Giving Tuesday 2026

Supplies sanitary napkins to 10 girls for 3 months so they never miss school.

Girls miss 3–5 days of school every month due to a lack of period supplies. FIOH-USA's 'Stop The Spot' initiative supplies 600 girls across three schools ($1,500 for 3 months / $6,000 annually). A single $25 gift provides sanitary napkins to 10 girls for three full months, keeping them confident and present in class.

Equips primary school children with uniforms, exercise books, textbooks, and pens.

In Kenya and Zambia, kids are turned away from school because they can't pay tuition or afford a required uniform. A $50 gift removes that barrier completely for an entire academic term, keeping vulnerable children in class and learning.

Builds two conical (keyhole) gardens — fully planted, they feed a family of four all year.

A $100 gift funds two conical gardens: drought-resistant, low-water keyhole gardens that grow vegetables year-round. When fully planted, two gardens provide a reliable supply of fresh vegetables for a family of four all year, turning barren land into reliable nutrition and a surplus to sell at local markets.

Covers a full year of tuition, school meals, and mentorship for a student.

Secondary school is not free in Kenya and Zambia. A $450 scholarship gives a bright young scholar a full year of funded education, daily warm meals, and the mentorship needed to graduate toward university and a brighter future.

Each well costs $3,500 — your gift moves an entire village closer to clean water.

A complete community water well costs $3,500 to build. A $500 gift goes directly toward constructing a new well, bringing clean, endless flowing water to entire villages and freeing women and children from hours of daily walking for unsafe water.

Funds 150 chickens for a STEM school poultry project — nutrition, income & skills.

A $1,000+ gift helps a STEM school purchase 150 chickens to launch a student-run poultry enterprise. (full project ~$3,500). The flock improves student nutrition with daily eggs, generates sustainable income for the school through egg and poultry sales, and gives students hands-on agricultural and entrepreneurial skills they carry for life.