About the Organization: The Little Red Scarf Care Program aims to alleviate poverty in rural areas of northwest China, through providing scholarships for middle school, high school, and college students with financial need.

About the Partnership: Little Red Scarf and The School Fund are working together to distribute funds directly to schools for tuition, student meals, dormitory fees, examination fees, school uniforms and books.

About the Organization: The Transparent Fish Fund was established with a mission to connect individuals, communities and organizations in the West with promising Chinese and East Asian grassroots NGOs, and foster a sustainable NGO ecosystem and philanthropic spirit among the next generation in East Asia.

About the Partnership: Transparent Fish Fund and The School Fund are providing resources to Chinese and East Asian children and grassroots organizations.

About the Organization: Founded in 2009, Mawuvio's Outreach Programme is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that works in Kissemah Village, Accra, Ghana. It provides educational and development services to the orphans, disadvantaged sons and daughters of the streets who cannot afford the fees to attend government schools in Ghana.

About the Partnership: Mawuvio's Outreach Programme and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in Kissemeh Village, Ghana.

About the Organization: Through education and skills training, Project OKURASE addresses the HIV/AIDS crisis in Ghana by empowering women and at-risk or orphaned children

About the Partnership: Project OKURASE and The School Fund are working together to distribute funds directly to schools for tuition, student meals, dormitory fees, examination fees, school uniforms and books.

About the Organization: Child Hope International is a charitable, Christian organization, dedicated to rescuing suffering and abandoned children in Port Au Prince, Haiti.

About the Partnership: Child Hope International and The School Fund are working together to distribute funds directly to schools for high potential students.

About the Organization: Global Outreach And Love of Soccer (GOALS) is a sport-for-development organization operating in Leogane, Haiti. GOALS uses the passion children have for playing soccer to engage them in community development.

About the Partnership: GOALS is thrilled to partner with The School Fund to support students living in the epicenter of Haiti's January 12, 2010 earthquake.

About the Organization: Educate2Envision (E2E) International, established in April 2010, is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization that strives to offer young people living in poverty the chance to attain the highest level of education.

About the Partnership: Educate2Envision and The School Fund are working together to fund potential high school students in Pajarillos, Honduras.

About the Organization: Foundation for Freedom (F4F) promotes literacy around the world.

About the Partnership: The School Fund is working with Foundation for Freedom to identify appropriate scholarship partners in the communities F4F works. Milaan is one such partner.

About the Organization: “Milaan," as a youth based social development organization, is passionately committed to providing accessibility of quality education and vocational training to marginalized children, with special focus on the rural population.

About the Partnership: Milaan is working in partnership with The School Fund to fund girls in their Swabhiman Program. Swabhiman is a 30 month program for 8th grade girl dropouts that gets them back on track to qualify and pass their 10th grade exams.

About the Organization: Ah-gah-pay Mercy Children’s Center (AMCC) desires to see the lives of AIDs and at-risk orphans transformed, while seeking to meet the physical, academic, and spiritual needs of every child.

About the Partnership: Agape Mercy Children's Center and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in Kenya.

About the Organization: The Children of Kibera Foundation (CoKF) is a 501c3 tax-exempt charitable and educational foundation working to create opportunities for orphans and vulnerable children living in the Kibera slums in Nairobi. Solutions are not simple, but CoKF believes that long-lasting and sustainable change will come through the care for and education of young people.

About the Partnership: The Children of Kibera Foundation and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in Nairobi, Kenya.

About the Organization: Providing hope through relationships and using a holistic approach to community development, CTC is empowering our world. The hand serves as the template for our 5 initiatives: education, environment, economy, health and community.

About the Partnership: CTC is working with The School Fund to identify qualified students in Maai Mahiu, many of whom are involved in CTC's Rafiki Link program which connects students in Kenya with students in the rest of the world.

About the Organization: EFAC provides scholarships, mentoring and global connections to exceptional students in developing countries.

About the Partnership: Education For All Children and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in Kenya.

About the Organization: Flying Kites is a non-profit organization raising the standards of care available to the world's poorest children.

About the Partnership: Flying Kites is working with The School Fund as part of its ongoing campaign to identify sponsors for its entire student body.

About the Organization: Kanyala Little Stars Organization promotes and provides humanitarian support, technical assistance and emergency relief to disadvantaged people (orphans, widows and those living with HIV/AIDS) through its pre-primary and primary school and horticulture model farm. The goal of Kanyala Little Stars school and farm is to promote holistic community development through education and sustainable agriculture.

About the Partnership: Kanyala Little Stars and The School Fund are working together to distribute funds directly to schools and sponsor their brightest high school students.

About the Organization: Kauma welfare association was initiated in the year 2010 by a group of persons concerned with the plight of orphaned children who were forced to drop out of school by deaths of their biological parents or by general impoverishment. Together with other stakeholders, the group has been instrumental in raising internal funds to keep needy students in schools and also supported community based initiatives aimed at establishing several Mixed Day Secondary schools within Kauma Location. This has greatly assisted poor children from the community to access affordable education.

About the Partnership: Kauma Educational Endowment Fund and The School Fund are working together to keep students in school in the Kauma region of Homa Bay County, Kenya.

About the Organization: Kenya Connect is working to make significant, lasting changes that contribute to peaceful, productive globalization.

About the Partnership: Kenya Connect and The School Fund are working to enable students in Kenya to continue their education and create a foundation for global exchange and cultural development.

