Blue Chip Foundation Partners With White Feather Foundation
News: September 15, 2015
Los Angeles—The Blue Chip Foundation, along with the White Feather Foundation , is proud to announce the completion of a girls’ dormitory designed to provide safe haven for girls attending the Uranga Secondary School in Sauri, Kenya.
The founders of each organization—Jennifer Stengaard Grossof the Blue Chip Foundation and Julian Lennon of the White Feather Foundation—first visited the school in February 2014 to assess the girls’ needs and find ways to contribute to the children’s educational aspirations.
“The school was benefiting from working withConnect to Learn, a partnership of the Earth Institute of Columbia University , Ericsson, and Millennium Promise,” says Gross. “That organization’s mission is to address the lack of access to quality education in marginalized populations, and they’re having great success in academics. However, the challenge was getting the girls to and from the school safely so they could access the rigorous academic programs offered there.”
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Blue Chip Foundation focuses on alleviating extreme poverty through economic, educational, and social enterprise initiatives in support of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Blue Chip Foundation focuses on alleviating extreme poverty through economic, educational, and social enterprise initiatives in support of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
