#Donate To Education Charity

[surekhakapoor]

SOS India | Closing the Education Gap for Underprivileged Children in India

Education is the key to unlocking one's potential and breaking the cycle of poverty. However, in India, millions of children from underprivileged backgrounds are still denied access to quality education. This results in a widening education gap that perpetuates the cycle of poverty and hinders the development of the country as a whole. 

Lack of Access to Education for Underprivileged Children in India

According to a recent study, students from low-income families are less likely to have access to educational resources and have higher drop-out rates, compared to their peers from wealthier families. According to the World Bank, over 50 million children in India are not in school, and nearly 60% of the children who do attend, drop out before completing their secondary education. 

This is largely due to poverty and the lack of infrastructure and resources in these areas. Children from these backgrounds are often forced to drop out of school to support their families or to work as child labourers. This deprives them of their right to education and the opportunity to improve their lives and their communities.

Further, this situation exacerbates the existing disparities between different socioeconomic groups, leading to a vicious cycle of poverty and inequality.

The good news is that there are charitable organisations and NGOs for child care working tirelessly to bridge this gap and provide education for underprivileged children in India. 

NGOs for Child Education in India

SOS Children's Villages of India is working to address this issue by providing quality education to underprivileged children. Through our various programs, we provide education, health care, and other support services to children from marginalised communities. 

We also run schools in rural areas where there is a shortage of educational facilities, providing education to children who would otherwise be denied this opportunity.

In the words of the famous education reformer Horace Mann, "Education, then, beyond all other devices of human origin, is the great equaliser of the conditions of men, the balance-wheel of the social machinery." 

Education truly has the power to bring about positive change in the lives of underprivileged children and make a real difference in the world. By providing education to underprivileged children, we can empower them to break the cycle of poverty and create a brighter future for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Donate Today to Bridge the Education Gap

Closing the gap in education for underprivileged children in India requires a collective effort from all sectors of society. Childcare NGOs and charitable organisations, such as SOS Children's Villages India, are working tirelessly to provide education to these children. 

However, we cannot do it alone. We need the support of individuals and organisations to help us reach our goals. By donating to NGOs for child care in India, you can help bridge the education gap and provide education to children who need it the most.So, if you believe in the power of education and want to make a difference in the lives of underprivileged children in India, please consider donating to SOS Children's Villages India. Together, we can help to close the education gap and create a brighter future for all.

[onigori]

Okay I usually don’t post personal shit, especially stuff that’ll link back to my real life. But I’m down to fewer than 30 days until my DonorsChoose campaign ends and I have $530 to raise.

I teach in an inner-city high school that serves a ton of underprivileged students and immigrant students. For the last two years, I’ve provided hygiene products, school supplies, and focus tools out of my own pocket and it’s simply too much for me to afford anymore.

If you can, please donate. I need to raise this money by August 16th. If I don’t reach the goal, everyone will be refunded their donations and my campaign will fail.

[queen-karnia]

Help Me Pay for Summer Tuition

Boozhoo! Aaniin! (Hello) I am an Indigenous Student studying my traditional language in an M.A. program. I hope to create free resources guided toward self-learning for many communities and individuals to use.

Despite taking no classes in the summer, my institution requires M.A. students to pay summer tuition, which is a whooping 3k! This was quite a surprise to me. I do have student-loans, but their funding does not cover summer tuition. I also have a job, but on top of rent and expenses, it's hard to make enough. I am posting here to ask for help. Any donation helps, no matter how small, will greatly help me. I know I am literally one of tens of thousands of students who ask for charity, and my cause is no more important than theirs. I just hope that there are some people out there who have a little extra to spare, and who resonate with my struggle.

Gchi Miigwech! (Many thanks).

Kofi: https://ko-fi.com/karnia

[the-martyrfication-of-the-matron]

‘I can’t find good clothes in charity shops! I have to buy from SHEIN!’

Brev I just got a slutty as hell top + a chunky bracelet + a carrier bag for £3 in a charity shop smaller than my bedroom. And they didn’t even charge me for the carrier bag.

