic scholarships for the recipients. The Scholarship, which is conditionally based on scholastic aptitude and continuous meritorious achievement, is available for gifted but disadvantaged girls. A total of seventeen (17) girls from both schools will benefit through this program in this first scholarship award. Seen displaying the cheque to the beneficiary schools, are Starehe Girls Centre and Uthiru Girls High School students. With them, in the background on the left is KSF's Nairobi Board Member, Mrs. Susan Oloo-Oruya, in the foreground the Director of Starehe Girls Centre, Mrs. Margaret Wanjohi, on the extreme right are the Principal for Uthiru Girls High School; Mrs. Caroline Ngugi and the Vice Principal Mrs. Margaret Makori and Mr. & Mrs. Nganga Mwangi.     Special Scholarships Awarded In 2009 A full four year scholarship was awarded to a Form One Starehe student in loving memory of Rachel Wambui and Leonard Mwangi. Their memories live forever. Mother Rose scholarship will be awarded to a State House student in 2010. rxBriefCase has graciously sponsored scholarships for 12 girls from Uthiru Girls. rxBriefCase is Canada's leading provider of pharmacist education. They provide over 30 courses each year and have over 80% of Canadian community pharmacists registered as members of the Web site www.rxBriefCase.com. rxBriefCase also runs www.rxPassport.ca, Canada's leading source for pharmacy news and practice information. rxBriefCase is based in Toronto and is part of the mdBriefCase Inc. group.   "We are thrilled to partner with the Kenya Scholarship Fund. This is a very worthwhile program and we are honored to be part of it. We look forward to hearing about the girls' progress and hope that this will have a positive impact in their community."  Cynthia Hastings-James, President, rxBriefCase Inc.   Sarah and Elliot Johnson live with their three children in Toronto, Canada and are excited and honored to assist three girls as they pursue their education.