Danielle Denard's Help One Classroom Fundraiser

About this Fundraiser

"The children that we have today will be the adults tomorrow. So if we invest in the children right now, we can leave a legacy for the next generation. They will be able to take care of themselves, their family, and eventually their community." - Jean Alix Paul, Haitian Local Leader.

What is Help One Classroom?

Help One Classroom is an ongoing campaign to invest in the education of students around the world. The funds raised through this campaign go directly toward ensuring that students have access to high-quality education, nutritious meals, spiritual development, and a safe environment for them to dream, grow, and pursue their passions. Empowering education for a child also gives parents time to work, provide for their home, and build healthier communities.

This campaign supports over 4,000 students and 170 teachers in Uganda, Peru, Haiti, Dominican Republic, and Zimbabwe. These schools serve nearly 800,000 meals each year. As a result, over 21,000 lives are directly affected each year through this initiative.

These schools have become some of the top schools in their region thanks to the consistency and quality of teachers made possible by Help One Classroom.

Why Education?

Opportunity and hope flourish in entire regions as education transforms communities and breaks the cycle of extreme poverty. A high-quality education saves children's lives, promotes girls' and women's rights, and makes people healthier. In addition, it boosts economic growth, reduces poverty, and is proven to increase income directly.

Education is long-term development work. We are investing in a generation, planting seeds that will transform communities from within over time. Providing access to education gives students the tools they need to solve problems and overcome challenges. You are fostering future leaders and building community resilience. Education brings transformation and strength to students, families, and the local church. The ripple effect is immeasurable as communities lift themselves from poverty.