A Pencil That Can Change a Life<br />Every morning, Raju walks to school with hope in his eyes—but his school bag is empty. He borrows a pencil from his friend, writes carefully, and erases slowly so it lasts longer. When the pencil breaks, his learning stops.<br />Raju is not alone.<br />Many underprivileged children come to school without notebooks, pens, or basic stationery. Their dreams are strong, but their resources are weak. A simple stationery kit—a notebook, a pen, a pencil, and colors—can mean the difference between sitting silently in class and raising a hand with confidence.<br />At Gram Sewa Sangh, Nagpur, we believe that no child should be held back because of poverty. With your support, we want to place a complete stationery kit into the hands of children like Raju—so they can write their dreams, draw their future, and learn with dignity.<br />One kit. One child. One step toward a brighter tomorrow.<br />Join us in turning empty bags into bags full of hope.

We offer education to the vulnerable in our community

We have a classroom full of eager minds, curious hands raised, eyes lit up with possibility.Now imagine telling those same students, “Sorry, we can’t access the internet today.”That’s the reality at Nandom L/A Primary and JHS.Over 100 students. One shared dream: to learn, to grow, to be part of a world that’s moving fast.But no computer lab.No way to learn digital skills. No safe space to explore coding or research. No access to the basic tools many others take for granted.We’re ready to change that.Together with our community, we’re building a computer lab right there in the school. Desks, laptops, internet access, and the support these students need to thrive in a digital world.Because every child deserves more than chalkboards and broken wires. They deserve opportunity.This isn’t just about tech. It’s about giving students a real shot at the future they dream of.If you’ve ever believed in the power of education to break cycles, this is your moment.We’ve got the plans. We’ve got the local support. Now we need the partners who’ll help us bring it to life.Want to be part of something real?Let’s build the lab. Let’s build the future.One student. One big possibility at a time.

SDK Deru (a Catholic private primary school) is one of 114 partner schools of Taman Bacaan Pelangi (TBP) in Nagekeo District, East Nusa Tenggara Province, Indonesia. Since 2022, the school has run a child-friendly library program in partnership with TBP, giving more than 100 students each year access to quality books and a love of reading. On 19 December 2025, tragedy struck when a fire destroyed the school library along with every book inside it. For students who had grown used to reading, borrowing, and dreaming through books, this loss was deeply felt. Today, they urgently need new, high-quality books so their learning journey can continue.

To support the orphaned and vulnerable children and youth in accessing quality information, technology, and communication to improve their competencies and deepen their skills as we promote social inclusiveness

bright future for youth is dedicated to deliver education to sll people from different background this carpet will help people with disability to sit comfortable while attending different sessions at our youth hub

Apostolic Voice Education Trust empowers underprivileged communities through education, leadership development, and community transformation. We are requesting laptops to enhance digital learning, administrative efficiency, and online program delivery. These laptops will support students, teachers, and staff in accessing educational resources, virtual training, and reporting, ensuring continued learning and program accountability.

Apostolic Voice Education Trust is a faith-based nonprofit serving underprivileged communities through Christ-centered education, leadership development, and community transformation.We are requesting a camera to recover and strengthen our media capacity for documenting education programs, leadership training, community outreaches, and donor accountability. A camera will help us tell real stories of impact, improve transparency, and reach global partners and supporters effectively.

Jarno Snyman is 11 years old and Elaina Reynecke 6 years old, her cousin, both live in a squatter camp due to extreme poverty. These two children attend school but without supplies, like books, uniforms and often food to eat. They want to participate in the school activities and urgently need help.

THRDC is a national coalition established in 2010 to protect, empower, and support Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) across Tanzania. Formed in response to increasing threats, harassment, and repression against HRDs, THRDC fills a critical gap by providing specialized protection services that were previously unavailable. Registered in 2012 under Tanzanian law, THRDC has grown from 14 founding organizations to over 300 member organizations across Mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar. More than 70% of its members joined due to insufficient protection in their human rights work, highlighting the urgent need for THRDC’s interventions. THRDC works to ensure HRDs can operate safely and effectively through protection and security management, emergency support, legal aid, advocacy, capacity building, and public engagement. Its work aligns with the **1998 UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders and contributes to the expansion of civic space in Tanzania. Vision: A free and secure working environment for Human Rights Defenders in Tanzania. Mission: To maximize the protection, respect, and recognition of HRDs through protection services, capacity building, and advocacy. Guided by empathy, integrity, professionalism, transparency, and accountability, THRDC remains a trusted national platform for defending those who defend human rights.

Meet Rocco—a bright 16-year-old special needs learner with a passion for learning and outstanding academic results. Unfortunately, both his parents are unemployed and cannot afford the transport fees, school uniforms, or learning materials he needs. We at CLR foundation have tried our best to help him get to school and supply some of his needs and are committed to continue helping

Donation request for school materials for displaced children in resettlement centers. Many children have lost their belongings during the conflict in Cabo Delgado and urgently need notebooks, pencils, erasers, rulers, and other basic school supplies to continue their studies and maintain educational continuity despite the challenges faced by the community.