About the Organization: Wema Development Groups is a community based organization founded at Highway Academy in Bukembe, Kenya in 2008.

About the Partnership: The School Fund will work with Teresa, the director of Wema and the Highway Academy, who will receive all donations made on behalf of the children and ensure that 100% of them go directly to their needs.

About the Organization: HELP (Hope, Educate, Love and Protect), believes it is every child’s birthright to receive hope for a better future and education to grow.

About the Partnership: HELP is partnering with The School Fund to provide education to the graduates of its primary schools in Malawi.

About the Organization: Taking Back Lives, a US-based youth organization, is dedicated to assisting students living in Malawi, Africa, with educational resources and opportunities to develop this next generation into leaders with the capacity and skills to pull themselves, the community, and quite possibly the nation, out of poverty.

About the Partnership: Taking Back Lives and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in Malawi.

About the Organization: Kids of Kathmandu is a non-profit organization that utilizes photography and the arts to raise awareness about the needs of orphans in Kathmandu, Nepal. They provide a stable financial foundation for children from which they can grow through funding for education, food, shelter, and immunizations. With these very basic needs covered, their aim is to provide a sense of safety and encouragement for the children so that they can fully realize their potential in the rapidly changing environment of Nepal.

About the Partnership: The School Fund and Kids of Kathmandu are partnering to provide scholarships to high achieving students that live in the New Youth Children's Development Society orphanage.

About the Organization: Few for Change increases the educational opportunities for high-achieving students in less developed areas of Panama. Few for Change's commitment is to keep 100% of the resources that we raise directed towards our scholars and their educations.

About the Partnership: Few for Change and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in the communities in which Few for Change works.

About the Organization: Sambat Trust works to establish primary school libraries, provide teacher training, and support families so that their children are not forced to drop out of school in the Philippines.

About the Partnership: Sambat Trust and The School Fund are working together to distribute funds directly to schools for tuition, student meals, dormitory fees, examination fees, school uniforms and books.

About the Organization: Samburu SOS is a locally run community based organization that supports secondary school scholarships for high achieving students in Samburu County, Kenya.

About the Partnership: The School Fund and Samburu SOS are partnering to provide scholarships to qualified high school students.

About the Organization: Shine On Sierra Leone works "to shine the light on Sierra Leone’s needs and create sustainable programs to promote thriving self-sufficient communities."

About the Partnership: Shine On Sierra Leone and The School Fund are working together to fund high potential students in the communities in which Shine On works.

About the Organization: Africa Schoolhouse, a U.S. 501c3 and registered Tanzanian NGO, is committed to building sustainable school communities in Africa.

About the Partnership: Africa Schoolhouse and The School Fund are working to ensure that graduates of Africa Schoolhouse's Ntulya Primary School are afforded the opportunity to continue their education into secondary school.

About the Organization: Mkombozi (which means "liberator" in Swahili) is the leading child-focused agency in Tanzania's Kilimanjaro and Arusha regions.

About the Partnership: Mkombozi is working with The School Fund to identify qualified students in its community, many of which are living in one of Mkombozi's two centres.

About the Organization: TAFARE was founded on March 5th 1998, and is an NGO based in Temeke, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. It is focused on access to education for vulnerable children.

About the Partnership: TAFARE is partnering with The School Fund to fund the brightest, most dedicated students from their examination preparatory camps to attend secondary school in the Dar es Salaam area.

About the Organization: TSF TZ focuses on providing scholarships for students at selected schools in Tanzania.

About the Partnership: TSF TZ is a special program run separately within The School Fund organization.

About the Organization: Kathleen Education Projects is a non-profit registered in the United States that is committed to funding students in secondary school in Uganda.

About the Partnership: Kathleen Education Projects and The School Fund are working together to support secondary school students in Uganda, starting with students at St. Charles Lwanga Secondary School in Kampala.

About the Organization: Chikumbuso Women and Orphan's Project aims to provide reduce discrimination and improve the wellbeing of women and orphans affected by the AIDS epidemic in Zambia. Chikumbuso means remember. The organization's mission is to: Remember to do for others. Remember those who have died of AIDS. Remember where we have come from: having nothing but finding strength to move on and succeed.

About the Partnership: Chikumbuso Women and Orphan's Project and The School Fund are partnering to provide graduates of the Chikumbuso primary school to pursue a secondary school education. Students will receive all of the necessities to thrive in school including school supplies, food, and uniforms.

About the Organization: KnowledgeBeat is bridging cultural divides and empowering children in Zambia to change their communities and the world. KnowledgeBeat provides educational oppotunities to students through summer camps. Camps motivate, educate, and empower middle school aged youth on gender issues, the risk of HIV/AIDS and environmental health. The camps take children out of their home environment and away from everyday challenges. This short but intensive period yields a transformative and lasting change in the way students think and make decisions.

About the Partnership: KnowledgeBeat and The School Fund are partnering to provide students with educational opportunities in school to enhance and complement KnowledgeBeat's efforts during summer camps. Scholarship recipients will be provided with full scholarships for tuition, school supplies, uniforms, examination fees, and lunches, as well as receiving extra support from KnowledgeBeat during school holidays.

About the Organization: The Communal Areas Support Trust (CAST), is a non-profit organization founded in May 2010 to respond to the needs of resource-poor men, women and children located in Zimbabwe.

About the Partnership: CAST is partnering with The School Fund to provide educational support to pupils enrolled at Chayamiti Secondary School in the Chimanimani District of Zimbabwe.