Carson Glore Foundation

Carson Glore Foundation

Educate an entire generation, together



Kenya

Learn more about our Kamuya, Kathyolia and Kisyani schools in Kenya, Africa

Uganda

Learn more about Kathy Stigman’s Carson Glore Bright Future School in Palabek refugee settlement, Uganda

 

Mission

To educate an entire generation, together, in Africa.

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Carson Glore Foundation is a Minneapolis, MN 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to improve the quality of life through education. In 2011, we kicked off our efforts to build our first classrooms in Kenya, Africa. The Carson Glore Classrooms at Kamuya School in Kenya opened on Dec 7, 2011, giving new classrooms and supplies – in addition to improved training for teachers and student programs. We have since continued our fundraising efforts and have opened 4 complete schools in Kenya and Uganda for over 2,200 students and have armed them with new desks, water tanks, latrines, school supplies, teacher training and more. We are privately underwritten so that every dollar donated goes directly to funding our projects. 

 

Fargo Events Committee

Pam Miller, Jeanne Anderson, Nancy Nerland, Faith Simonson & Jill Kurtz

Pam Miller, Jeanne Anderson, Lloyd Clausen, Nancy Nerland, Nathan Nerland, Faith Simonson & Jill Kurtz

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Nathan Nerland

FOUNDER

I'm committed because we have the opportunity to help educate an entire generation of future leaders. And we've seen that it can start with your help.

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Lloyd Clausen

FOUNDING BOARD MEMBER

I’m committed because I want so much for these kids. I want them to grow up and be what they want to be: doctors, pilots, teachers and lawyers. They may not have that opportunity if we don’t help them.

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Nancy Nerland

FOUNDING BOARD MEMBER

I'm committed because I have been there and seen the need and want these kids to have the best chance possible to make a difference in their lives.

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Leslee Allen

FOUNDING BOARD MEMBER

I’m committed because if we don’t educate this generation, they won’t know what’s outside the boundaries of their own community.

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Sarah Fish

Founding Board Member

I’m committed because Africa is in my heart, and the future of these kids is in my heart. I'm a teacher so I know the importance of education and can't wait to see what the students become.