2024-2025: Empowering Dreams: The Impact of “Educating Her”
Life took an unexpected and heartbreaking turn for Naveen’s family when he tragically passed away due to a heart condition, leaving behind his two young children studying in 10th and 12th standard. As the sole breadwinner of the family, Naveen had worked tirelessly to ensure his children received a good education. However, with his sudden demise, their future was thrown into uncertainty, and the fear of dropping out of school loomed large.
At this crucial moment, “Educating Her” stepped in with unwavering support, committing to fund the complete education of both daughters for the next four years about ₹5,00,000 for each kid. The organization covered school fees, exam expenses, uniforms, and essential study materials, ensuring that their father’s dream of providing them with a quality education lived on.
But “Educating Her” did more than just provide financial aid—it offered emotional and mentorship support, guiding the girls through their grief and inspiring them to continue their studies with determination. By standing beside them in their most challenging time, the organization became a pillar of hope and strength, enabling them to pursue their ambitions without the burden of financial stress.
This story is a testament to the transformative impact of “Educating Her” in ensuring that no girl is forced to give up education due to unforeseen circumstances. The organization’s commitment goes beyond just funding—it nurtures resilience, self-reliance, and empowerment for young girls who deserve a brighter future.
Through community-driven support, mentorship programs, and long-term financial assistance, “Educating Her” continues to change lives, proving that education is not just a privilege, but a fundamental right for every girl, regardless of her circumstances.
Join the Movement
Every child deserves an education. If you’d like to support or learn more about “Educating Her,” consider donating, mentoring, or spreading awareness. Together, we can make a lasting impact—one girl at a time.

2023-2024: Transforming Lives Through Education: The Impact of “Educating Her”
In the bustling city of Hyderabad, Sumasri, a hardworking housemaid, found herself at a heartbreaking crossroads. With limited financial means, she struggled to afford the education of her two daughters. Faced with the harsh reality of unpaid school fees and the growing burden of daily expenses, she saw no choice but to withdraw them from school and prepare them for a life of domestic labor—just as she had endured.
However, hope arrived in the form of “Educating Her,” a nonprofit organization committed to empowering young girls through education. Upon learning about Sumasri’s predicament, the organization took swift action, ensuring that financial constraints would not dictate the future of these bright young girls.
With a sponsorship of ₹4,40,000, “Educating Her” covered tuition fees, school uniforms, and essential school supplies for both children. This crucial intervention allowed them to continue their education uninterrupted for the last two years, transforming their trajectory from a life of household labor to one filled with possibilities and aspirations.
Beyond financial aid, the organization also provided mentorship, career guidance, and emotional support to ensure the girls remained motivated in their studies. Today, they continue to thrive in school, embracing the knowledge and opportunities that once seemed out of reach.
This story is just one among many where “Educating Her” is making a profound difference in the lives of underprivileged girls. The organization believes that education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty and works tirelessly to identify, support, and uplift young girls facing similar challenges.
With the support of generous donors and volunteers, “Educating Her” continues to bridge the gap for girls in need, ensuring that no child is forced to abandon education due to financial hardships. By investing in their future, the organization is not just changing individual lives but also empowering entire communities, fostering a generation of educated, independent, and confident women.

2022-2023: A Future Rebuilt: How “Educating Her” Empowered Suguna’s Dream
The COVID-19 pandemic left countless families devastated, and among them was Sri Lakshmi, a widowed mother who lost her husband during the crisis. As grief engulfed her, she faced another daunting challenge—her only daughter, Suguna, had just been accepted into an MBBS program, but the financial burden threatened to crush her dreams of becoming a doctor.
With limited resources and no means to pay for the high costs of medical education, Sri Lakshmi feared that her daughter’s aspirations would be left unfulfilled. But just when hope seemed distant, “Educating Her” stepped in, ensuring that no obstacle would stand in the way of Suguna’s future.
Understanding the transformative power of education, the organization raised ₹2.5 lakhs to secure Suguna’s MBBS admission, covering tuition fees, books, and initial educational expenses. This act of generosity and commitment didn’t just fund her education—it revived a dream that was slipping away and provided Suguna with the confidence to move forward.
But the support didn’t stop at financial aid. “Educating Her” worked closely with Suguna, mentoring and guiding her through the challenges of medical school, ensuring she had the emotional and academic support needed to excel. Today, Suguna is on her way to becoming a doctor, a symbol of resilience and hope, proving that circumstances do not define a person’s future—opportunity and determination do.
Creating Impact, One Girl at a Time
The story of Suguna is just one among many where “Educating Her” is making an indelible mark in the lives of girls in need. The organization believes in the power of education to break cycles of poverty, uplift families, and empower women to lead independent, successful lives.
Through scholarships, mentorship, career guidance, and unwavering financial support, “Educating Her” ensures that every girl, regardless of her background or struggles, has a chance to chase her dreams.
Join the Movement
Education is the foundation of a brighter tomorrow. If you want to be part of this life-changing journey, you can donate, mentor, or spread awareness to help more girls like Suguna fulfill their dreams. Together, we can create a world where no girl is denied an education due to financial hardship.
Let’s invest in her future, because when we educate a girl, we transform a generation.

