Programs & Partners
We are serving our students through our local partners. You can choose to sponsor a specific project or donate to the general fund and leave it up to us to distribute the funds based on what our local teams need.
Giving internet and laptops to students in rural regions
This is where it all began in 2017 - Our co-founders were working on localizing some of the best educational content into Georgian. Among others, the Georgia-based team has localized thousands of videos and millions of words for Khan Academy.
But the team soon realized that the students who needed those resources the most lacked Internet access.
In 2017, our co-founders created a local platform charte.ge, where Georgians could sponsor Internet access and laptops for high school students in need. The project took off so well that our team started working on an international version of the platform - and so GiveInternet.org was born!
To this day, thanks to 5900+ donors and joint efforts with our local partner Charte.ge, more than 3100 students are online.
They mostly reside in settlements for Internally Displaced Persons (refugees from the 2008 Russo-Georgian war), villages by the line of Russian occupation, and other rural areas.
The Charte.ge team equips the students with everything they need to make the most of the Internet: mentorship, guidebooks, training in media literacy, financial literacy, and online education, and free access to a range of educational platforms from our partners.
How The Money is Spent?
In pursuit of transparency, we not only maintain meticulous financial records but also extend this commitment to showcasing student stories and providing visual footage. Here's where you can find all of our monthly reports, as well as all the necessary up-to-date financial statements.
Transparency report
Students Stories
Severian (19 y.o.)
Georgia
Severian, a first-year student, is a civil engineer working on a Mars rover, and he owes his academic success to the Internet. Read more
Gvantsa (18 y.o.)
Georgia
Gvantsa just got into university as an English language and literature major - all thanks to the Internet! Read more
Explore Other Projects
Technology Skills and Jobs for Students from Informal Settlements
Uganda
Era92 Elevate builds container classrooms in underserved communities, where students learn technology skills such as web development, design, and digital media. The program also connects graduates to internships, freelance work, and careers in the digital economy.
28 students connected
Closing the gender gap in technology across Africa
Nigeria
Social norms favoring boys' education. Caregiving duties. Limited access to education. Fewer mentors. Underrepresentation in tech. These are the barriers women across Africa face in pursuing tech careers. We're here to help change that, and that's why we partner with She Code Africa.
9 students connected
Tech education for unemployed youth in Kisumu
Kenya
In Kisumu, Kenya, LakeHub is turning untapped talent into tech careers — offering free training, mentorship, and entrepreneurship support that help unemployed youth build software engineering skills and land jobs in the digital economy.
225 students connected
Giving internet and laptops to students in rural regions
Georgia
We're bringing Internet access and laptops to high school students from the most underserved families in Georgia, mostly living in IDP settlements, borderline settlements and rural areas.
3356 students connected
Giving Internet and Laptops to Sherifa and Tracy in Ghana
Ghana
For this project, we partnered with She Code Africa, who helped us discover and reach their students - Sherifa and Tracy.
2 students connected
Giving Internet to Farjana and MD in Bangladesh
Bangladesh
MD and Farjana were rescued from the streets of Bangladesh, and have been growing up in the peace home ever since.
2 students connected
