#EveryGirl in India is valuable, worthy, and equal to any boy
At the end of 2021, we rescued 163 girls who now need sponsors. We want a future in India with girls in it—and TODAY we’re launching a sponsorship campaign called #EveryGirl. We want #EveryGirl in India to know she is valued, worthy, and equal to any boy and we want #EveryGirl that we rescue to […]
You need to hear Aaliyah’s story. We all do.
When faced with marriage to an older man, Aaliyah* walked 8.5 miles barefoot and alone to find our local partner. We immediately placed her in a safe home where she now receives regular care, counseling, and a good education as part of our sponsorship program! Listen to Aaliyah’s story in her own words to see how […]
The impact of school shutdowns on girls in India
Classrooms in many parts of India don’t look like this right now. Instead, desks are empty and books stay unopened on dusty shelves.
10 years of IGP
As we celebrate Giving Tuesday and our 10th birthday, we’re reflecting on the stories of hope we see everyday that remind us of the progress that has already been made—and still needs to be done.
How girls are identified for rescue from female gendercide
Our staff and partners identify girls at risk of female gendercide by building relationships with women and girls in villages and slums.
COVID-19 relief has been distributed to over 400 girls!
Since India’s COVID-19 crisis hit in May, you’ve helped send over $70,000 to India so that vulnerable girls and their families aren’t starving in lockdown.
A Father’s Day story of redemption
This is a beautiful story of redemption, a story of one father’s change affecting a whole community.
Send aid to 6 of our partners in India
Your generosity in the last few weeks blew us away: you gave over $30,000 to support rescued girls and their families (around 1000 people) in need of food and supplies in India! 100% of this money is going right to two of our partners to purchase and safely distribute food to these families. Unfortunately, the […]
Maira’s story
After Maira’s* father died, her mother’s financial stress caused her to see Maira as a burden. They lived in extreme poverty—with an income of about $20 a month. Maira was pulled out of school because of the cost of tuition and her mother’s belief that she didn’t need more education. And Maira’s mother almost married […]