Laptop needed for coursework: Tizita, Jimma
A modest, working laptop is all that stands between Tizita and a full online workload.
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- donating a laptop
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- In person in Jimma
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- donating a working laptop
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3.2(6 reviews)Only people who gave to this need, or whose offer to help was accepted, can review it.
- Exactly what I needed
Couldn't have asked for better support. They listened carefully, understood my situation deeply, and provided thoughtful advice that actually worked. Thank you so much.
- Professional and kind
I was going through a tough time and this person's support was invaluable. They didn't judge, just helped. That kind of genuine compassion is rare these days.
- Honest and trustworthy
This is the kind of person who restores your faith in humanity. They didn't just offer help; they genuinely cared about my wellbeing and followed through on every commitment.
- Patient and understanding
I can't speak highly enough about this helper. They were available when I needed them, supportive when I felt lost, and practical in their solutions.
- Truly grateful for the support
The difference this person made in my life cannot be overstated. They were patient, kind, and persistent in helping me find solutions. Truly exceptional.
- Professional and kind
I had a complex problem and this person helped me navigate it step by step. Their expertise combined with their kindness made all the difference.
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It takes guts to ask. Well done. The breakdown of costs made it easy to trust. Greetings from Dallas.
Keep going, Tizita. Shared this with my family. Blessings.
wishing you peace. Study hard! My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. Thinking of Jimma.
Thinking of you. Study hard! My late mom used to say help given quietly counts double. Blessings
Wishing you peace, Tizita. Gave what I could, wish it was more. Take care.