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This project empowers the rural/urban, underprivileged girl students studying at Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust schools in India, by funding their education, noon meal and transportation. Girl students benefited by this project can focus on their studies without a worry about their fees, food and safe transportation to the school.

One obstacle that many families face is poverty. For several families, even small fees for school supplies and uniforms can be crippling. By providing a new school uniform for a child, we are taking away one expense and helping to relieve the yearly pressure that some families go through in sending their child to school. This will be of tremendous help to the families and allow the child to proudly wear new school uniforms. Each child will receive a set of 2 custom-tailored uniforms and a pair of shoes. This is s a great way to support the education of children as the children will be able to proudly wear their new uniforms to school.

Indian Women and Child Welfare Trust's primary schools provide children in disadvantaged rural and tribal areas with access to quality education in an interactive and joyful environment. Children are enabled to join mainstream schools, having become confident, independent learners. Access to education in these areas is limited: because it is often locally unavailable, because of domestic and economic pressures forcing children to work, and because it has traditionally not been accorded value. Nearly half of rural children in our area are out of school, and literacy levels are around just 33%. Education is the only ladder for these rural children to climb out of poverty. Children passing out of the school would have received a good quality education with English and computer literacy and holistic development, which would enable them to realize their full potential in any field they choose.

A third of the Indian population lives below the poverty line, many having to make do with less than a dollar a day. About half of the adult population is illiterate. The majority of people living in rural areas does not have access to clean water, proper wastewater management, or electricity – not to mention schools or hospitals. We want to help break this vicious circle of poor education, poverty, and disease! The donations collected will enable the Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust to build an entire two-storey school. The Indian Women And Child Welfare Trust is an Indian NGO with good local contacts and a great deal of experience that has managed to convince us personally of their sustainable commitment to helping the poor people. The construction of an elementary school in one of the poorest regions in the world will help in a variety of ways: Children will learn to read and write, giving them the opportunity to receive professional training or even go to university. Without an education, these children have barely any chance of breaking out of poverty. Children with reading and writing skills can support their families and increase their independence by making important information accessible. Educating children on the fundamentals of health and hygiene benefits the entire family as well as the community, thus helping the people to help themselves.

This project empowers the rural, underprivileged children studying at India Women and Child Welfare Trust, by funding their education, noon meal and transportation. Children benefited by this project can focus on their studies without a worry about their fees, food and safe transportation to the school. There's a notion among the communities that we serve in that girl children are not fit to get educated and pursue their dreams, but should stay home, help the household. Even among the girls who do join school dropout rates on attaining puberty is especially common. Because of this thinking, there's a significant skew in the gender ratio of the children who pass out of school. India Women and Child Welfare Trust empower girl children education by providing education support, noon-meal & transportation subsidies to deserving girl children in the communities we serve in. We try to correct the admission ratio skew by providing more of these benefits to the girl children, thus achieving a 47% of admission as girls overall. We also have no girls dropping out on reaching puberty. Quality education, noon meal and safe transportation motivate parents to admit & continue education of their girls.

A collective of nonprofits that are committed to bringing STEM education, advocacy, and resources to underserved communities across the U.S.

Fund the Future of Financial Advice. You can support the next generation of financial advisors with a scholarship to attend the T3 Advisor Conference - the leading practice management and technology conference for independent and hybrid financial advisors. Students will have the opportunity to participate in all sessions, a job fair, technology competition, and special events for students only. Scholarship funds will cover travel and lodging. T3 has generously waived conference registration fees to encourage student participation - we can help get them there!

The Dallas-Jones Dream Scholarship Fund gives opportunity to recognize, encourage, and reward undergraduate students from minority backgrounds who demonstrate the highest levels of intellectual and personal achievement.

Join me in supporting the Greenbrier Community School of West Virginia (formerly Greenbrier Episcopal School GES) fundraiser for their new building! GCS is the most diverse school in Greenbrier County and we pride ourselves in being an inclusive school for every type of student and family.

The higher education system is a critical foundation for any society and nation. Unfortunately, India's higher education system is in crisis. Nalanda 2.0 (www.nalanda2.org) is on a mission to transform India’s higher education system and make it world class. Nalanda 2.0’s mission is all about empowering people and societies: educating the youth, upskilling and reskilling its professionals, addressing problems that matter to society and industries, and spurring research, innovation, start-ups, and the economy.

EDUCATION FOR 100 KIDS IN UGANDA SUMMARY Today, education remains an inaccessible right for millions of children around the world. When a child doesn’t have access to a school it impacts every part of their life - from worldviews to life expectancy to likelihood of violence and prevalence of disease. A school is a spark which begins to shape it all. CHALLENGE "Smile for Africa foundation" has the courage to realize the dream of buying land and build a school and orphanage for around 100 kids in rural Uganda. Today the kids are living and studying in constructions, which can hardly be called “house” and “school”. In conditions of misery and constant morbidity the kids could not receive good education, which they deserve. You can see from the video how the kids are living today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2POd-YOsgRo&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR2zSdqckyZt_RPl-D8lwMi3VZn-pgeUucpqWUcss24K5CizIn0lxtt1Iq4 SOLUTION With the donations made to this project "Smile for Africa foundation" will buy land and will build nursery and primary school, where every day 100 kids will have access to education. On the other hand, the foundation will build an orphanage house, which will improve the living conditions and will give hope for a better life. LONG-TERM IMPACT Giving children the opportunity to explore and study is an important first step to their independence. Education is fundamental to sustainable development, it is a powerful driver for reducing poverty and improving health. Giving kids knowledge is giving them a better FUTURE.

