Funds in Education

Khan Academy is a nonprofit with the mission to provide free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere. If you donate to this campaign, you will help them prepare free online courses for the important math exams after 7th and 12th grade. Let every student have a chance to enter high school and university with completely free teaching materials at a high level.

Overseas China Education Foundation (OCEF) was founded in 1992, and it is recognized as a 501(c)(3) charity by IRS (Federal tax ID: 76-0680540.) OCEF is a non-political, non-religious, non-governmental and independent organization. The sole mission of OCEF is to help underprivileged children in impoverished rural areas of China receive education and improve the quality of education in rural China. Operated primarily by unpaid volunteers, OCEF keeps operational costs minimal. In the past 27 years, OCEF’s operating expenses have been under 5% of the donation income. OCEF has developed comprehensive operational procedures that ensure all OCEF funds are distributed diligently and transparently. OCEF welcomes its volunteers and donors to get involved with the various operations of the foundation, including visiting the schools that it supports.

Support the School for Arts and Crafts for Socially Disadvantaged Children, run by Rusalya Association, and provide an opportunity for talented and gifted children to receive a free quality education.

A fun, safe, creative space We are a non-profit organization for youth and adults in the Bay Area to help people speak in a clear, engaging way that represents who they are and what they care about. We offer camps, school-based programs, private lessons, and organizational trainings that help practice communication skills. Our programs help people of all ages be authentic, inspire positive change, address social anxieties, and feel connected to others. Through guided instruction and coaching, we provide a fun and safe place to be creative, express voices, and listen to stories. Due to the global pandemic, all offerings are available online.

Did you know that in addition to providing accessible, exciting, and quality musical performances to South Denver, the Arapahoe Philharmonic brings music directly to students and seniors? Every dollar helps and just $100 can help fund performances at senior living facilities and in school coaching's from our musicians! We need your help to keep the effort moving!

Abhyudaya is registered with Indian Government NITI Aayog in NGO-Darpan platform. Abhyudaya, came into being in 2004 as a project under Keshava Kripa Samvardhana Samitias a Non-Profit Organization.

Education as a weapon to break through the cycle of poverty, creating opportunities for income, growth and sustainable development. Without quality education, the underprivileged are unable to unlock their full potential and end up begging on the streets. Corona virus has affected all the people worldwide but in Africa/Uganda it has almost taken away every hope of vulnerable and orphan kids going back to school. By supporting this cause “Khule Charity foundation” will cover the annual school fees, books, meals and school uniforms for 75 orphans in Kampala, Uganda.

Since 1978 the sailing club Breitbrunn-Chiemsee (SCBC) e.V. has been an association for sailing enthusiasts or those who want to become one. With our award-winning youth work, we try to introduce young people to sailing and then promote them as best we can. With this fund we raise money for the upcoming youth-week in 2022. During the corona pandemic the club had lots of kids that joined to escape the boredom that was caused by the many activities that became impossible during that time. Many of these kids have become passionate sailers and we want to make sure we can continue eduction and tale them to the next level. Therefore we need your support to maintain the infrastructure and the boats that are necessary. If you want to learn more, visit our website at www.scbc.de or our youth team at https://www.scbc.de/ausbildung/jugendwochen/

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This fund aims to raise $25,000 for Nalanda 2.0, a US 501(c)(3) nonprofit that is driving an initiative to build Ekagrid, a first-of-its-kind world-class multidisciplinary research university in India. Ekagrid envisions being in the top 25 of global rankings by 2050 and have faculty and alumni win global awards such as the Nobel Prize and the Turing Award. Ekagrid's mission is to solve problems that matter to society and industry, create new knowledge, spur innovation and entrepreneurship, up-skill and re-skill professionals, and prepare students for their careers, lives, and life-long learning. Ekagrid has signed MoUs with the Government of Karnataka for acquiring 200 acres of land in Bengaluru and passing the Ekagrid University Act. The key next step is to raise at least INR 1200 Cr./US$150M in private philanthropic funding to launch and build the first phase of Ekagrid. This fund will enable Nalanda 2.0 to continue the discussions with potential donors and secure the necessary funding to get Ekagrid off the ground.

The Ca$h Money Williamaires team is raising money for Black Girls Code who build pathways for young women of color to embrace the current tech marketplace as builders and creators by introducing them to skills in computer programming and technology.

