From August 3 to September 30, 2020, our new customers helped us raised $15,000 to support The Education Trust by claiming their 30 days' FREE access to Reading Eggs. Existing customers also contributed by sharing a video on social media as part of our #ReadLearnEmpower event.
Customers from around the globe helped us to support some great causes. See the section below for more information about funds raised and the organizations we’re supporting.
The AU$7,852 raised and 1000 subscriptions, valued at AU$94,900, will help The Smith Family's crucial education programs like Learning for Life, which helps more than 56,000 young Australians from disadvantaged backgrounds succeed at school and create better futures for themselves.
The flagship Learning for Life program provides financial support for school essentials, like uniforms and books. It also provides access to additional learning programs before and after school – tailored to each child’s individual needs. And it matches each child with a dedicated team member at The Smith Family to help them get to school, stay at school and go on to further training or work.
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The NZ$1,461 raised and 250 subscriptions, valued at NZ$27,500, will help KidsCan in providing the essentials to Kiwi kids affected by poverty, so they can participate in learning and have an opportunity for a better future.
Right now, there are 254,000 Kiwi kids living in poverty. KidsCan aims to break the cycle of hardship by providing essentials like food, clothing and healthcare, to level the playing field and give children whose families are struggling the same opportunity to learn as anyone else.
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The $15,000 raised supports Ed Trust's important research and advocacy work, which aims to expand excellence and equity in education.
Too many students in America attend schools that lack the tools and supports that children need in order to reach their full academic potential. Through their advocacy and research efforts, Ed Trust is working to create the conditions that allow for more just policies and practises to help students who are underserved thrive.
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The £12,000 raised supports Save the Children's crucial programs and advocacy work to help narrow the gap between children living in poverty and their peers.
More than a quarter of England's children live in poverty, giving it one of the highest rates of child poverty in the developed world. Evidence shows that to make a big difference to children growing up in poverty, it is essential to intervene early and work across all areas of their lives.
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