At the age of 18, Namibian born Marvis Elias got her friends together to set up a foundation. The foundation sought to restore the dignity of Namibia's underprivileged, giving them an experience they deserve and fighting the scourge of poverty. A decade later, Mavis's foundation is one of Namibia's most impactful foundations and along the way, she has won a very special award from a very special woman. Listen to Mavis's story of the Climb Podcast.
Episode Host: Jewel Atedou Bright
Credits: Khadidiatou Cisse
Music Credits:
Song: Jarico - Island Music
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At the age of 18, Namibian born Marvis Elias got her friends together to set up a foundation. The foundation sought to restore the dignity of Namibia's underprivileged, giving them an experience they deserve and fighting the scourge of poverty. A decade later, Mavis's foundation is one of Namibia's most impactful foundations and along the way, she has won a very special award from a very special woman. Listen to Mavis's story of the Climb Podcast.
Episode Host: Jewel Atedou Bright
Credits: Khadidiatou Cisse
Music Credits:
Song: Jarico - Island Music
supported by #BackgroundMusicWithoutLimitations
@NoCopyrightMusicForCreators
https://bit.ly/2XoXFnb
Contact The Climb Podcast Team...
Thank you for Listening...