Countries
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.
Providing refugees with laptops to access digital jobs
Malawi hosts the Dzaleka Refugee Camp, home to over 50,000 displaced people. Due to local laws, refugees living in the camp are restricted from formal employment in the country, leaving the vast majority without a clear way to earn a living.
To create alternative opportunities, we partner with the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS) and Konexio. They run a training program inside the camp, teaching practical, high-demand skills like data processing, translation, graphic design, and web development. However, once the training is complete, students need reliable equipment to enter the digital workforce.
With the support of GiveInternet.org donors, we provide these students with personal laptops and internet access. By connecting them to the global digital economy, this equipment allows them to overcome physical and geographical barriers. They can take on remote freelance work, collaborate with clients worldwide, and build sustainable, independent livelihoods directly from the camp.
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
Explore Other Projects
Connecting underserved youth in informal settlements
Uganda
We work in refugee settlements and informal communities of Kampala, making sure future graphic designers, coders, photographers, and entrepreneurs have the right tools to pursue education and earn an independent income. By sponsoring their laptops and internet access, we help them turn creativity and skill into sustainable livelihoods.
28 students connected
Equipping women coders with laptops and internet access
Nigeria
We want to ensure that girls and women in Nigeria are equipped with both - the necessary skill set of a modern STEM professional and most importantly - the Internet.
9 students connected
Providing refugees with internet, devices, and education
Kenya
As youth unemployment persists in Kenya, we help students in Kisumu build careers in AI, web and app development, cybersecurity, and blockchain. In Kakuma's refugee camps, laptops and home internet open life-changing opportunities where formal jobs are scarce. In Nairobi, we support youth from informal settlements studying coding and front-end development. Across all regions, we empower young women and refugee girls with devices and connectivity to complete training and pursue meaningful careers.
225 students connected
Giving internet and laptops to students in rural regions
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
3346 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
