Schooling and feeding children in Madagascar

Schooling and feeding children in Madagascar

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The project

ChildhoodInternational aid
Providing schooling and a daily meal for 100 children in southwest madagascar

The Fonds de dotation Grazie

Since its creation in 2009, the Grazie Endowment Fund has been working to help women, men, and children build a future for themselves by improving their living conditions in the areas of education, social services, health, the economy, and urban development.It initially carried out initiatives in Madagascar and later expanded its programs to France.

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Use of the money

With €15,000, the Grazie Endowment Fund covers the full cost of tuition for 100 children for one year in Madagascar. It also ensures that each child receives one meal a day. This amount covers tuition, teachers’ salaries, building maintenance, the school cafeteria for one year, the operation of vegetable gardens, sewing workshops, and libraries, as well as funding for new facilities such as additional classrooms. 

100% of donations received are used entirely for projects. Operating costs are covered by the organization’s administrators.

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Why we love it?

Marie-France and Bernard Cohen are entrepreneurs for whom philanthropy has always been a matter of course: after the success of the Bonpoint brand, they created the Merci concept store, the profits from which are donated to the eponymous endowment fund set up to finance and support solidarity projects on a regular, long-term basis. In 2013, they donated the entire proceeds from the sale of Merci to this fund, and since then they have continued the family adventure of solidarity.

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