Built over several years by local fundis (engineers), community members, and GIVE volunteers, the Skuli Ya Kairo GIVE is a grant-aided public school providing preschool and primary education to over 250 students. The school now ranks 1st in the district and 3rd in the region! Your donations directly fund Bi Asha’s salary, a full-time teacher, daily transportation for local teachers, and the salary of Juma, the school caretaker and GIVE’s legendary driver. Asante sana from Tanzania for your support!

Through our Students4Students campaign, we proudly empower local teachers, chefs, and caretakers to provide quality education, childcare, and nutrition to over 250 students at schools in Mueang Khong, Thailand. Many of these students are refugees from Myanmar’s civil war, living in dormitories away from their families. Your donations directly enhance their access to education, childcare, and nutritious meals. Kop khun mak kaap from Thailand for your support!

In Sop Chem, Laos, the cost of education has long been a challenge due to the village’s remote location and distance from secondary and higher education. To address this, the GIVE Foundation provides participation-based scholarships to over 60 local students, helping offset schooling costs. Students earn scholarships by joining English lessons and community service projects with our volunteers during summer breaks, with rewards tiered to cover school books, uniforms, and other essentials. The program’s success has even drawn students from neighboring villages to Sop Chem each summer. Khawp jai lai lai from Laos for your support!

Built from over 20,000 plastic bottles repurposed as eco-bricks, the Jiquilillo Technical School, or “Bottle School,” was GIVE’s first infrastructure project in 2012. Today, it’s a thriving vocational school offering local children, teens, and adults the chance to learn English, Computer Science, and various technical skills, enhancing their education and job opportunities in the region. Your donations directly support local teacher salaries and English education programs at the Bottle School. Muchas gracias from Nicaragua for your support!