Gifts doubledEducation
Back to School for 300 Girls
Northern Ghana
Uniforms, books, fees and a mentor for 300 girls who would otherwise leave school before they turn fourteen.
$61,200 raised of $90,000
68%
Brightpath children's education programme
Every child deserves a classroom
We keep girls and boys in school with fees, books, bikes and teachers who are trained to help every child learn.
- Gifts doubled this month
- Updates twice a year
- Cancel any time
9,400children in school this year
Education causes
Help a child learn
Education
After-School Reading Clubs
Millbrook and nearby towns
Free reading clubs with books, snacks and volunteer readers for children who are falling behind.
$17,880 raised of $24,000
74%
Education
Train 60 Village Teachers
Rural Tanzania
A year of training and mentoring for sixty teachers in schools with classes of more than eighty children.
$21,300 raised of $52,000
40%
How your gift works
From your gift to a lesson
You choose a gift
One-off or monthly, to a cause you care about or where it is needed most.
It reaches the project
Your gift goes to the team on the ground within the month.
We report back
Photos, updates and a yearly report show you what changed.
60teachers trained this year
Our approach
Teachers make the difference
Fees and uniforms get a child through the gate. A trained, supported teacher keeps them learning. That is why half of our education budget goes to teachers.
- Mentors for every girl
- Reading clubs at home too
- Bikes for long journeys
- Exam fees paid
Ways to give
Choose how to help
Most chosen
Give monthly
$10
a month, cancel any time
- Safe water for a child every month
- Updates twice a year
- The most useful gift
Fundraise for us
$500
our average fundraiser
- Free fundraising pack
- A team cheering you on
- T-shirt and medal
Gifts made this month are doubled by a supporter, up to $30,000.
Voices
What changes in class
The bicycle means I am not late any more. I want to be the first doctor from our village.
Since the mentors started, not one girl in our top class has left school. That has never happened before.
Watching a nine-year-old read a whole chapter out loud for the first time is the best part of my week.
The team
People behind the programme
Stories
News from our schools
The Day the Water Came to Kalapata
After two years of planning and six weeks of drilling, the first hand pump in Kalapata was switched on. Sofia was there.
Why a Monthly Gift Goes Further
Regular gifts let us plan a borehole a year ahead, keep a clinic on the road and promise a girl a whole year at school.
A Saturday in the Charity Shop
Daniel has volunteered every Saturday for three years. He walked us through a day of sorting, pricing and chatting.
Keep a girl in school for a year
$300 covers fees, a uniform, books and a mentor.