A classroom that stays open
Desks, roofing, paint and lighting for one room at a time, so a school can take the next cohort of children.
Kenya · Uganda · Tanzania
Schools
The schools and classrooms we keep open.
Every school we work with started with one honest question: what is standing between this child and the classroom? Usually it is fees, a uniform, a roof, or water. We pay for that — then we stay.
12,400+
Lives touched
38
Communities served
640
Scholarships awarded
96%
Funds to programs
What a school actually receives
Not a gift basket — the specific thing that was keeping the doors shut.
Fees, uniform and shoes
Full-term fees for children with no one else to pay them, plus the uniform and shoes that keep a child from being turned away at the gate.
Nigeria · Ghana
Clean water and a warm meal
Rainwater tanks, filters and handwashing stations at school, and a lunch fund so no child ever sits out lunch.
East Africa · Denver & Aurora
Teachers, books and computers
Stipends for local teachers in villages no one else will staff, a mobile library van between villages, and a digital skills lab where there is no computer room.
West Africa
School support, region by region
Each region is led by people who live there and know the head teacher by name.
United States
Denver & Aurora, Colorado
Children in our own neighborhoods, arriving ready and staying in class.
- Backpacks & Supplies — Uniforms, shoes, books and daily supplies for the first week of class.
- Homework Club — After-school tutoring and a warm snack, led by volunteer teachers.
- Lunch Buddy Fund — Covers the school-meal tab so no child ever sits out lunch.
- Scholar Bridge Grants — Small awards for testing, graduation fees and first-year costs.
- Reading Circles — Mothers and grandmothers read with children once a week.
East Africa
Kenya · Uganda · Tanzania
Classrooms that stay open — and girls who stay in them.
- Adopt-a-Classroom — Desks, roofing, paint and lighting for one room at a time.
- Girls' Dignity Kits — Hygiene supplies so girls never miss a term of school.
- Clean Water at School — Rainwater tanks, filters and handwashing stations.
- Boarding Bursaries — Fees, bed and uniform for students far from a secondary school.
- Teacher Stipends — Paying local teachers in villages no one else will staff.
West Africa
Nigeria · Ghana
Keeping the most vulnerable children learning — orphaned, displaced, or working too early.
- School Fees for Orphans — Full-term fees for children with no one else to pay them.
- Uniform & Shoe Grants — The one thing that keeps a child from being turned away at the gate.
- Mobile Library Van — Books, story hours and literacy games that travel between villages.
- Digital Skills Lab — Laptops, power and basic coding where there is no computer room.
- Learn and Earn — Trade training for older students so schooling pays them back.
Talk to the person who runs it
Branch representatives lead school programs, volunteers and local giving where they live. The Juliet Angelic Outreach Foundation works in affiliation with Jupa Promise Foundation in Nigeria.
Founder · Colorado, USA
Juliet Angelic Outreach Foundation
+1 (719) 415-8500julietoutreachfoundation@gmail.com262 Havana St, Aurora, CO 80010
Africa
Lady Agnes Obi Okoduwa
Branch Representative — Africa
Leads school programs, volunteers and local giving across Nigeria and the wider region.
+234 817 172 9839Europe
Prince Collins Ehiem
Branch Representative — Europe
Handles partnerships, speaking requests and giving from Spain and across Europe.
+34 613 612 829Keep a child in class
A gift covers fees, a uniform, a desk or a term of clean water at school.