Roma children going to a school in Pristina, Kosovo, supported in part by the Bill Cook Foundation.
Supporting the Bill Cook Foundation isn’t just about giving money. It’s about giving the gift of education, which has been proven time and again as the key to lifting individuals and their families out of poverty.
This Giving Tuesday is the perfect time to demonstrate your belief in the transformative power of education. The Bill Cook Foundation is proving that power by providing for the education of thousands of the children living in the most challenging and poorest places on the planet.
Your support makes education possible in places like this school in Bangladesh.
From Kenya to Laos, the Philippines to Equatorial Guinea, your investment in the Bill Cook Foundation is creating opportunities for children and their communities. How? We support elementary and high school education for children by paying for some or all of the children’s school fees, providing transportation and housing, and equipping schools in ways that make learning possible.
We are building schools where there were none, installing everything from toilets to science labs to libraries. We are providing athletic equipment and musical instruments. All to give the poorest students on the planet a chance to succeed.
The Bill Cook Foundation helped repair the roof over her head at an orphanage in Myanmar. Thank you for your support.
It's all possible because of you, our generous donors. We couldn’t do anything without the support of people who want to share their abundance with those who have little or none.
This #GivingTuesday children need your help more than ever. Help us reach our goal of $25,000 this Tuesday, November 30. Your support is transforming lives from South Sudan to Haiti.
Please click Donate . Or you can also send a check to the Bill Cook Foundation, 3 Oak Street, Geneseo, NY 14454. If you wish to wire money or donate stock, contact me at bill@billcookfoundation.org for instructions. Your gift is appreciated by all the children we support.
Be well,
Bill Cook