Maybe the charity shops aren’t the problem. Maybe you just dress like a loser.

[annasellheim]

Hello!

If you sign up for my Patreon by Sunday, July 21st at ANY TIER (for as little as $1), I will send you some of my refugee students' comics in the mail! And if you sign up for my Patreon at a $10+ tier, you will get a button or sticker made by one of my students as well.

My Patreon charges per project, not monthly. You only get charged when i make a new zine (about 4 a year).

All profits of these zines go towards the student snack fund- help me feed my students!!!

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[gracead]

Kindly Help in this case: Major car accident and struggling

https://gofund.me/7a379391

Hi. My name is Rayne. I live in Perth, Australia, and am a single mum to four beautiful children. Life is hard as it is but things just got so much harder. https://gofund.me/7a379391

I was involved in a very serious, high-impact car accident. I have been on pain medication since the accident. My back spasms constantly, and I cannot move my head. It is awful. Life has changed a lot in a very short time. I have tried to return to work but I end up dizzy, in pain and unable to walk the next day. https://gofund.me/7a379391

The cost of repairs is 20K and the cost of medical expenses is at 5K, at this stage. I need the car to get back to work ASAP. I am very fortunate that my workplace will switch my role until I am well again. I am therefore asking for help, which I have never done since I moved out of home at the age of 14.

Rayne and her 4 little munchkins. (Who are not so little anymore.)

[for-the-ninth]

It happens like clockwork every election cycle.

Republican gets elected, people rage and foist all the blame onto third party voters or people who didn't vote. They post their hot takes about the brain dead red states who vote against their own interests and claim the only reason any of us are in this mess at all is because people won't "do the work," when their own definition of "the work" really just comes down to voting Democrat every four years, encouraging others to do the same, and resorting to shame when some of them inevitably don't.

These are often, though not always, folks who don't really know what The Work is. They aren't grounded in the struggle. They are comfortable enough that the only thing that really fazes them is someone like Trump getting elected. They aren't participating in community outreach or mutual aid networks. They are comfortable in many ways they probably take for granted, and the reason they want Dems in office is, in part, to protect that comfort.

What they don't realize, and often refuse to realize no matter how many activists of the present and past tell them, is that liberalism and electoral politics was never going to save us. Democrats have long been committed to the status quo. They cosplay as revolutionaries and leaders of the resistance whenever the next Republican dickhead gets voted in. They co-opt the movement despite having no real stake in it, because they are centrists with no genuine desire to propel the country in a radically progressive direction. And when folks too far left of center step up to the plate, like Bernie Sanders, the rest of the party refuses to put their weight behind them.

It's the same sorry set of excuses every time: oh, but we'll lose the swing voters! and we have to try to win over moderate Republicans! the nation isn't ready for someone so radical! When we all know that's bullshit. Anyone who's tired of crying over their grocery bill - and that's damn near everyone - is ready for radical change.

But sure, let's continue blaming people who didn't vote or voted third party for the result of one of many election cycles during which the Dems failed to provide us with a compelling progressive candidate with policies geared toward uplifting the working class and working poor.

By all means, let's continue doing the work of the imperialists for them, cause the more time we spend fighting each other over minor ideological differences (and yes, if your only beef with someone's ideology is that they didn't bother voting, that is a minor difference and not something worth seething over) the less time we'll spend organizing. The more isolated from each other we'll be. If we blame each other then we're less likely to blame them, for putting all of us in this hellscape.

And make no mistake - they know that. There's a reason Democratic politicians are so quick to disparage working class folks in southern states. If we blame them for just being sooooo willfully stupid and deplorable AND we blame everyone else for having the audacity not to vOTe bLue No MaTtRr wHo then there's no blame left to hurl at the Dems. They want so badly for us to believe that people like Obama, Harris, and Biden - who are all centrists, through and through - will save us if enough of us vote for them. And then when they do get voted in there's a million excuses for why they can't push any meaningful legislation through.

