Every Dollar Has a Job.

$1,000

Classroom Dividers + Furniture

Station dividers and furniture for rotational multi-grade instruction. One classroom serves multiple grade levels.

$1,350

Bakery

Gas oven ($600), stove ($400), commercial blender ($200), and accessories ($150). Bakes bread for the feeding program and sells the surplus as a daily revenue stream.

$1,400

Carpentry Workshop

Tools and lumber for the carpentry apprenticeship line. Students build the school's own desks and dividers and sell the surplus.

$1,700

Waste Incinerator

Safe on-site disposal for waste that cannot be composted or recycled, protecting the campus, the feeding program, and the surrounding community.

$4,500

12 Sewing Machines + Accessories

3 automatic, 4 semi-automatic, 5 simple machines for uniform production and vocational training.

$5,000

Aquaculture Setup

2,000 tilapia fingerlings, two 10m × 5.7m fish basins, and six months of feed.

Returns about $10,750 a year. Pays for itself in roughly 6 months.

$5,000

Campus Security Wall

A 20-meter reinforced block wall at the campus entrance, with foundation, columns, plastering, and paint. Keeps children safe and the campus secure.

$8,700

Laying Hens (Eggs for a Year)

500 laying hens with a full year of feed and veterinary care. Each hen lays about 300 eggs, feeding students daily and supplying the local market.

Returns about $4,950 a year. Pays for itself in roughly 21 months.

$9,000

Broiler Flock (Launch Cycle)

2,000 broiler chicks with feed, medication, and litter for the first production cycle. Each cycle takes about six weeks, and sales fund the next one, so this gift starts a flock that keeps restocking itself.

Each cycle nets about $2,500. Eight cycles a year return roughly $19,900 once revolving.

$10,000

Chicken Coop (400 m²)

Two 10×20m housing units for the broiler and layer flocks, including foundation, block walls, roofing, wire mesh, and labor. The building the poultry operation depends on.

$12,000

Books & Supplies (One School)

Locally produced Kreyòl readers, workbooks, and classroom supplies for 800 students, developed for the Blueprint curriculum rather than imported at three times the price.

$13,000

Professional Teacher Training

A full year of training materials and coaching for the cluster’s teaching staff, the investment that makes Rotation Station and structured pedagogy work in practice.

$20,500

Solar Power System

30 panels, 2 hybrid inverters, 3 lithium batteries, and full installation. Powers the entire campus and generates facility rental and evening class income.

$62,000

Clean Water Enterprise

Purification machine ($43,000), water-bagging machine ($6,500), bottling machine ($6,500), plus bags & bottles ($6,000). The water plant produces 6,000 gallons of clean drinking water daily for the campus and community, and the reject water supplies the school's latrines and WASH stations — zero water waste.

For gifts of this size, contact us at info@noforgottenkids.org to arrange a transfer.

$80,000

Build a Spoke School

A new village schoolhouse in an unserved community, built with local labor and materials. Each spoke brings children within walking distance of the hub network. Four to eight spokes ring every hub.

For gifts of this size, contact us at info@noforgottenkids.org to arrange a transfer.

$285,000

Build a Hub School

The center of a cluster: the campus that concentrates the lab, workshops, infirmary, and specialist teachers, then serves four to eight surrounding spoke schools.

Anchors a cluster projected to run a $148 surplus per child once mature.

For gifts of this size, contact us at info@noforgottenkids.org to arrange a transfer.