Press
The Hollywood Reporter - June 2020
Mackenzie Davis talks to The Hollywood Reporter about hosting One Girl Can's first virtual gala.
BC Living - May 2020
One Girl Can is inviting the world to come together—all from the comfort of one’s living room—in support of girls’ education with their virtual fundraising event.
Daily Hive - May 2020
A Vancouver-based non-profit is going ahead with its annual gala in support of women’s education this year, moving their fundraising efforts entirely online.
Miss 604 - May 2020
Amid the COVID-19 crisis, countries like Kenya have experienced unprecedented school closures. This is why One Girl Can is all the more focused on their commitment to breaking the cycle of poverty and impacting gender equality through education and mentorship.
Press release: ONE GIRL CAN ANNOUNCES: ALONE, TOGETHER: A NO-GALA, GALA
Ecolux Lifestyle - March 2020
As International Women’s Day approaches, Lotte Davis, founder of One Girl Can, has partnered with Cindy Beedie, executive director of Beedie Foundation.
Vancouver Sun - March 2020
From building wells in Africa to teaching sewing in India, Vancouver-area women are helping to empower other women around the world. Read more about the impact that One Girl Can is having in Kenya.
The Georgia Straight - March 2020
Looking for an excuse for a staycation? This could be the one: Shangri-La Hotel, Vancouver has partnered with One Girl Can, a local charitable organization, for a new package called the Philanthropic Stay.
Iconic Concierge - January 2020
Creating Impact: Candid conversations with leaders in life, business and philanthropy.
Vita Daily - April 2019
Lotte Davis, founder of One Girl Can, speaks to Vita about the organization's annual IWANTtoBE event.
People - April 2019
Before she hits theaters in Terminator: Dark Fate, Canadian actress Mackenzie Davis is working to do some good in the world.
CNBC Africa - March 2019
Lotte Davis, founder of One Girl Can, speaks to CNBC Africa's Kopano Gumbi about her life's mission to ensure girls in Kenya have access to education.
What can my donation provide For a Sponsor a high school student
$50Help fund tuition for a high school girl
$250Fund six months of high school for a girl
$500Fully sponsor a girl for one year, including tuition and board
$21Fund six months of high school for a girl
$42Fully sponsor a girl for one year, including tuition and board
$84Fully sponsor two girls for one year, including tuition and board
What can my donation provide For a Sponsor a university student
$300Co-sponsor a university student
$500Buy a laptop for a first year university student
$1000Cover tuition expenses for a university student for one year
$3500Fully sponsor a girl for one year of university, including tuition, living expenses and laptop
$25Co-sponsor a university student
$42Buy a laptop for a first year university student
$84Cover tuition expenses for a university student for one year
$292Fully sponsor a girl for one year of university, including tuition, living expenses and laptop
What can my donation provide For a Build A School
$50Buy 35 cinderblocks to help build one wall of a classroom at Ushirika School.
$100Buy 4 bags of cement to help the building of Ushirika School.
$250Buy a door and framing for a classroom at Ushirika School.
$10Your monthly donation buys 44 cinderblocks to help build a wall at Ushirika School
$17Your monthly donation buys a window for a classroom for Ushirika School
$25Your monthly donation buys a desk and bench for 2 students at Ushirika School
What can my donation provide For a Unrestricted Donation
$50Your donation can help to give one desk and bench for two students.
$100Provide school spirit with two sets of sports uniforms for 25 girls so they can stay active while at school.
$250Further the voices of tomorrow with one desktop computer for journalism club.
$10Outfit a girls sports team with two sets of uniforms.
$50Promote performance and fine arts education for girls by supporting with musical instruments for music and dance groups.
$66Can help provide a water tank adequate for drinking water for a whole school.