The OCF is an all-volunteer, student-run, Chartered Program of the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC) dedicated to free computing for all University of California at Berkeley students, faculty, and staff. The mission of the OCF is to provide an environment where no member of Berkeley's campus community is denied the computer resources he or she seeks, to appeal to all members of the Berkeley campus community with unsatisfied computing needs, and to provide a place for those interested in computing to fully explore that interest. All funds should be sent to the ASUC with FBO for the Open Computing Facility as https://asuc.org/student-orgs/funding/#make-a-deposit

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HCC Puerto Rico is a partnership between the Ponce Health Sciences University, School of Medicine and Jardines de Ponce High School under the guidance of principal, Ms. Virgen De Jesús; and teacher, Prof. Julio Commander. Faculty and medical students provide mentorship and health curriculum to high school students to encourage them to graduate from high school, pursue post-secondary education, gain health literacy, and consider careers in healthcare.

Support organizations promoting tech education

Offer Children Stationary for the current academic school year

Donations to HCC Kansas City support this outstanding partnership between KUMC medical school and Wyandotte High School. KUMC medical students and faculty provide health and science education and mentorship to high school students and inspire them to consider careers in healthcare.

leveling the digital playing field for all students — enabling underserved, disadvantages, and rural communities access to computers, broadband, or other virtual learning technology from home — for free

Mission To change the landscape of leadership by supporting and preparing young women of diverse backgrounds to become the decision-makers in business, politics, the arts, and more, thus making their impact on society.

Lauri A. Nicolosi, is a dear staff member of the Los Rios Community College District, whom we recently lost in the battle against cancer. Lauri is also my beloved and most revered cousin. Lauri dedicated decades of her life converting college texts and learning materials to braille, audio, and other media — making them consumable to students with various sensory challenges such as blindness, or hearing impairment. Upon her transitioning from this life, Lauri's friends, family, and coworkers started a memorial scholarship fund to provide exceptionally talented and hardworking students much needed financial education assistance. This seed fund is intended to help provide another venue for directing financial contributions to a fund that makes all the difference for exceptional students struggling with financial obstacles to their success.

Reports show that 30% of girls from low-income families in India will never return after the closure of many schools in India, hindering all the progress made throughout the past decade. As a result, they're left vulnerable to abuse, have no access to education, and face period poverty. Asha's SV chapter is focusing on girl children through its projects invested in promoting hygiene and sanitation, promoting female rights, and providing vocational training. Some girl child-related projects we support include: Prayas Pratirodh Sansthan: this project provides education to tribal girls who have no access to education otherwise, while also acting as a bridge to enroll girls into formal schools. Door Step Schools: This project provides education to the children of slum dwellers, migrants/laborers, pavement dwellers, and other underprivileged families. As part of the curriculum, the school focuses and teaching girls about female health and hygiene which includes necessary information about the changes that occur during puberty. Fellowship Aheli Chowdhury: This project focuses on teaching girls of marginalized and minority communities employability skills such as reading and writing English, computer operations, and job readiness in order to help them secure a job and become financially independent. The project has also successfully helped place the girls they trained into excellent jobs. Be an agent of change and help us continue supporting projects such as these by considering a donation today!

Veterans @VMware and Allies are working together to continue to serve by supporting organizations focused on impacting lives of those affected from the Afghanistan theater of operations.

To celebrate the accomplishments and progress we have made towards the goal of breaking the cycle of the under served in our global communities this past year we are launching a challenge (because we love competition) for a good cause, supporting the work of 3 of our close NGO partners CHAMPS, SOS Maroc, and Openmind Project.

Supporting our Duo nonprofit partner organizations that are committed to the creation of equitable and inclusive education and employment opportunities.

Curtin Child Learning Centre (CLICCS) is a community-based nursery & primary school located in Kibubu Nakasenyi Lwebitakuki Sembabule District that has been operating since January 2017. Like most kids in the rural areas of Uganda, the children enrolled at our school have low levels of literacy because of the inadequacy in reading materials during their early learning stages. We are aiming to resolve this using technological and digital tools in our teaching methods. We are appealing to well-wishers to support our school so we can purchase 100 E-reading tablets so the children can have access to both English and Luganda book stories (commonly-spoken native language in the Sembabule District) With the growing number of pupils , and the increasing demand to help them acquire higher literacy levels, we need to embrace digital learning; thus the need for tablets. We currently serve over 500 kids and we aim to have Tablet: Pupil ratio of 1:5(100 tablets to 500 kids.) This calls for a conducive and child-friendly E-learning environment where the children can access reading materials that match their skills and abilities, which will be further honed by our teachers. Through reading, we are hoping to improve and develop the children’s storytelling and conversational skills, their mastery of the English language, as well as build their confidence and promote teamwork among them. Help us make this happen. Together, let’s #RaiseACurtinChild.