The Mary B. Westbrook Legacy Scholarship will provide academic scholarships to graduating high school seniors from the Washington, DC Metropolitan area who have demonstrated a financial need and have maintained high academic performance.

Box is once again partnering with Team4Tech and CARE Cambodia to send 11 Boxers on a project to Ratanak Kiri, a rural region of Cambodia, to provide access to quality learning to marginalized ethnic minority students. The goal is to motivate and empower local teachers and students in coding and robotics and to share the work with government officials to inspire the integration of technology across even more rural schools of Cambodia!

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The Council of Refugee Women in Bulgaria helps all refugees and asylum seekers in the process of their integration in the Bulgarian society. In this sense, the Council is organizing their annual initiative "Welcome to the Bulgarian School", which has the goal of providing equal access to Bulgarian education for the refugee children living in Bulgaria. The campaign is an annual initiative of the Council of Refugee Women in Bulgaria (CRWB) for the duration 15.08.2019 until 30.09.2019. It has the goal to provide equal access to education for refugee children, who start or continue their education in Bulgaria. One of the main functions of CRWB is to support integration through education. Notably, the children are those, who are able to learn Bulgarian language quickly, to make friendships easily, to adapt effectively to a new environment and to identify their meaningful place in our society. These processes are possible only when they are able to attend school on an equal basis with the Bulgarian children. Join me in supporting this tremendous initiative by donating to the organization, so that the necessary school supplies and items can be procured in time for the start of the new school year!

TL:DR; Families that live in extreme poverty often see school as an impossible cost. Because parents have not experienced the increases in earnings, quality of life, and personal dignity that come from education, they don't know what they are missing by pulling a child out of school to work instead. All the detail : https://bit.ly/2NxjcWh

Amextra is working to improve the lives of indigenous girls and women in Chiapas. Today, you have a unique opportunity to prevent violence in Tzeltal communities. Please join us on this effort!

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I am running in the TCS 10k run 🏃‍♂ in Bangalore on May 19th to raise funds for Isha Vidhya. I have been raising funds for almost three years now. The process of donation is very transparent. Isha Vidhya regularly sends out performance reports of the child you are linked with and also success stories of the children in various competitions. It has been a beautiful experience. ☺ Isha Vidhya schools provide high quality education in English medium. The focus is on holistic development of the child – Yoga, sports, arts, crafts, environmental awareness, are all part of the curriculum. These children belong to the poorest segment of society where they are typically the first generation in their families that is receiving education. Their parents are in most cases daily wage earners/farm labourers, tea shop owners, fishermen etc. Here’s a video about Isha Education: https://www.youtube.com/embed/b057kacdFbQ Please note : ₹ 27,500 Supports full scholarship (books, tuition fees, transportation, uniform, and noon meal) for one child for a year ₹ 16,000 Supports books and tuition fees for one child for a year ₹4200 Supports noon meal for one child for a year / general donation (any amount) or you could contribute any amount you wish to .

Event Details: April 17th, 3-5 PM RTP Building 7 Floor 1 Moe's Tavern WebEx URL: https://cisco.webex.com/meet/mrothber Pass [Over] The Plate • Join Connected Jewish Network in supporting Learning Together, a school focused on the development, education, and health needs of young children of all abilities. Connected Jewish Network is a new organization inside Cisco with the purpose of facilitating and encouraging the celebration of Jewish culture. We hope to educate and connect those of Jewish heritage, as well as any curious colleagues, to harness inclusivity and community building. To celebrate the creation of CJN, we will be holding a kick-off event to celebrate the Jewish holiday of Passover. This will be an open event in which all members of the Cisco community are encouraged to join, whether in-person or virtually. There will be plenty of food, including chocolate matzo, Mandel bread, and matzo ball Soup. Philanthropy is a critical component of CJN. For this event, in particular, we invite you to donate in support of Learning Together. Learning Together's vision is to create a Community of Promise - where children of all abilities are able to reach their full potential with the support of their community and families. They achieve this goal through their Developmental Day Center, which provides an inclusive center-based program for children from 18 months to six years of age with, or at risk for, developmental disabilities as well as for children typically developing.

A strong education can define the future of youth around the world. Join me in supporting project POVERTY NO MORE in sending kids living in dumpsite communities in Manila to school (AUD300 will fund a whole year of education of 1 child). If you decide to donate make sure you add DESIGNATION: for the Poverty No More project J1006N You can find more information on this project here: https://povertynomore.co/

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Let's help Gilbert Christian get a 3D printer for their robotics program.