Your gift can provide a scholarship for a child to attend school for an entire year. You’ll give a child a chance to learn, empowering her to lift herself and her family out of poverty. And, thanks to matching grants, your gift will double to send 2x as many children to school!
Where Your Gift Helps: Bangladesh
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Continue shoppingMany poor families are not able to pay school fees, which means their children aren’t able to go to school. Girls are married off at a young age to alleviate the financial strain on their families.
But when a child is able to go to school, they are empowered to continue learning and growing in their studies. Many become passionate about learning, continuing on to higher education or teaching the younger students in their villages.
Just by going to school these children have an opportunity to complete their education, rise above poverty, and make a difference in their own communities.
In places like Bangladesh, families living in poverty can’t afford to send their children to school and view marriage as an opportunity to lessen their burden.
Girls as young as 10 or 12 years old, like Fulmala, live in fear of being married off in childhood. Your gift of a year of education, however, means a different future for Fulmala!
Fulmala told us, "I don’t want to get married because I want to study and have a higher education.”
Girls in rural communities who are able to complete their education are not only empowered, but are more equipped to help their families – and they’re six times less likely to be married before the age of 18.
Your gift of education will help protect a young boy or girl like Fulmala!
You can give a child in poverty a soccer ball which will help teach them important life skills through sports.
You can give a child a new backpack, books, and much more to help prepare them for success in school.
You can provide new desks, chalkboards, and much more to help students succeed in school.
World Concern is a Christian relief and development organization working to see communities transformed physically and spiritually through disaster response and community development.
