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Your chance to make a difference is here.
Thank you for your interest in supporting our cause. All donations to ACCESS are sent directly to our contacts in the the countries we aid. Please note that we are unable to provide income tax receipts for donations.
For non-profit status info, click here. For shipping details, please click here. |
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| Donate Online Now with PayPal |
We accept online donations here. PayPal is the authorized payment processor for ACCESS. It provides a secure donation via the PayPal webpage by clicking the button below. Simply type in the dollar amount of your choice and select a payment method. If you do not have a PayPal account, you can still donate via PayPal using your credit card or bank account.
Note: Contributions to ACCESS: Allowing Children a Chance at Education, Inc. are not tax-deductible.
Security: PayPal protects your financial information with industry-leading security and fraud prevention systems. When you use PayPal, your financial information is not shared with ACCESS. Once your payment is complete, you will be emailed a receipt for your transaction. |
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Cheques Made Payable to: ACCESS: Allowing Children a Chance at Education, Inc. |
Not sure about something? If at any time you have questions about donations, do not hesitate to email us and you will be contacted as soon as possible, and followed up with a phone call if requested.
Funds that ACCESS sends to the Grey Sisters in Ontario and transferred to their chapter in the Dominican Republic, making our connection direct and secure. ACCESS Columbia funds are received through a local church and then distributed accordingly. Donations to Honduras consist of supplies, which are shipped through Canadian Food for Children. |
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Your support is welcomed in more ways than one. Currently we are looking for help in the following areas:
Raffle & Auction Donations: Items and services to be used as prizes for raffles, or used at a future auction.
Print & Copy Center Credits: To print any brochures or business, we rely on specific separate donations.
Website Domain: We are currently looking for a sponsor to pay for the minimal yearly domain name fees.
School Supplies: Please notify us before sending any supplies, to confirm shipping and locations. |
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Fundraising by Schools and Groups
Inspired by the reality of the situation in the Dominican Republic you witnessed during a presentation? If you would like to contribute to ACCESS by hosting a Fundraising event, either personally or through a school or church, you are invited to do so! If you know of any successful ideas for fundraisers, please let us know. Contact us for more and feel free to share your ideas!
School Supply Drives are welcome, notifying us before hand. Currently we recommend a Read-A-Thon Fundraiser, which is perfect for elementary schools because it allows participants to take advantage of the wide range of books and resources we have in the developed world. We also offer a chance for students to write letters to children in the developing world in which we work. |
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Another School Year to Make Change
As we have entered yet another year of school in North America, one billion people (1/5 of the World's population) live on less than $1 a day. Despite advances in technology and overall development, extreme poverty still exists in our world. Why not make a donation to the children of the developing world to start off the new year? As you may have made your yearly resolution to improve your own life, don't forget about the suffering people of the world. Making a donation of any amount can change a child's life, especially the gift of an Education. |
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Thank-You and Recognition
Visit our Thank-You page to see other supporters of ACCESS.
Website Hosting Donation
Thank you to Roberto at The Best Media for donating the web space. Thanks to his generosity, our new site will be up and running in the near future. |
| A Dose of Reality |
- Almost half of the world's population, 2.8 billion people, live on less than $2 a day. And 1 in 6 people around the world, 1.1 billion people, barely exist on less than $1 a day. (World Bank)
- 70% of people in the developing world have no access to electricity in their homes, health clinics, or schools. (Solar Electric Light Fund)
- 885 Million people worldwide are illiterate. Of that number, two thirds are women. (UNICEF)
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