I hate watching so many of you buy right into it. Crucifying each other over not voting for the lesser of two evils like it isn't deeply fucked up that they're our only two options to begin with. Touting Harris like she's some sort of saint by comparison when she stood up on a national platform to say she wanted our military to be the most lethal in the world. Amidst calls for a ceasefire and an arms embargo, she said that shit with her whole chest, and y'all think Donald Trump is the only fascist? Get. A. Grip.

Electoral politics are not going to save us. Kamala Harris was never going to save us. We are the only people who can save us and we do that by building a grassroots movement grounded in class solidarity.

If you're still blaming people who voted third party or didn't vote at all, you're not ready for that movement. If you're still denigrating working class voters in red states for falling victim to the propaganda machine because you're Oh So Smart and that could never be you, you're not ready for the movement.

And if the only "work" you do is urging people to vote every 4 years and writing spicy posts after the fact about how you no longer give a shit about the people who "betrayed" you by not relying on electoral politics to save us - many of whom I can promise you are doing real, tangible work to benefit the people in their own communities - do me and everyone else a favor, and get grounded. Get rooted in the struggle. Stop spewing reactionary nonsense and put that energy into your community - including people who didn't fucking vote for Harris. Cause I can promise you, organizers and activists aren't checking anyone's voting record when they serve up meals at the soup kitchen or fund mutual aid requests for rent money. Folks who are "actually doing the work" don't have time for that petty shit.

[masterai]

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[filaantrocrowdfunding]

Medical Crowdfunding — A saviour for less-fortunate people

In today’s world, medical treatments come with a considerable price which is not affordable for many people, especially the costs of life-threatening diseases. A medical issue may be both terrifying and frustrating. Your path with health might involve many potential dangers, and attempting to handle them alone can be pretty stressful. Even in India, according to Economic Times, India has nearly 30% or 42 crore of its population devoid of any health insurance with actual numbers being higher due to gaps in the existing scheme and overlap between the schemes.

Fortunately, the rise of medical crowdfunding has provided a glimmer of hope for those who find themselves in desperate situations where they have no financial means to treat their loved ones. Crowdfunding allows people to reach out to others, share their stories and seek financial assistance from compassionate individuals around the world.

In comparison to other nations, a considerable portion of the population in India lives below the poverty line, and many are compelled to use private hospitals since government-run facilities do not provide the necessary amenities. A lot of individuals cannot afford the excessive expense of medical care in private hospitals; the high costs of medical treatments, surgeries, and medications become a huge financial burden for many individuals, especially those without adequate health insurance or limited financial resources.

In India, where more than 50% of the population lives in rural regions, there is an enormous gap between urban and rural areas. This implies that many individuals may not social media sites like Facebook or Twitter but would still like assistance in finding a treatment. That’s where various crowdfunding organizations come to aid. Beyond financial assistance, medical crowdfunding empowers individuals and communities in several ways. It encourages people to share their stories and struggles, fostering a sense of unity and emotional support.

Filaantro is a crowdfunding organization that has helped many people especially children with threatening diseases by raising funds. Filaantro along with Child Help Foundation through crowdfunding has supported 2879 emergency medical cases. You can also start fundraising pages for medical emergencies on Filaantro.

Medical Crowdfunding has emerged as a beacon of hope for the less fortunate. Providing them with a platform to access life-saving treatments and medical care. It has brought many generous individuals around the world together transforming the lives of people in need eventually strengthening the global bond. We hope that this article reciprocates the perspective of medical crowdfunding and how it has become a ray of hope to many less-fortunate people.

[dirtyrat21]

PLEASE HELP!!

I am a teen in college with no where else to go! I am struggling financially with housing, food, and education. I have a service dog that I need to take care of! I am disabled and currently unable to work until my ankle is recovered!! anything helps, even if it is just reblogging!!!!!

[upwardsuganda77]

[naveensrikantaiah]

Happy Teacher's Day!