2022-2023 – School Kids Education: Sumasri a House maid in Hyderabad was struggling to pay their daughters school education and has decided to convert them to house maid’s but “Educating Her” team took right action in team sponsoring about 4 Lakh 40 Thousand rupees for kids school education, school dress, school supplies, both kids are now continuing their education for last 2 years.

2021-2022 – Empowering the Future: “Educating Her” Supports Computer Science Students in Need
For a group of talented and ambitious Computer Science students at RBVRR College in Hyderabad, the path to a brighter future was nearly derailed by financial hardship. Coming from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, these students faced the heartbreaking reality of dropping out of college—not because of lack of talent or determination, but simply because they couldn’t afford their tuition fees.
Recognizing the urgency of the situation, “Educating Her” took immediate action, raising ₹4.8 lakhs to cover their college fees, essential supplies, and other academic necessities for an entire year. This financial support ensured that these students didn’t have to sacrifice their education due to economic struggles.
But “Educating Her” does more than just provide funding; it fosters hope, confidence, and empowerment. The organization actively mentors and guides young women, encouraging them to pursue their education and build successful careers in technology. By preventing these students from dropping out, “Educating Her” has helped keep their dreams alive and their ambitions within reach.
Investing in the Next Generation of Women in Tech
The tech industry is one of the fastest-growing fields, and women’s representation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is crucial for innovation and progress. Through its continued efforts, “Educating Her” is not only funding education but also shaping the future of women in technology, ensuring they have the opportunities they deserve.
As these aspiring graduates continue their education, we wish them a bright and successful future. Their perseverance, combined with the support of a caring community, proves that education is the most powerful tool for transformation.
Be a Part of the Change
Every contribution counts when it comes to educating and uplifting young women. If you’d like to support, mentor, or donate, you can be part of the movement that ensures no girl has to abandon her education due to financial difficulties.
Together, we are creating a future where every girl, regardless of her circumstances, has the opportunity to succeed.
Join us in shaping the next generation of women leaders in technology!

11/20/2021 – Nourishing Minds, Empowering Futures: The Impact of Buhoma Aid and “Educating Her”
In many underprivileged communities, education is often a distant dream—not because children lack ambition, but because they struggle with basic survival needs like food and nutrition. When hunger becomes an everyday battle, attending school becomes a challenge.
Understanding this, Buhoma Aid, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting vulnerable individuals and groups, has been actively working to uplift those in need, including the sick in hospitals, the elderly, needy children in schools, orphans, the disabled, and impoverished families in deep villages. Their commitment to empowering communities through education, healthcare, and basic necessities has touched countless lives.
One such impactful initiative was their sponsorship program in Buhoma School, where the organization recognized a crucial issue—many children struggled to focus in class because they lacked proper nutrition. To ensure that hunger didn’t stand in the way of education, “Educating Her” collaborated with Buhoma Aid to raise $1,240, providing milk for schoolchildren. This initiative not only nourished their bodies but also motivated them to attend school regularly, reinforcing the idea that education can lead to a brighter future.
The Power of Nutrition in Education
Studies have shown that proper nutrition significantly improves cognitive function, concentration, and overall academic performance. By ensuring these children receive a daily source of nutrition, Buhoma Aid and “Educating Her” are making a long-term investment in their future, breaking the cycle of poverty and illiteracy that affects so many disadvantaged communities.
This initiative is just one example of how small contributions can create a massive impact. By addressing basic needs like food and healthcare, we remove barriers that prevent children—especially young girls—from accessing education.
Building a Future Where Every Child Thrives
At “Educating Her”, we believe that every child deserves a chance to learn, grow, and succeed—regardless of their circumstances. Through partnerships like this, we ensure that the most vulnerable children have access to education, mentorship, and essential resources.
By investing in initiatives like nutrition programs, scholarships, and mentorship, we create a future where children no longer have to choose between survival and education.
Join the Movement
The journey toward education for all starts with small but meaningful actions. If you want to be a part of this change, consider donating, volunteering, or spreading awareness to support organizations like Buhoma Aid and “Educating Her”.
Together, we can nourish young minds, inspire dreams, and empower the next generation of leaders.

