Change people's lives at home and around the world
June 2010
IWORK is a unique program that helps international students attend BYU–Hawaii through financial assistance. This program has provided many educational opportunities, but many more deserving students are waiting.
IWORK changes lives. Josaia Moimoi, an accounting major from Fiji, shares:
I want to return to Fiji and strengthen my country. I want to contribute and help lift others. My experience and that of thousands of others would not be possible if it were not for kind-hearted donors like you. Vinaka vaka levu [thank you very much]!
IWORK students like Yoko and Josaia are grateful for donors like you who believe in them.
Please help BYU–Hawaii students further their educations by making a meaningful gift to the IWORK program today. Your gift will bless BYU–Hawaii students as they become lifelong learners, leaders of character, and builders of communities, families, and the Church. Mahalo for your support!
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Jone, a BYU–Hawaii student from Fiji, speaks of how the Lord took care of his family after his father passed away. He has learned peace building and made friends from around the world at BYU–Hawaii.
Meet Siniteke Fotu, an IWORK student from Tonga. As the oldest of 11 children, Teke has been the example for her younger siblings by finishing high school, serving a full-time mission, and attending college. Her father is a humble farmer, but she is able to attend BYU-Hawaii thanks to support from generous donors. After graduating she plans to return home and work in government.”
After he obtains his degree in music at Brigham Young University-Hawaii, Denzil Kumar hopes to return to Fiji to teach music to others like him, who want to work in the field of music.
