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To date, the DKSSF has been able to match nearly 70 deserving youth to scholarships, tihanks to the generosity of donors and more than 40 participating colleges and universities (see list). A source of pride is that this effort has achieved gender balance, helping to open doors to educational opportunity for deserving young women as well as men.

Amideast’s solar power system complements an already-existing rainwater harvesting system, developed by former Amideast/Yemen Country Director Sabrina Faber as part of her Rainwater Aggregations (RAINS) Project, which won the 2010/2011 Philips Livable Cities Award. The system has created the cleanest, quietest, and most sustainable learning environment possible for exchange students, EL students, and international test takers. Now, individuals interested in learning English, taking the TOEFL© Test, and applying to international, Amideast-administered scholarships can do so carbon free!