A Year of School *** The opportunity of her life

[sheshe2]

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When crisis forces families to make difficult decisions about schooling for their children, often it is young girls who are kept at home and denied a chance at a better life. In places like Afghanistan, Congo or Lebanon, including girls in schools is critical: educated girls become smart, strong women committed to leading their communities toward stability. In Afghanistan alone, we helped educate more than 13,000 girls in 2015. $58 can supply the tuition, books and other supplies a girl needs to attend school for a year.

http://gifts.rescue.org/product/education/year-school-girl?ms=fb_rghp_ppc_val17_es_170123&initialms=fb_rghp_ppc_val17_es_170123&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=display&utm_campaign=valentines17&utm_content=yearofschool

$58 dollars to attend school for a year.

[s-cubed]

1. I gave this to my mom for Christmas.

[sheshe2]

2. Beautiful

Thank you.

[LeftInTX]

3. Kick

[brer cat]

4. Education is the key

to ending many of the sorrows of the world, and these educated girls will be leading the way.

K&R

[Lucinda]

5. Very cool. That very notion - the education of young girls and women, and then working with them

as they build careers and businesses, was a strong linchpin in Hillary's foreign policy. Women actively participating in their countries business, educational, and political realms, leads to better conditions for everyone. This program sounds like a wonderful way to change lives.

[sheshe2]

6. We women are the change that we have been seeking.

[Lucinda]

7. So incredibly true. And way past time to act on it.