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Pick a number. We'll tell you what it buys.

No suggested amounts with a vague promise attached. Every figure below is a real line item in a real school budget.

What each amount covers

$25 One teacher through one training session — the cheapest thing we do, and the one that reaches the most children.

$100 A full AI literacy workshop for a whole class, in a language they already speak.

$250 One curriculum module for mother-tongue instruction. Written once, used in every classroom we reach.

$500 A classroom equipped with solar power and devices, where the electricity was never coming.

$1,000 A school through a full term — devices, trained teachers, curriculum and follow-up.

Tracked to a school Assigned to a specific program and place, not a general fund.

It won't stay in one lane A device fund also pays for the teacher who makes the device useful.

You'll hear what happened Field updates from the schools your money reached — including what went wrong.

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Before you give

What happens to your money, in plain terms

You're about to send money to an organization you found on the internet, for work happening somewhere you'll probably never visit. That deserves a straight answer about where it goes.

What we do with it

Assigned to a program and a place Your gift goes to a named program in a specific school, not into an undifferentiated pot.

Maintenance is budgeted, not hoped for Repairs, replacement parts and follow-up visits are costed into every installation before anything is bought.

Local people are paid properly Teacher trainers and community liaisons are hired locally and paid a real wage, not treated as volunteers.

You get a receipt immediately And field updates afterwards about the schools your money reached.

What we won't pretend

Not every dollar reaches a classroom Some pays for the accounting, the travel, and the site visits that make the rest of it work. Any organization claiming 100% is hiding the overhead somewhere.

We're early This foundation is young. We'd rather you knew that than discovered it later.

Some of it won't work Our published cases include what went wrong, because that's the only version worth trusting.

If any of that changes how you feel about giving, that's a reasonable response and we'd rather you had the information.

If a card payment isn't your route

Somebody covered a training session once. Four schools are different because of it.

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