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You can help make a difference
Joy for All—giving back to communities around the world.
Two ways you can make a difference
10% match of all revenue with licenses for kids in need
10% match of all revenue with licenses for kids in need
10% match of all revenue with licenses for kids in need
With our Joy for All program, 10% of all revenue world-wide will now be donated in the form of free licenses for children in need. Every time one of our customers purchases a Joy School English license, they can feel good knowing that they are also contributing to a global community of Joy School English students.
1-to-1 match of all license donations
10% match of all revenue with licenses for kids in need
10% match of all revenue with licenses for kids in need
Partnering with other organizations, Alegra Learning will match 1-to-1 any purchase made as a donation. This means that if you or your organization partners with Alegra Learning to donate Joy School English to under-resourced children anywhere in the world, your donation will be helping twice as many children. To learn more about a custom partnership, use the form below to contact us.
Making an impact—thanks to you!
Ghana
In Ghana, we have partnered with Empower Playgrounds, a non-profit organization that focuses on bringing power and light to rural schools in Ghana and West Africa with innovative electricity-generating merry-go-rounds. Through this partnership not only will we be able to help provide light to these communities, but also access to Joy School English for these children in need. Starting in 2021, our goal is to provide Joy School English to as many Empower Playground schools as possible with our 10% revenue donations.
Papua New Guinea
In Papua New Guinea we have partnered with The Åcahand Foundation and Mum’s PreSchools with a 1-to-1 donation match to bring Joy School English to almost 400 children in 12 different schools. These Mum’s PreSchools are not only providing essential education to children in rural communities, but also jobs for the Mum’s who open and run the schools.