In the rural village of deha bahadur, near Peshawar, North Pakistan, education is not enough. Without nutritious food, students can't learn. Without support for families, kids end up at risk for child labor, trafficking, or begging. One Ummah Foundation supports the work of local organizers who direct school lunches, uniforms and sandals to the students of 5 schools in the area - more than 750 children.

The Bhaithul Khair Foundation has been working for last few years on educational support in rural areas where people are very poor and living without basic needs. They need support for their children's education. This project is for school-aged children needing school bag, books, notebooks, footwear and writing materials for their studies. The students are coming from agricultural areas or daily wage family. The family income is not enough for their daily bread. This project impacts 300 children that need material support and one meal per day to attend school.

Education services for 790 children in Cox's Bazaar. The two learning centers in Balukhali Camp need ongoing support to help children find stability in their lives and move to the next level. Funds for this project also include a meal per day for each child. Recurring donations are encouraged to keep education consistent for these children. ​

Assisting children in Hyderabad, India get access to the books and uniforms needed to attend government schools - allowing them access to educational resources.

With thousands of poor, rural families struggling to meet basic needs due to poverty, World Assistance For Cambodia charity has built and maintained thousands of schools in the most impoverished areas - including one in Mustafa's name.

Bringing positive social change through education, The Citizen's Foundation is the premier education non-profit. With over 1,482 schools across Pakistan, some graduates have gone on to programs in the states including Harvard.

Providing coaching and guidance to intelligent children who are not able to afford access to a quality education due to their economic circumstances.

Supplying the most underprivileged, street children of Hyderabad with the resources they need to attend government schools including textbooks and uniforms.

Children from hardworking families in Bhola, Bangladesh, used to work outside in shops, hotels, restaurants, as street hawkers and servants. There are no government schools nearby and even if there were, poverty forces children into labor to help support their families. Since 2016 we have seen the Bright Future School grow - with your help - from 20 students to 125 students across 4 centers.

Without access to basic civic facilities, children and families of Kachra Kundi are forced to live among the 100 tons of garbage dumped daily in the village. Now, with 3 campuses, and 45 staff members, over a thousand students have access to an education that will help break the cycle of poverty.