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Graduate Women International (GWI) is a leading organization that advocates for the empowerment of girls and women through lifelong access to quality education and training, up to the highest levels. GWI provides numerous opportunities for individuals to support our mission of promoting access to education for girls and women. If you would like to contribute, we offer a variety of programs and donation options to choose from. Your donation would be greatly appreciated.
This virtual brick wall celebrates GWI’s 105 anniversary on 11 July 2024 and will remain open for donations during the milestone year ending 11 July 2025.
GWI’s latest fundraising campaign is the 500+Challenge: The Power of Many Empowering Education. The campaign is focused on creating a collective impact by bringing together the power of 500 individual donors. Our goal is to inspire 500 individuals to donate $10, $20 per month or whatever amount they feel comfortable with. By pooling supporter resources, GWI is amplifying the impact of each individual contribution and make meaningful changes in girls’ education and women’s lifelong education and training.
Support the Girls Education for Brighter Futures program. For a sustainable GWI, we need your support to continue our mission of advocating for the safe access to education for girls and women along with lifelong learning and training. GWI operates special projects aimed to advance the status of women and girls. Your contributions to these projects makes a difference!
The BRPID projects are micro-projects that empower girls and women through education and leadership development. BRPID grants are awarded to GWI National Federations and Associations.
The Bina Roy Partners in Development Programme supports projects that empower girls and women through education and leadership development. BRPID grants are awarded to GWI national federations and associations from developing countries on a competitive basis.
The Bina Roy projects are supported by donations from impact investors, personal contributions and our own member affiliates around the world.
Bina Roy Project Leaders can now easily fill in the project Mid-term and Final reports electronically. The Mid-term report form is accessed here and the Final report form can be accessed here.
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GWI is working to increase the number of girls that go to school. In rural areas of Uganda, a huge number of girls are not enrolled in school or forced to drop out, in part due to a lack of women teachers. Our project will support 50 young women from rural Uganda to become qualified secondary school teachers and ambassadors for girls’ education. This will provide access to quality education for 2000 children per year and vital role models to improve girls’ enrollment. To make a donation to the Teachers for Rural Futures programme, click HERE.GWI is working to increase the number of girls that go to school. In rural areas of Uganda, a huge number of girls are not enrolled in school or forced to drop out, in part due to a lack of women teachers. Our project will support 50 young women from rural Uganda to become qualified secondary school teachers and ambassadors for girls’ education.
The Hegg Hoffet Programme assists graduate women (and in special cases tertiary women students) who have been displaced as a result of war, political upheaval or other serious emergencies
They are formed of over 1400 civil society member organisations in over 100 countries working collectively to end child, early and forced marriages and unions (CEFMU) so that girls can fulfil their potential.
Menstrual Hygiene Day is open to everyone. Because everyone, individual or organisation, can join the conversation. And has something to contribute. Join the movement and help create a world where women and girls are no longer held back because they menstruate. Together, we are louder. Together, we strive for a #PeriodFriendlyWorld.
Co-organiser of the GWI 33rd Triennial, Peace through Education Conference and Centenary Celebration. The University of Geneva is a public research university located in Geneva, Switzerland. Founded in it is today the third largest university in Switzerland. Almost 40% of the students come from foreign countries.
Credit card donations are the most simple way to contribute to GWI programmes. Please click the Donate Today button above. Select your contribution category.
To make a donation via bank transfer to any of our programmes, please initiate the payment from your personal bank account to one of the GWI bank accounts listed below:
