Hi Everyone,
I am a participant in the Kidz4Kidz Global Fundraising Concert organized by Enabling Leadership (https://enablingleadership.org/), a Global For-Purpose Organisation.
Enabling Leadership works with 9700+ under-resourced children to inculcate critical Leadership and Life skills through innovative programs that use Football, Music, and Lego. Through Kidz4Kidz Concert we’re hoping to support further 2,000 underprivileged children in their learning journey to become employable adults, and I want to do my bit.
I hope you will join me in impacting these young lives by making a contribution to my fundraiser. I believe that every child can be a leader, and it costs INR 800 (USD 10) per month, or INR 9,600 (USD 120) per annum to support one child.
Please support my campaign by sponsoring as many children as you can. These kids need your support, and I would be grateful if you could forward this to your friends and family and encourage them to contribute as well.
Together we can make the world a better place with equal opportunities for one and all!
JOIN ME, AND LET'S MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
With Gratitude,
Ananya Sinha
| Donor Name |
Donation Amount |
| Manikant Roy |
SGD 168 |
| Anushka Dhote |
SGD 50 |
| Sidhi Gupta |
SGD 25 |
| Aryan Sharma |
SGD 20 |
| Shilpi Verma |
SGD 10 |
| Meghna Prasad |
SGD 20 |
| Deepti Vikash |
SGD 20 |
| Anuj Verma |
USD 15 |
| Pragya Sinha |
SGD 10 |
| KANISHK MANCHANDA |
INR 5000 |
| Abhishek Sharma |
INR 2000 |
| Abhishek Sharma |
|
| Tulika Prasad |
SGD 20 |
| Gurpreet Harpal |
SGD 20 |
| Vaibhav Prasad |
USD 50 |
| Twisha Sinha |
USD 25 |
| Priyanka Sinha |
INR 500 |
| Romesh Kumar |
INR 500 |
| Amit Kumar |
INR 500 |
| Ritesh Kumar |
SGD 50 |
| Ginni Harpreet |
SGD 20 |
| Swati Sinha |
SGD 168 |
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At Enabling Leadership, we address a critical gap faced by over 800 million children globally who lack the opportunity to develop essential
life skills like problem-solving, collaboration, communication, and values such as gender equality. Without these competencies, these
children remain trapped in cycles of poverty, unable to thrive as responsible and employable citizens.
This gap has become a global crisis, as recognized by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal #4, which emphasizes the need for
inclusive and equitable quality education.
Employers view youth work-readiness as a critical issue, with key gaps in communication, professionalism, confidence, and teamwork.
The challenge isn’t a lack of jobs, but that many candidates are not work-ready. By 2027, India, Southeast Asia, and Africa
will have the largest youth workforce, with these gaps more pronounced among low-income youth.
Making a meaningful dent to this alarming life skills gap, Enabling Leadership works with 9-15-year-old children from underprivileged
backgrounds, using innovative programs in music, football, and Lego to develop essential life skills needed to break the cycle of
poverty. Our programs help children connect classroom and playground experiences to real-life challenges. Currently, we reach 10,000
children across 125 low-income schools in urban and rural India, Singapore, Cambodia, and Kenya.
