Stories from CARE
To mark World Refugee Day, we are turning the spotlight on our cause partner CARE, an organization empowering girls disproportionately affected by poverty, particularly Syrian refugees. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few of the girls whose education is supported by 20% of the proceeds from your purchases.
Stories from CARE
To celebrate Stand With Her, we are turning the spotlight on our cause partner CARE, an organization empowering girls disproportionately affected by poverty, particularly Syrian refugees. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few of the girls whose education is supported by 20% of the proceeds from your purchases.
Stories from CARE
To celebrate Stand With Her, we are turning the spotlight on our cause partner CARE, an organization empowering girls disproportionately affected by poverty, particularly Syrian refugees. Just $4 can send a girl to school for one day, and here are a few of the girls whose education is supported by 20% of the proceeds from your purchases.
Raneem Issam Abu Zeid
When the Syrian war began in 2012, Raneem’s mother fled with her children to Jordan. Her father continued working between the borders, but after he was injured he joined his family. No longer able to work, responsibilities at home shifted, and Raneem had to drop out of school to take care of her siblings, including a sister who was disabled.
Raneem Issam Abu Zeid
When the Syrian war began in 2012, Raneem’s mother fled with her children to Jordan. Her father continued working between the borders, but after he was injured he joined his family. No longer able to work, responsibilities at home shifted, and Raneem had to drop out of school to take care of her siblings, including a sister who was disabled.
Raneem Issam Abu Zeid
When the Syrian war began in 2012, Raneem’s mother fled with her children to Jordan. Her father continued working between the borders, but after he was injured he joined his family. No longer able to work, responsibilities at home shifted, and Raneem had to drop out of school to take care of her siblings, including a sister who was disabled.
In 2017, Raneem’s sister passed away, and eventually she wanted to restart her education. In 2019, she was able to go to school thanks to the partnership between CARE and Olivela. Now Raneem dreams of becoming a doctor so she can care for those in need, including those with conditions like her sister. “My life took a positive turn and I completed my education. I am determined to never drop out again.”
Nada Ahmad Saleh
“Thanks to [the support of CARE and Olivela], I acquired new knowledge and went back to school. I no longer see myself as a housewife. I believe I can make a change in the world. I will do so by becoming a teacher, advocating for education and ensuring children understand the importance of education.”
Nada Ahmad Saleh
“Thanks to [the support of CARE and Olivela], I acquired new knowledge and went back to school. I no longer see myself as a housewife. I believe I can make a change in the world. I will do so by becoming a teacher, advocating for education and ensuring children understand the importance of education.”
Nada Ahmad Saleh
“Thanks to [the support of CARE and Olivela], I acquired new knowledge and went back to school. I no longer see myself as a housewife. I believe I can make a change in the world. I will do so by becoming a teacher, advocating for education and ensuring children understand the importance of education.”
