The Wells Mountain Foundation "believes that to climb a mountain, one should not undertake the journey alone".  WMI supports undergraduate students obtaining degrees in community-oriented fields, and encourages them to be the agents of change in their own communities, nations and the world. They go beyond providing financial support, ensuring their scholars have all the tools needed to reach their dreams.  Their "Scholar Spotlight" is about Catherine Negagia (sp?) from Uganda.  She is now 27 years old and now a doctor.  She ran a clinic and started her own non-profit organization called "Girls Unstoppable Unganda"  She also received a micro-grant and expanded that program all while studying to become a pediatric surgeon.  She was once a child who had no opportunities until WMI stepped in to help.  WMI thought she was someone that could help change the world.  She was due to be here to talk with us but was delayed coming over.  This is her first time in the USA.  What an inspiration!