07/15/2021 – Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: “Educating Her” Empowers Yashodha’s Daughters
For Yashodha, a single mother working as a cook in Bangalore, ensuring a bright future for her daughters, Shwetha (Class 7) and Krithika (Class 8), was her greatest aspiration. Despite working tirelessly, her limited income barely covered household expenses, and when the pandemic struck, her struggles deepened. With financial resources dwindling, she was faced with an impossible choice—continue providing for basic needs or pay for her daughters’ education.
Unable to afford school fees for Sun Glory High School, Magadi Road, Yashodha watched in despair as her daughters’ education hung in uncertainty. But just when hope seemed lost, “Educating Her” stepped in, ensuring that these bright young girls wouldn’t have to give up on their dreams.
With the help of generous donors and the dedicated “Educating Her” team in Hyderabad, we raised ₹4.5 Lakhs to cover:
✅ One year of school fees
✅ School uniforms and essential supplies
✅ Groceries to support the family during tough times
This support didn’t just mean getting Shwetha and Krithika back to school—it meant restoring hope, dignity, and a future full of possibilities for this hardworking mother and her daughters.
Education: A Powerful Tool for Change
Stories like Yashodha’s remind us why investing in girls’ education is crucial. By ensuring that young girls continue learning despite financial hardships, we are:
🔹 Breaking the cycle of poverty
🔹 Empowering future generations of women leaders
🔹 Creating a ripple effect that benefits entire communities
At “Educating Her,” we believe that no child should have to abandon their education due to financial struggles. Through our fundraising efforts, mentorship programs, and unwavering support, we ensure that girls like Shwetha and Krithika have access to quality education, confidence, and a future they deserve.
Join the Movement
We take immense pride in supporting children like Shwetha and Krithika, but there are many more girls out there who need our help. You can be part of this change by:
🌟 Sponsoring a child’s education
🌟 Donating towards school fees and supplies
🌟 Spreading awareness and advocating for girls’ education
Every child deserves an education. Every girl deserves a future. Together, let’s ensure that no child is left behind due to financial hardship.
“Educating Her” is proud to uplift young girls and give them the opportunity to chase their dreams.
👉 Join us today—because when we educate a girl, we change the world.

05/04/2021 – Covid-19 Oxygen Drive : Educating Her team, is working hard on the logistics for concentrators as we face restrictions/rules imposed on our supplier by the ED (Enforcement Directorate) we are now on wait list and while we take the requests we can’t confirm availability yet, we already committed our allocated funds for current batch supply of the concentrators. We are closely monitoring the situation and work out the best possible way. We are still mobilizing the funds and shall reserve concentrators as the situation ease out.
05/04/2021 – Covid-19 Vaccine Drive : Educating Her team, is working hard on the logistics for vaccines, Govt of India now limited supply of Vaccines to private hospitals and this month they are prioritizing Vaccine only to Govt hospitals with age restriction in place. Our Educating Her team is mobilizing funds and would be supplying basic needs basket of one month supplies of (Rice, pulses, masks, sanitizers, gloves) to old-age homes in South India, our team is also helping with to and from transportation to vaccine centers for old and poor families.
02/01/2021 – 03/30/2021 – Girls Education : Educating Her Team worked with local schools in South India, explored the situation of lack of school supplies and have committed to donate to school infrastructure and supplies on recurring basis.
01/01/2021 – Girls Education : In partnership with Malala Fund Organization executed fund raising events with local volunteers in Redmond and Bothell areas.
FACTS & FIGURES
Gender inequality is a major cause and effect of hunger and poverty: it is estimated that 60 percent of chronically hungry people are women and girls. (Source: WFP Gender Policy and Strategy.)
On average, women make up about 43 percent of the agricultural labour force in developing countries. Evidence indicates that if these women had the same access to productive resources as men, they could increase yields on their farms by 20 to 30 percent, raising total agricultural output in these countries by 2.5 to 4 percent. This would reduce the number of hungry people in the world by around 12 to 17 percent.
Almost 70 percent of employed women in South Asia work in agriculture, as do more than 60 percent of employed women in sub-Saharan Africa. This highlights the importance of developing policies and programmes that address their needs, interests and constraints.
Less than 20 percent of the world's landholders are women. Women represent fewer than 5 percent of all agricultural landholders in North Africa and West Asia, while in sub- Saharan Africa they make up an average of 15 percent.
Women in sub-Saharan Africa collectively spend about 40 billion hours a year collecting water. Per week, women in Guinea collect water for 5.7 hours, compared to 2.3 hours for men; in Sierra Leone women spend 7.3 compared to 4.5 hours for men; and in Malawi this figure is 9.1 compared to 1.1 hours. This significantly impacts women's employment opportunities.