Change A Life with Less Than $1
How much does $1 a day mean to you? The price of a piece of bread? One candy? Or mere petty change? For the students of JAAGO Foundation, it means the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty and the hope for a brighter tomorrow. Through JAAGO’s Sponsor A Child program, you can support the education of children from marginalized communities with less than $1 a day or $27 a month.
Education is not just about acquiring knowledge; it’s the tool that breaks barriers and the key that unlocks endless possibilities. Yet, for many children from marginalized backgrounds, attending school is nothing more than a distant aspiration. Limited financial resources, societal barriers, and lack of infrastructure often stand in the way of their dreams.
This is where your support can make a world of difference. By pledging less than $1 per day, you can ensure that these children have access to quality education, including textbooks, uniforms, stationery, and other essential resources. Your contribution goes beyond monetary assistance; it represents hope, opportunity, and a chance for a brighter future.
Your contribution will provide our students with-
Free-Of-Cost Education: Your donation will help us provide free-of-cost quality education to children from underprivileged communities who would otherwise not have access to education. Upon receiving formal education, these children will be able to ensure a prosperous future for themselves and their families.
Essential School Supplies: Your support will facilitate the provision of essential school supplies, ensuring that every child has the pencils, erasers, notebooks, and other materials required to actively engage in learning.
School Bags: Your contribution to school bags will help these young souls carry not just books but also their hopes and dreams. These bags serve as vessels of potential, offering a means for organisation and preparedness in their educational pursuits.
School Uniforms: With your help, our students will receive free uniforms that instil a sense of belonging. These uniforms go beyond mere clothing; they become symbols of inclusivity and community, fostering a shared identity among the student body.
Nutritious Meals: Your contribution will gift our students not only nourished minds but also nourished bodies. With your help, they will receive nutritious meals that are essential to support their overall development.
Health Checkups: With your generosity, these children will also get the opportunity to take part in regular health checkups, a luxury that these children often can’t afford and due to which numerous health-related issues are often left unidentified.
Through the support of our compassionate sponsors, JAAGO Foundation has already transformed countless lives, providing educational opportunities to children who would otherwise be left behind. With your support, we can extend our reach even further and make a lasting impact on even more lives.
By pooling our resources and joining forces, we can create a ripple effect of hope and opportunity that reverberates far beyond the confines of our own communities.
So, how can you get involved? It’s simple. Visit our website or reach out to our social media platform to learn more about our Sponsor A Child program. Whether you choose to donate individually or rally your friends, family, or colleagues to join the cause, every contribution makes a difference.
Together, let’s rewrite destinies, empower dreams, and change lives with less than $1 a day.
FAQs:
How much do I have to contribute?
Answer: Each sponsor has to contribute BDT 2500 or approximately $27 to Sponsor A Child.
How Frequently do I have to donate?
Answer: The donations are received on a monthly basis.
Do I have any say in the child selection process?
Answer: Yes, you can request the type of child you would like to sponsor or choose from the child profiles provided.
Is the process transparent?
Answer: Yes. Sponsors receive result cards, progress reports, etc., to evaluate their sponsored child’s performance.
Can I meet the child I am sponsoring?
Answer: Yes. Every sponsor can meet their sponsored child.