A Backpack Full of Possibility

At Adhicadeeye Primary and Middle School, students now have new backpacks filled with notebooks, pencils, and other essential school supplies. These everyday materials give students the tools to participate in class, complete their assignments, and focus on learning.

Behind every backpack is the kindness of someone who cares.

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More Supplies, More Ready Students at Abyan Public School

School Is Back in Session—and This Week, We Went Back Too

Abyan Public School is a historic public school in Las Anod that Give To Learn To Grow Foundation has proudly supported for many years.

Established in 1948 during the British colonial period, Abyan is one of the oldest public schools in Las Anod. For more than seven decades, it has provided children in the community with access to education and opportunities for a brighter future.

Over the years, GTLTG’s financial support has helped the school meet important needs, including school supplies, infrastructure improvements, ongoing maintenance, and other essential resources. Our support does not stop on the first day of class—it continues throughout the school year.

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A Year of Growth for Our Schools

A New School Year, A New Chapter of Growth

School is back in session. Full classrooms, new supplies, kids settling back into routines. It's a good feeling, and it's one we owe to you.

Our last campaign, Equip a Nomadic Child for Success, wasn't just about backpacks and pencils. It was about kids walking into their first day ready instead of scrambling. Because of your donations, they did. That's not a small thing. That's a kid who starts the year confident instead of behind.

At Khadija Abdi Langadhe School and Ahmed Saeed Nalayeh School, the return of our students marks not only a fresh academic year but also a renewed commitment to building brighter futures together.

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Ramadan Food and Water Distribution

As the blessed month of Ramadan draws near:

We are reminded of our shared responsibility to care for one another. For families navigating conflict, drought, and prolonged uncertainty, this season can carry added weight. In response, we’re coming together to uplift and support the communities we serve with care that is rooted in dignity and connection.

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