At Kritagyata Trust, we believe that teachers are the guiding lights who shape the future of our society. Today, we take a moment to honor and appreciate all the incredible educators who dedicate their lives to nurturing young minds, fostering curiosity, and inspiring generations.

A teacher’s role goes beyond textbooks. They plant seeds of knowledge, empathy, and values that grow into a better tomorrow. Whether it's in classrooms, community centers, or even under the open sky, teachers transform lives with every lesson they impart.

On this special day, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to every teacher for their unwavering commitment, passion, and love for learning. Your influence reaches far beyond the classroom, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of countless students.

At Kritagyata Trust, we’re committed to supporting educational initiatives that empower both students and teachers. Together, let’s continue to build a future where education is a fundamental right, and teachers are celebrated every day for their invaluable contributions.

Happy Teacher's Day! Let's recognize the difference that teachers make in creating a brighter, more compassionate world.

https://www.kritagyata.org

TeachersDay #KritagyataTrust #ThankYouTeachers #EducationMatters #EmpoweringThroughEducation #Gratitude

[catherinesbeadazzledcharms]

#ClearTheList - Life Skills Teacher - Odessa Texas

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[lovelyfoundation]

Striving to Make the World a Better Place: The Journey of Lovely Foundation and Its Commitment to Sarbat Da Bhala

Originally Published by Lovely Foundation : https://medium.com/@lovelyfoundation/striving-to-make-the-world-a-better-place-the-journey-of-lovely-foundation-and-its-commitment-to-bc5adaa82b38

“May Everyone Prosper” is the motto of “Sarbat Da Bhala,” which our Gurus have always upheld. Following in their footsteps, we uphold the same credo in service to mankind. We begin our journey with the wish: “May everyone prosper, may no one sleep hungry, may the light of education illuminate every home, may no human stay deprived of basic necessities, and may our environment grow and glow till eternity.”

For us, Sarbat Da Bhala is not merely a doctrine but a way of life, as exemplified by my mother. Throughout her life, she followed a path of helping as many fellow humans as possible. Inspired by her selflessness, I, Sanbir Kapoor, established the Lovely Foundation to continue her legacy of service to humanity and Mother Earth.

The Principle of Sarbat Da Bhala

The principle of Sarbat Da Bhala is deeply rooted in the teachings of our Gurus. It emphasizes universal well-being and prosperity, urging us to think beyond our personal interests and work towards the greater good. This philosophy inspires us to extend our hands to those in need, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to live a life of dignity and happiness.

My mother embodied this principle in every aspect of her life. She was always ready to help others, whether it was through providing food to the hungry, offering shelter to the homeless, or supporting education for underprivileged children. Her compassion and generosity left a profound impact on everyone she met, and her actions were a testament to the true spirit of Sarbat Da Bhala.

The Birth of Lovely Foundation

The Lovely Foundation was born out of a desire to honor my mother’s legacy and her unwavering commitment to helping others. I wanted to create an organization that would carry forward her mission of making the world a better place. The foundation was established with a vision to serve humanity and protect our environment, guided by the principle of Sarbat Da Bhala.

Our Focus Areas

Education

Communities and people may be transformed by education, which is a potent instrument. No matter their socioeconomic status, we at Lovely Foundation think all children should have access to a high-quality education. Our hard efforts are directed towards guaranteeing that children hailing from impoverished households are provided with the necessary tools and guidance to excel in school.

Among our educational endeavors are the sponsoring of educational programs, school supplies, and scholarships. We work together with educators and educational institutions to establish a setting that is favorable for kids to study. We want to end the cycle of poverty and enable the next generation to realize their full potential by making investments in education.

Health

Good health is fundamental to a fulfilling life. Unfortunately, many people in our society lack access to basic healthcare services. At Lovely Foundation, we are committed to improving health outcomes for vulnerable populations by providing medical care, health education, and support services.

Preventive care, early illness detection, and treatment are the main focuses of our health services. To encourage healthy living, we plan health camps, immunization drives, and awareness programs. We also offer financial support to people who are unable to pay for medical care. Our goal in tackling health inequalities is to guarantee that every individual may live a healthy and fruitful life.

