Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school

by Women for Conservation
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Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
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Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school
Empower 40 Colombian Girls to go to school

Project Report | Jul 19, 2024
We empowered 40 Colombian Girls to Go to School

By Emily Knudson | Director of Outreach and Philanthropy

W4C leader Ciria Tores helps a girl learn to read
W4C leader Ciria Tores helps a girl learn to read

Dear Women for Conservation community, 

We are thrilled to share the final report for the "Empower 40 Colombian Girls to Go to School" project. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors on GlobalGiving and other platforms, we have achieved significant milestones in providing educational opportunities for girls in rural Colombian rainforest communities. This report summarizes our accomplishments, the impact of your support, and our future plans.

Achievements

In 2023, with the collective efforts of our GlobalGiving donors and contributions from our website, we reached our first-year goal of $3,000. This funding has enabled us to provide scholarships to 20 girls in rural Colombian rainforest communities, ensuring they can stay in school for an entire year. Your support has made a tangible difference in the lives of these girls, combatting gender oppression and sowing the seeds for a brighter future.

ImpactEducational Empowerment

By providing these scholarships, we have empowered 20 girls to pursue their education, breaking the cycle of poverty and enhancing community well-being. These scholarships have alleviated the financial burden on families, allowing girls to focus on their studies and personal growth.

Community and Environmental Benefits

Educating girls has far-reaching benefits beyond personal empowerment. Studies show that educated girls are more likely to engage in sustainable practices, contributing to environmental resilience and community well-being. By investing in their education, we are nurturing future leaders who will champion conservation efforts in their communities and beyond.

Poverty Alleviation and Conservation

This initiative has also supported community empowerment that directly alleviates poverty and conserves critical biodiversity hotspots. Educated young women are more likely to adopt sustainable lifestyles and contribute to the conservation of their environment, creating a ripple effect of positive change.

Project Completion and Future Plans

We are excited to announce that we are temporarily retiring this project on GlobalGiving, having reached our funding goals through various platforms. However, this is not the end of our commitment to educating girls in Colombia. We may resume fundraising for this campaign in the future to expand our reach and impact even further.

Gratitude to Our Donors

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all our donors for making an incredible difference in the lives of Colombian schoolgirls. Your support has provided these girls with the opportunity to stay in school, empowered their communities, and contributed to the conservation of critical biodiversity hotspots. Your generosity has made the world a better place for these girls and for everyone.

Final Thoughts

While we celebrate our accomplishments, our work is far from over. The journey to empowering girls and conserving our environment continues. We hope to count on your support in future endeavors as we strive to create lasting positive change in Colombian communities.

Thank you for being a part of this transformative journey with Women for Conservation.

A girl from the Choco Rainforest supported by W4C
A girl from the Choco Rainforest supported by W4C
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Feb 7, 2024
Your donation helped Colombian girls go to school!

By Emily Knudson | Director of Outreach and Philanthropy

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Women for Conservation

Location: Warrenton, VA - USA
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Twitter: @WomenForConser1
Project Leader:
Sara Lara
Warrenton , VA United States

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Combined with other sources of funding, this project raised enough money to fund the outlined activities and is no longer accepting donations.
   

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