Ways to go
Empowering Women & Girls
Rosie the Riveter has hung in our offices for a very long time. You see, our 3rd and 4th generation leadership are those kind of women. Educated. Accomplished. Confident. But that isn't the way of life for 130 million girls - they're uneducated, and it compounds. Two-thirds of the world's illiterate population are women. And we are doing something about it. It's not just the right thing to do; it's a moral imperative. You see, when girls aren't educated they get sold into marriages by the age of 14, have children by 15 and have no hope of supporting themselves by 18. So they get sexually trafficked.
Would you raise your daughter that way? We encourage you to donate to The Rotary Foundation and earmark your gift for Literacy. It's a gift that grows beyond money.
Empowerment
Learn why education is critical to empowerment for women and girls.
Global Partnership - Girls Change WorldEquity
As the Global President of The International Alliance for Women (TIAW), our owner signed the declaration to the UN requesting that gender equality be a standalone SDG. Read about it here:
Gender EqualityEducation
The Nike Foundation was one of the first to calculate the "Girl Effect", or how educating a girl changes the world.
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