We announce our second crowdfunding campaign, and the plan to expand our support to help educate 350 girls in the year ahead.
In February 2014, we visited the girls we support in Kolkata through our partner NGO, Calcutta Rescue.
This evening, we’ll be hosting yet another event to showcase our work in India this past year.
Since last year’s successful fundraising campaign, we have supported 150 girls as planned, and learned a lot along the way.
This evening we will kick off our 2014 fundraiser and it’s bigger and more ambitious than the last.
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Last month, I co-authored (with Rajeev Mantri) a piece for Mint – “The conclusive case for school choice” Some extracts: “On 4 October, Karthik Muralidharan of…
You guys have been amazing! We raised US$9383, well over our initial target of US$8500 on Indiegogo. Additionally, many of you donated generously through cheque and…
If you weren’t able to make it to our launch event, here are the slides. Gyanadalaunchslides from Adrianna Tan
We’re happy to be able to host a small private event at Artistry, 17 Jalan Pinang, on Tuesday 12 March from 7pm. You’re cordially invited to come meet the founders, Harsh Gupta and Adrianna Tan, and chat with them about Gyanada’s vision and programmes for 2013 and beyond.
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The Gyanada Foundation is a new NGO based in Singapore that helps Indian girls from disadvantaged backgrounds get a private education. Find out more about what we do.
We fund carefully selected educational NGOs all over India and advocate policies favourable towards low-cost private schools. Find out more about how we work.