The Kigali Reading Center is in one of the most remote areas in Kigali, Rwanda. The picture shows co-founder and president of the KRC, Parfait Gasana, together with Assistant Manager of the KRC, Maxime Gatera, on the way with two suitcases full of books for the children. We are currently
Yesterday evening our co-founders Parfait Gasana and Wade Cedar could be seen on the TV show “Greater Boston”. We are very thankful to WGBH’s Stephanie Leydon, who did the interviews with us and made all of this possible. In case you missed the show yesterday, you can find a video excerpt
Our co-founders Parfait Gasana and Wade Cedar have been interviewed for a television story that will air tonight June 16th at 7pm on Channel 2, during “Greater Boston”. There will also be a radio story that you can listen to tomorrow June 17th during morning and afternoon drive times. Please
Thank you to everyone who made it to our rubber ducky fundraiser in Groton! It was great to see so many familiar faces and we thank all of you for taking part in this event. Please keep checking our Facebook page for more events over the summer! Looking forward to
The summer is finally here and we would like to invite you to our Summer Party Fundraiser for the Kigali Reading Center in Groton, MA. There will be our famous rubber ducky race down the waterfall, a pool party as well as fantastic and functional silent auction items for you
We want to thank all our supporters for joining our fundraiser event this week, it was a wonderful evening and we were so happy to see you all! It is such a great feeling to see how each one of you supports us with our mission to bring the joy
Our co-founders Parfait Gasana and Wade Cedar have been awarded the Beacon Graduate Student Leadership Award at the McCormack Graduate School of the University of Massachusetts. The award is given to up to two graduate students who have impacted campus life, displayed strong leadership qualities, encouraged and engaged other students,
Co-founder and President Parfait Gasana took part in a panel discussion today at the Thomas J.Dodd Research Center of the University of Connecticut. The discussion commemorated the 21st anniversary of the Genocide in Rwanda against the Tutsi. Dr. Prudence Ngarambe (Former Bishop of Kubungo Diocese, Episcopal Church of Rwanda) and
Join us for a culinary adventure on May 13th (6.30pm – 9pm) with esteemed local chef Paul Callahan. Part of the dinner proceeds will be donated to the KRC. We will also be enjoying a silent auction with various items from local supporters. Please come and join us, we are
The picture shows Parfait and Alp after a long day of work at the Kigali Reading Center in Rwanda. Alp is senior officer for donor relations of the Kigali Reading Center, taking the lead in establishing our donor relationships. Both were for a week in Kigali to see the progress
