Education for All Fund
A fund prioritizing education to improve children's opportunities, focusing on girls' enrollment and student learning outcomes, split between two nonprofits. US donors can get tax receipts.User Review
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Reviewed on 13 Feb 2024 02:25 PM
The Life You Can Save's cause funds support outstanding nonprofits that fight global poverty.
The 'Education for All Fund' is dedicated to enhancing access to education for children and adolescents, indirectly fighting global poverty through educational empowerment.
The project description aligns with the theme of fighting global poverty.
The project aims to improve educational opportunities and outcomes, which is a recognized method of combating global poverty long-term.
The project must have a clear focus on helping those in extreme poverty.
The fund focuses on increasing educational access and skills, which specifically benefits children and adolescents in extreme poverty by providing them with the capabilities to uplift themselves.
The project must aim to provide highly cost-effective interventions.
While education is cost-effective in the long term, the specifics of the interventions' cost-effectiveness were not outlined in the description provided.
The project's interventions must be backed by evidence.
The description mentions that the fund invests in 'outstanding nonprofits' such as Educate Girls and Teaching at the Right Level Africa, which implies intervention strategies supported by evidence of impact.
The project is required to have a mechanism for regular monitoring and evaluation.
The project description does not provide information on monitoring and evaluation mechanisms; further investigation needed.
The project must be open to feedback and willing to make changes based on that feedback.
There is no information given about how the project handles feedback or if there are processes in place for change based on feedback.
The project must have room for more funding and concrete plans to scale.
The description does not specify current funding thresholds or detailed scaling plans, making it unclear if there is room for more funding.
The project must be transparent about its activities and spending.
There is not enough information available about the project's transparency regarding activities and spending.
The project must not be politically affiliated.
Nothing in the project description indicates any political affiliation; the focus is solely on educational support.
The project must have all essential information available to the public (e.g., proof of 501(c)(3) status if applicable, annual reports, etc.).
There is no mention of whether all essential information such as 501(c)(3) status or annual reports is publicly available.
Projects must have a positive track record and reputation.
The project is associated with 'The Life You Can Save' and supports recognized nonprofits which suggest a positive track record and reputation.
Projects must be in good financial standing.
The financial standing of the project is not disclosed in the information provided.