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Give a girl a bike: help her to go to school
📅 Created:August 5, 2026
About this campaign
In rural areas of India, more than 60% of children drop out of school after 5th grade. High schools are not available in rural villages and girls need to travel long distance to pursue higher education. A lack of transportation and infrastructure causes parents to drop their daughters out of school. Mann Deshi Foundation provides financial literacy training to young girls and provides bicycles to girls who save regularly. This also enables them to attend school by commuting with new bicycles.
📢 Latest Updates
3 days ago
New volunteers joined! We're expanding our reach to 5 more villages
1 week ago
Successfully distributed 1000+ medical kits to beneficiaries
2 weeks ago
Campaign reached 60% of funding goal! Thank you for your support
⭐ Impact Achieved
👥
People Helped
2,340
🏘️
Villages Supported
12
💊
Medical Kits Distributed
1,050
✅
Lives Changed
847
Total Raised
₹1,05,855
of ₹1,50,000 goal
70.6% Funded
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