Food and Nutrition

Nobody ought to starve to death. Sadly, food insecurity is still a major problem in a lot of places. By giving nourishing meals to people in need, Lovely Foundation works to end hunger and malnutrition. To make sure that no one is denied this essential requirement, we run food banks, community kitchens, and meal distribution programs.

We also provide teaching sessions on sustainable agriculture and healthy eating as part of our food and nutrition initiatives. In order to assist community gardens and encourage organic agricultural methods, we collaborate with nearby farmers. Our goals are to lessen the burden of diet-related illnesses and build healthier communities by tackling food insecurity and encouraging proper nutrition.

Environment

All living things depend on a healthy environment for their well-being. Our goal at Lovely Foundation is to preserve and safeguard our natural resources. We think it is our duty to protect the environment and make sure that coming generations may live in a healthy and sustainable setting.

Our environmental initiatives focus on reducing pollution, conserving biodiversity, and promoting sustainable practices. We organize tree planting drives, clean-up campaigns, and environmental education programs. We also advocate for policies that protect the environment and support renewable energy sources. By taking action to address environmental issues, we hope to create a greener and more sustainable world.

The Power of Community

One of the key strengths of Lovely Foundation is our community of dedicated volunteers. Our volunteers come from diverse backgrounds, united by a common goal of making a positive impact on society. They contribute their time, skills, and resources to support our initiatives and help us reach more people in need.

Stories of Impact

Over the years, Lovely Foundation has touched the lives of many individuals and communities. Here are a few stories that highlight the impact of our work:

A Brighter Future for Neha: Neha, a young girl from a low-income family, had dreams of becoming a doctor. However, her family struggled to afford her education. Through our scholarship program, Neha received the financial support she needed to continue her studies. Today, she is pursuing her medical degree and is on her way to achieving her dreams.

Health and Hope for Ramesh: Ramesh, a daily wage worker, suffered from a chronic illness that left him unable to work. With no savings and limited access to healthcare, his condition worsened. Our health team provided Ramesh with medical treatment and ongoing support. He is now on the road to recovery and able to support his family once again.

Nutritious Meals for Rekha: Rekha, a single mother, struggled to provide enough food for her children. They often went to bed hungry, affecting their health and well-being. Through our meal distribution program, Rekha and her children received regular, nutritious meals. This support has given them the strength and energy to thrive.

Greening the Community: In a neighborhood affected by pollution, we launched a tree planting drive to improve air quality and create green spaces. Our volunteers planted hundreds of trees, transforming the area into a lush, green oasis. The community now enjoys cleaner air and a healthier environment.

Looking Ahead

We are always looking for fresh approaches to broaden our influence and reach as we travel forward. We’re looking into joint ventures with other organizations, utilizing technology to enhance our offerings, and recruiting additional volunteers to support our mission. Our objective is to bring about a beneficial transformation that spreads far beyond the people who directly benefit from our initiatives.

How You Can Get Involved

There are many ways you can support the Lovely Foundation and contribute to our mission of making the world a better place. Here are a few ways you can get involved:

Volunteer: Join our community of volunteers and participate in our programs. Your time and skills can make a significant difference in the lives of others.

Donate: Your financial contributions help us fund our initiatives and reach more people in need. Every donation, no matter how small, makes an impact.

Advocate: Spread the word about our work and advocate for the causes we support. Your voice can help raise awareness and inspire others to take action.

Collaborate: If you represent an organization, consider partnering with us to amplify our efforts. Together, we can achieve greater impact and drive meaningful change.

Conclusion

Lovely Foundation’s path serves as a monument to the strength of dedication, compassion, and community. We work to improve the world little by little, guided by the tenet of Sarbat Da Bhala. We are improving people’s lives on an individual and community level with the help of our partners, donors, and volunteers. We are committed to fulfilling our purpose of assisting people and safeguarding the environment even as we look to the future. We can all live in a happier, healthier, and more successful society if we work together.

[oshifoundation123]

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