Your $295.00 (CAD) is matched for a $2,065.00 (CAD) value!
Girls in many parts of the world have the desire to continue their studies, but not the means. This gift supplies that part of the equation. It provides girls in developing countries with the support they need to carry on with their schooling. This in turn gives them choices about a future that doesn’t only include marriage and motherhood. It gives them the choice to do just about anything. Which in turn, helps their parents, their brothers, their sisters, their communities – everyone – see that girls really can do anything they set their minds to, if only they have the chance.
A special limited time offer – a free book exclusive with this Gift of Hope. When you choose send a girl to school, you can also send your loved one in Canada a special book when you select the mail card option.
About the book: Authored by The Hon. Rona Ambrose, Plan International Canada board member, and Jessica Dee Humphreys, the book follows stories of nine remarkable girls from around the world. Their powerful and empowering experiences will stir the activist in every child and recognize their potential to make change.
Step 1: Add send a girl to school to your cart and select check out
Step 2: When you arrive at card customization step, select mail card option. Fill out the details of the person you would like to send it to. Proceed to payment.
Step 3: Your card & book will be sent through the mail to be enjoyed by your loved one.
Offer available while quantities last and is only offered with mail card option directed to your at-home recipient. This special gift will not be provided to those selecting ecard, download card option or those who send the mail card to themselves. This book is appropriate for children ages 7+.
School – and equality – are now in session for girls like Hadjara of Niger, one of nearly 170,000 girls who have a chance at education and all the doors it opens, thanks to donors who chose to send a girl to school through this gift. “I do not want to leave school ever,” shares Hadjara. “I would like to become a development aid worker so I can help other children in need, in return,” she adds, inspired by Canadians’ generosity, and committed to ensuring the Gift of Hope she received will keep on giving.
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