What would you do with $50?

Underprivileged children of the primary school Circle of Peace School in Uganda were asked what they would do with $50. They have drawn their aspirations and the obstacles the face on a piece of paper. Their stories will be shown online next month on the website http://50dollars.org/ and in NY on March 26, 2010 at Station (73 Franklin St., NY, NY)

If you are not in NY, add it to your agenda so you will not forget to visit the website on April 1, 2010 to check the 163 drawings and portraits of those children.

This project is sponsored by Givology.

Givology Annual Holiday Challenge – Peace School in Uganda is one of the supported projects

Until January 31st you can still participate in this challenge. Less than 15 minutes during 5 days is your contribution to this organisation and to all the children it supports.

About Givology

Givology is an Internet online giving marketplace that empowers individual donors to connect with students and communities in need of education support. By leveraging the Internet to support education grants and projects, Givology creates a global community of people connected through their belief in the power of education.

Watch how Givology works by watching the video on their website.

This is one of the projects supported by this Givology – Peace Primary School in Kampala, Uganda. You can donate to this school, sponsor a child or help them in-kind. Check their wishlist.

Givology & Peace Primary School in Uganda

Also, register in their website. Join the Challenge’s community in Facebook and also the group. Help to spread the word.

About the Givology’s challenge

To contribute to this organisation and its mission, you can donate only a few minutes of your time for: signing up in the website, read about the how it works, share the cause, spread the word, volunteering for Givology (designing for the website, giving ideas, etc), writing a post on your blog, share it in Facebook and Twitter.  You can also get more engaged by planning a microfundraiser and having some good time with your friends or recommending them any education-focused NGO you might know in any country!

Participate in the challenge!