Empowering Futures: Support for 8 Girls' +2 Education

Dear Friends,

Greetings from BASS, India!

We are reaching out to seek your generous support for a cause that is very close to our hearts. Our mission is to provide eight deserving girls with a two-year higher secondary education (known as "+2" in India), thereby paving the way for their future academic aspirations.

Your unwavering support for our COVID relief efforts over the past four years has been invaluable. While the official end of the pandemic brings a sense of relief, many families continue to grapple with lingering health issues and unexpected losses. Our commitment to COVID prevention and supporting affected children and families in slum areas remains unchanged, and we are deeply grateful for your continued partnership.

In alignment with our ongoing efforts, we've launched a new initiative: "Empowering 8 Girls to Pursue +2 for a Brighter Future."

This initiative is dedicated to funding the education of eight resilient girls from the BASS Children's Home. Despite significant challenges, these young students have achieved outstanding results, scoring over 90% in their 10th-grade exams. Our goal is to help them enroll in +2 programs, which are essential steps towards their career aspirations in fields such as accounting, engineering, and nursing.

Each girl needs an additional €700 for this academic year to make this dream a reality.

The long-term impact of this project is profound: By fostering the +2 education of these eight girls, we not only empower them to pursue their professional ambitions in fields like accounting, engineering, nursing, and other degrees, but we also champion educational equity. This sets a powerful example for communities to support the educational aspirations of every child.

We kindly request your support through monthly donations to help these eight girls complete their two-year +2 course for the academic years 2024-26.

Thank you for considering this request. Your contribution has the power to transform lives and inspire hope for a brighter future.

With sincere gratitude,

Joseph BASS, India