Africa Arise · Arise Academies

PAY THE TEACHERS.
KEEP THE KIDS IN SCHOOL.

Our teachers kept teaching. Our cooks kept feeding children. Three schools stayed open for more than 650 displaced children even while we fell three months behind. Now we need to make our field team whole.
$15,000 GOAL — LIVE CAMPAIGN PROGRESS
100% of the funds we receive from this drive go immediately to the field.
Nothing from this campaign stays in our U.S. office. It goes straight to the camps and classrooms — to pay the people who kept showing up and keep the children in school.

Help Us Finish the $15,000

Giving from Nigeria?

Direct bank transfer is the easiest way to give locally. Gifts received here support the same $15,000 drive.

Account Name: Africa Arise International
Bank: NPF Microfinance Bank
Account Number: 0023728261

Why We're Doing This

A few days ago I told our supporters that we were behind on payroll. What I did not tell them was the actual number. It is about $15,000.

The schools never stopped. Our teachers kept teaching. Our cooks kept preparing meals. Our field team kept serving more than 650 children even while we fell months behind.

These are not people waiting for us to start some future project. They are already in the classrooms. They have already done the work. We need to make them whole.

We are going to finish this.

Bilal's journey at Arise Academy

This is Bilal. On the left, Nursery 1 three years ago. On the right, Bilal today, entering Primary 1.

Three years of teachers showing up. Three years of lessons, meals, books and ordinary school days. That is what continuity produces.

You do not have to give thousands of dollars to move this forward. Every $25, $50, $100 and $200 gift matters. $200 feeds and educates one child for an entire year. And if you are able to take a large piece of the remaining need, now is the time.

See the Work for Yourself

Our Nigeria team posts constantly from the classrooms and camps. You do not have to take our word for what is happening. Watch the work as it happens.

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