Support a Child’s Education – Give Hope Today.

What are you raising money for?

As the founder of The Education Is Possible Initiative, we believe that no child should have to choose between a classroom and a life of uncertainty. Unfortunately, many children, especially girls, are denied access to education due to economic hardship and traditional beliefs that question the value of educating girls. The old saying goes, “Why educate a girl when she’ll just end up in the kitchen?” But the truth is, educated girls become the best cooks—they know how to seize opportunities, enrich their futures with knowledge, and create paths to success, eventually elevating society. Our campaign aims to raise funds for school fees, learning materials, uniforms, and mentorship programs, ensuring that these children not only stay in school but also thrive. Imagine the impact: Every donation brings us one step closer to a future where 85% of households in Okpuihe produce at least one female university graduate by 2045, our long-term plan. Your support isn’t just charity; it’s an investment in future doctors, teachers, lawyers, captains of industries, mothers, fathers, and leaders. Together, we can transform dreams into degrees and hope into reality. Please help donate today because education isn’t a privilege; it’s a right. Let's build a bright future today.

Why are you raising the funds?

I am raising funds to help out-of-school children, especially girls, return to the classroom in Okpuihe, Abia State. Many children in my community are denied education due to poverty and deep-rooted traditional beliefs that prioritize domestic roles over learning. I know firsthand how difficult access to education can be, and I refuse to let financial hardship continue to steal the future of these children. With your support, I will provide school fees, books, uniforms, and mentorship programs to ensure these children stay in school and thrive. My vision is that by 2045, at least 85% of households in the Okpuihe community will have one female university graduate, breaking the cycle of poverty and inequality through education. This isn’t just a donation; it’s an investment in future doctors, teachers, and leaders. Join me in making education possible—because when we educate a child, we empower a generation!

What will the funds raised help achieve?

The funds raised will help achieve the following goals: 1. Reintegrate Out-of-School Children into Classrooms. Many children in the Okpuihe, especially girls, are out of school due to financial hardship and cultural beliefs. This will help give them a second chance at education. 2. Provide Learning Materials and School Supplies. The funds will be used to purchase books, uniforms, school bags, writing materials, and other essential learning tools to support the students' academic journey. 3. Offer Mentorship and Educational Support. We believe in long-term impact, not just getting children into school but helping them succeed. A portion of the funds will go toward mentorship programs to keep students motivated. 4. Promote Gender Equality in Education. Many girls in the Okpuihe community and other rural communities are forced into early marriage or domestic labor instead of getting an education. This initiative will help challenge these norms by ensuring that more girls stay in school. 5. Build a Future of Educated Leaders. The long-term goal is to ensure that by 2045, every household in Okpuihe has at least one female university graduate. This will break the cycle of poverty, empower women, and uplift the entire community through education. How Much Does It Cost to Educate a Child for One Year? Due to the current Nigerian economy and inflation, the estimated cost to educate one child for a full academic year (including tuition, books, uniforms, school supplies, and mentorship programs) is approximately 150,000 – 200,000. Final Thoughts: Every naira donated will help create a future where education is not a privilege but a right for every child.