Supplies, education, relief, and a program built for the next generation.

Giving people what they need — and the knowledge to use it.

The most immediate barrier to self-sufficiency is often the simplest: people lack the supplies and necessities to meet their basic needs. Aid to Educate addresses this directly — providing food, water, books, stationeries, and other essentials to communities in need.

"Whilst providing people with supplies and necessities, we'll also help educate them — so they'll be able to fend for themselves."

But supplies alone are not enough. Alongside every distribution, we help educate communities on various matters that increase their knowledge — so they will be able to fend for themselves long after we leave. We do not target a specific age group. We aim to help people of all ages, because the need for knowledge and resources does not stop at any particular birthday.

Showing up when communities need it most.

When a community is struck by disaster, the need is immediate and specific. Aid to Educate Inc. aims to provide disaster relief to communities and areas that are unable to provide the necessities needed when stricken with disaster.

"The services provided for each area will thoughtfully be planned to fit the area's unique situation."

We provide aid in the form of food and water, as well as other services that the area will need. If an area is hit by a hurricane, for example, Aid to Educate Inc. will provide food and water, help pick up trash, and repair damaged houses. The services provided for each area are thoughtfully planned to fit that area's unique situation. We intend to provide disaster relief to all areas in need of it, regardless of geographical location.

Getting youth involved in the work firsthand.

In order to get youth more involved, Aid to Educate Inc. created the ambassador program. It gives 15 people between the ages of 15 and 24 the opportunity to travel with the organization on either its international or local expeditions aimed at helping those in different geographical locations.

"The ambassador program gives young people the opportunity to travel with the organization and help those in different geographical locations."

Ambassadors help with the distribution of supplies, food, and other necessities. Those selected have their travel expenses and living costs taken care of whilst on expedition. Ambassadors are chosen through an interview process at a designated location chosen by the board members. Before interviews begin, there is a presentation that gives a summarized version of the purpose and works of the nonprofit. Those not selected for the ambassador program can apply to be a volunteer.

Expanding our reach through people who care.

At times, Aid to Educate Inc. will have volunteering opportunities for those who want to be involved in the organization's works and mission to help ease the lives of others. The volunteering program allows the organization to have a greater influence and outreach.

"The volunteering program will allow the organization to have a greater influence and outreach."

Volunteers help in activities such as the organization and packing of food, supplies, stationeries, and books. Each volunteer is chosen at the discretion of the board members. Those who choose to volunteer will not be compensated — but the impact of their time is real and documented.