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Donate NowSince 2009, we've focused on generating opportunities for lasting change in communities worldwide. We've offered a hand-up rather than a hand-out to hundreds of thousands of individuals in need, and have seen first-hand how these opportunities allow people to defy their limitations and achieve their full potential. We nurture potential by investing in education and women's small business enterprise: two areas which ignite sustainable change in the lives of our beneficiaries and those around them.
“Because of my hard work, my children have enough to eat and are enjoying going to school. My son Joram wants to be an engineer. Now my children can dream, and so can I.”
– Namyalo Eva | Artisan at Mabira Collective
Education can lead to higher income, improved health, gender equality, and can prevent poverty from continuing to the next generation.
By investing in projects that unlock access to education, together we're creating lasting change by empowering the future generation of changemakers.
773 million adults around the world—two-thirds of whom are women—are illiterate.
youth worldwide lack basic mathematics and literacy skills
children, aged 3 to 17, do not have an internet connection in their homes
more girls than boys of primary school age are out of school
We work with partners who help youth stay in school and provide them with the support they need to overcome underachievement.
We equip students with tools to drive community change and build self-confidence.
*Current numbers are from January 2017 through June 2022. This number is dynamic and updated quarterly as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
Kelly could have gotten lost in the shuffle. She steered clear of trouble, but her mom wanted her in a school that provided quality, safe education. With help from sponsors, she became the first in her family to graduate.
Research consistently shows that women spend up to 90% of their income earnings on things that directly benefit their children and families—prioritizing things like healthier food, safe water, school fees, and medicine. When women thrive economically, their children are empowered and protected.
By investing in projects that unlock access to education, together we're creating lasting change by empowering the future generation of changemakers.
Gender inequality in the economy costs women in developing countries approximately $9 trillion each year.
fewer women than men are employed globally, and those who are earn 24% less
is the estimated value of unpaid care work—such as childcare—women do annually
of women in developing areas are not guaranteed legal rights or social protection at work
We invest in vocational skills training and income generating opportunities because women entrepreneurs make significant contributions to economic growth and poverty reduction across both the developing and developed world.
We connect talented women-led artisan groups from around the world to mindful consumers through the Young Living global marketplace.
*Current numbers are from January 2017 through June 2022. This number is dynamic and updated quarterly as we receive new information from our partners in the field.
From artisans in historic Bethlehem to Afghani refugees in Utah, each woman has a unique story and bright dreams for themselves and their children. Meet some of the amazing artisans and be inspired by their stories of resilience, hope, and triumph.
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