EDUCATION AND HEALTH
Access to healthcare, disease prevention and education should not be dependent upon our native geography.
Everyone deserves the right to have equal opportunities to thrive.
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DONATIONS TO
THIS FUND PROVIDE
Building Materials For
New Construction of Schools
Student Supplies and Technology
Emergency Relief in the
Wake of Natural Disasters
Medical Research and Support
Educational Films About
Social Justice Issues
Safe Transportation
JUST
OF GIRLS
COMPLETE
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
The Reality
The United Nations (UN) reports that just 60% of girls complete elementary school and only about half that attend secondary education in our world’s underdeveloped nations. Furthermore, young women from the ages of 15 to 24 are twice as likely to contract HIV as their male counterparts. These grim statistics must be reversed—and with your help we can help do so through education and health-focused programs that transform lives and restore communities.
Global Impact
Donors to this area of giving at The White Feather Foundation have helped build new schools and furnished supplies in Zambia; provided safe transportation for medical emergencies in Uganda; sponsored award-winning social justice films in the USA: raised awareness and funds for Lupus in the USA; supported events and programs to prevent and find a cure for AIDS in the USA and Ethiopia; provided emergency supplies for victims of an earthquake in Nepal and relief for war refugees in Ukraine.
HEAR THEIR STORIES
Judith Hall,
Mothers of Africa
After attending a 2004 conference in Paris, where a presenter spoke about the devastating maternal mortality in Sub-Saharan Africa, Dr. Judith Hall was moved to start a charity to help.
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Esther Haaisma,
Egoli Africa
In 2017, The White Feather Foundation purchased three Village Ambulances for communities in Uganda. These vehicles are still in use today—read on to see how they continue to provide…
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Julia Verdin and Olivia D'Abo, Artists For Change
Angie: Lost Girls tells the story of a teenager who was forced into a life of sex trafficking, and her family’s journey as they come to terms with what’s happened to her as she recovers.
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Tamara Horton,
Studio Samuel
The two-year Training for Tomorrow™ program at Studio Samuel has helped girls in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia develop life skills to end the cycle of poverty since 2015. One thing that evolved…
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Areas of Focus
Safe Learning Spaces
Educational Supplies
and Infrastructure
Transportation
Medical Supplies
Sanitation
HIV/AIDS
Lupus
Human Trafficking
Mental Health
CHARITY
PARTNERS
PRODUCT
PARTNERS
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Caroline Derlatka When You Open a Book
Black and white photography from the Kisumu – Kenya Collection by Julian Lennon (c) 2014.
