Charity partners

Children frequently arrive at school without the food they need to fuel their growing bodies and brains. Missing out on lunch has a big impact on children, with hunger causing fatigue and poor concentration. This commonly leads to learning difficulties and behavioural problems in school, with disadvantaged children falling further behind their peers. Many children come from homes experiencing financial hardship, substance abuse, violence, homelessness or are refugees.

Eat Up is Australia’s only organisation providing free lunches to students on a national scale. To date, we have provided over 3 million lunches to Aussie kids in need! With the help of our partners and dedicated volunteers, each week Eat Up makes and delivers over 20,000 lunches directly to schools for vulnerable children.

Po Leung Kuk (PLK) supports children and young people admitted to PLK residential care and mainly coming from families with disadvantaged backgrounds.
Societe Generale supports notably the programme 'Love to Learn. Learn to Love' that provides to 350 children and young people aged from 3-18 years old, fun and interactive English and Putonghua classes as well as cultural, social and sporting events on the weekends and during holidays.

Launched in 2011, Project WeCan is a Business-in-Community initiative providing students who are disadvantaged in learning with opportunities and care to empower them for pursuing higher studies and future careers. Project WeCan provides financial and volunteer supports to 82 schools and 87,000 children across Hong Kong.

Founded in 1999, Agastya International Foundation is a charitable education trust that runs one of the world's largest mobile hands-on science education programs for economically disadvantaged children and teachers.  Agastya has reached over 25 million children and 300,000 teachers in 24 states across India. The program includes hands-on science sessions conducted in the schools by the instructors of the science center, mobile innovation lab or lab-on-a-bike, using models covering a wide range of topics in physics, chemistry and biology. It influences key behavioral shifts in children and builds local leadership by honing their problem-solving skills and entrepreneurial thinking.

Aseema Charitable Trust is a non-governmental organization with a mission to equip children from marginalized communities with high quality, value-based education; enabling development of their limitless potential. Over the past 25 years, Aseema has worked extensively with children living in slum communities in Mumbai and remote tribal communities in Igatpuri, Maharashtra. More than 3,000 children experience the Aseema Approach to education at three schools in Mumbai and one at Igatpuri. 

Ennoble Social Innovation Foundation is focused on developing innovative, sustainable, and scalable solutions for transforming the government and community schools. Ennoble specialises in creating conducive learning ecosystems at schools by revamping school infrastructure and delivering Competency Based education through Teacher Professional Development. The initiatives have been recognized through several national and international awards including Cemex-Tec Social Entrepreneurship Award- Mexico, Infosys Foundation – Aarohan Innovation Award, Top 24 Startup- Maharashtra State Innovation Award.

Lila Poonawalla Foundation (LPF) is a public charitable trust in India, instituted in 1995 by Mrs. Lila Poonawalla (recipient of the Padma Shri award) and Mr. Firoz Poonawalla. LPF offers merit-cum-need based scholarships to carefully chosen academically bright but financially challenged girls, supporting them in pursuing undergraduate degrees in nursing, pharmacy, engineering, sciences, as well as postgraduate degrees. With this, LPF also offers these young women relevant essential life skills, and professional and employability skill building programs. Since its establishment, LPF has helped transform the lives of over 14,000 girls.

The K.C. Mahindra Education Trust was founded in 1953, by the late Mr. K.C. Mahindra, with the objective of promotion of literacy and higher learning in the country.
With this vision, K.C. Mahindra Education Trust continues to make a difference in the lives of thousands of disadvantaged students by offering them a variety of scholarships, livelihood training programmes and financial support. 

TIDE (Technology Informatics Design Endeavour) was founded in 1993 with the purpose of identifying concepts, prototypes and technologies that have been developed in various laboratories, adapt them where required and disseminate them to communities. Gradually, their work has evolved into holistic programs that included themes such as Women and Livelihood, Water & environment, energy efficiency and energy conservation and cookstoves.

VIDYA (Integrated Development for Youth and Adults) is a non-profit NGO started in 1985. They are a charitable organization that specializes in the education and empowerment of less-privileged children, youth and women through working with them at an individual level. They help communities by designing programs in a way that empowering one empowers the other.

Adream Foundation helps underprivileged children and focuses on promoting equity in education by providing rural areas in Mainland China with “Adream Centre”, a multimedia classroom with books and computers with internet access.

Children’s Wishing Well is a non-profit organisation and registered charity which was founded in 2002. They provide a broad range of services for children and youth from low-income families nationwide. Their services support their current educational and daily living needs, and equip them with skills for their future, so as to build a strong foundation for them to contribute as useful members of society.

Established in 2003, Art Outreach is a non-profit arts intermediary that is dedicated to promoting art appreciation in Singapore and strengthening networks in the local art ecosystem. They enable practitioners to sustain careers in the arts by offering financial support, professional development opportunities, and an independent and free space to nurture and incubate their work, as well as through facilitating dialogues with collectors and industry leaders. They also champion the value of art by presenting a year-round roster of accessible and innovative programmes catered to diverse audiences—encompassing educational talks for schools, public art tours, exhibitions and artist residencies—with the aim of encouraging a deeper understanding and appreciation of art and artists in the community.

Bookboo Welfare Centre focuses on the support of underprivileged families, located notably in Nowon-Gu (the north part of Seoul). 

Taiwan Fund for Children & Families (TFCF) is a non-governmental organisation that dedicates itself to supporting needy children and their families with welfare and benefits.

TFCF is an independent organisation whose mission and vision remains on the consideration of needy children's benefits.TFCF is helping children in dire need not only within Taiwan but also in 34 other countries worldwide.