Lawrence Foundation for Academic Excellence - Laffae Liberia

25/04/2026

While we've had a close connection and partnership with FISKO-Foundation, both CBOs will celebrate their 4th Anniversary on May 14

20/03/2026

May All Your Duas Be Answered!
Happy Eid Mubarak (Ramadan)!

18/03/2026

We are now in partnership with District 9 Youth - DYS, Montserrado County.
Our support is turned over to the Organizing Team.

04/02/2026

02/01/2026

DEAR PROFESSION TEACHERS,
STAY RENEWED AND RENERGIZED THIS YEAR: YOUR PRESENTATION, YOUR LESSONS, AND WITH YOUR MANAGEMENT.

26/12/2025

♥️💯🔐

07/12/2025

Congratulations on the celebration of another birth anniversary of the Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of the Lawrence Foundation for Academic Excellence - Laffae Liberia.

Mr. , we remain sincerely grateful for your unwavering dedication and the invaluable contributions you continue to make toward the growth and success of LAFFAE Liberia. Your leadership, commitment, and service inspire our collective pursuit of excellence.

Happy Birthday, and may this new year bring you renewed strength, fulfillment, and greater accomplishments.

Signed: LAFFAE LIBERIA
Lawrence Foundation for Academic Excellence - Laffae Liberia

05/12/2025

Congratulations, Mr. CEO on your path as a Global Humanitarian, Advocate, Diplomat, and Educator.

Your efforts have earned you delicate recognitions.. ♥️💯
Lawrence Foundation for Academic Excellence - Laffae Liberia

03/12/2025

The Tragedy of Needing Yet Underprivileged:
A Great And Suffering Child With Consciousness, Focus, And Aspiration But No Attention

A Story Told By The

His name was Yanquoi, a young boy whose innocence carried the quiet weight of struggle. Growing up along dusty roads and in a community shaped by unfinished hopes, he learned early that needing support does not always guarantee receiving it.

Yanquoi was fully conscious of his world. He noticed the mornings when his friends walked to school while he stayed behind to help his mother at their pepper cala and dried rice market. He understood the burn of hunger yet still forced a smile to comfort his younger siblings, older niblings, and loving mother about a transitioning results at the end of the tunnel. He knew how to ask - but he also knew the pain of being overlooked.

Each day, he sat by the old bench, watching life hurry past him. Cars rushed by, children held in calmed hands of their parents, father asking his kids if they would still need more food, people moved with purpose - yet none of them truly saw him. He became one more shadow in a place filled with noise, present but unnoticed.

Still, his spirit refused to break.

Yanquoi kept dreaming, even when opportunities were scarce.
He kept hoping, even when help seemed distant.
And he kept believing that one day someone would pay attention—not out of sympathy, but out of sincere humanity.

His story stands as a mirror to the experiences of many children who are conscious of their realities but denied the attention, support, and dignity they deserve. They feel everything, yet receive so little. They endure, hope, and wait for someone to see beyond their silence.

By telling Yanquoi’s story, we refuse to let him - and every child like him—remain invisible.




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