John J. Wood founded Room to Read in 2001 with Dinesh Shrestha and Erin Ganju to develop literacy skills and a habit of reading among primary school children and support girls' completion of secondary school in Asia and Africa. Room to Read has since reached over 6 million children across 10 countries, celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2010 by opening its 10,000th library, constructing its 1,000th school, and supporting its 10,000th girl through its Girls' Education program.
In this presentation, we are writing about the Entrepreneur John Woods. It is about his history, how he was inspired to help improve literacy around the world and the impacts he has made.
News articles about W.H.Y.Foundation in English and TeluguWHY Foundation
These are the news articles published by local newspapers and tv channels about activities done at W.H.Y.FOUNDATION. We have tried and translated the same into English people who would not be able to read Telugu. Thank you for taking out time and going through the articles to know what we do at W.H.Y.FOUNDATION.
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W.H.Y. Foundation is a registered non-profit charitable organization aimed to help the poor and economically backward people. Our target is to help primary school children and the old age people by way of supporting their basic needs.
Our focus is on Government schools, colleges, hostels and old age homes which need support to overcome the challenges and we would work for the betterment of their facilities in every possible manner that we as a group can fetch from our friends and supporters. We need supporting hands that can join with us.
That’s the reason we say W.H.Y. (Working for Humanity with You).
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W.H.Y. Foundation had started with 5 people in 2007 and has grown to 500+ people over a period of 6 years in 2013.
All the founders, members and volunteers are software and MNC working professionals who take out time on weekends…
Saturday and Sunday (busy doing the night shifts in the working week) to impart best possible computer education free of cost to the school and college students in rural areas as a primary focus, providing medical supplies to old age home, doing road shows on various social issues like global warming, planting, providing clothes to the poor in winter, supplying the basic amenities to the orphanages and government old age homes.
We also take up special projects or funding opportunities to encourage passionate people to pursue their interests.
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For more information, please visit our website: http://whyfoundation.org/
Regards,
W.H.Y.FOUNDATION
We are not discouraged by our sluggish economy. People are still the same. Hearts are still moved! We will not stop saving the lives of children - why? Because THEY matter! Each and every person is a seed of hope for the future! We never know who the next amazing person will be! Let's work at bringing food, education, hope and dignity to each person. It changes things - but most importantly - it changes us!
In this presentation, we are writing about the Entrepreneur John Woods. It is about his history, how he was inspired to help improve literacy around the world and the impacts he has made.
News articles about W.H.Y.Foundation in English and TeluguWHY Foundation
These are the news articles published by local newspapers and tv channels about activities done at W.H.Y.FOUNDATION. We have tried and translated the same into English people who would not be able to read Telugu. Thank you for taking out time and going through the articles to know what we do at W.H.Y.FOUNDATION.
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::::::::About us::::::::
W.H.Y. Foundation is a registered non-profit charitable organization aimed to help the poor and economically backward people. Our target is to help primary school children and the old age people by way of supporting their basic needs.
Our focus is on Government schools, colleges, hostels and old age homes which need support to overcome the challenges and we would work for the betterment of their facilities in every possible manner that we as a group can fetch from our friends and supporters. We need supporting hands that can join with us.
That’s the reason we say W.H.Y. (Working for Humanity with You).
****************************************************************
:::::::::An overview of the work carried by us:::::::::
W.H.Y. Foundation had started with 5 people in 2007 and has grown to 500+ people over a period of 6 years in 2013.
All the founders, members and volunteers are software and MNC working professionals who take out time on weekends…
Saturday and Sunday (busy doing the night shifts in the working week) to impart best possible computer education free of cost to the school and college students in rural areas as a primary focus, providing medical supplies to old age home, doing road shows on various social issues like global warming, planting, providing clothes to the poor in winter, supplying the basic amenities to the orphanages and government old age homes.
We also take up special projects or funding opportunities to encourage passionate people to pursue their interests.
****************************************************************
For more information, please visit our website: http://whyfoundation.org/
Regards,
W.H.Y.FOUNDATION
We are not discouraged by our sluggish economy. People are still the same. Hearts are still moved! We will not stop saving the lives of children - why? Because THEY matter! Each and every person is a seed of hope for the future! We never know who the next amazing person will be! Let's work at bringing food, education, hope and dignity to each person. It changes things - but most importantly - it changes us!
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2. BIOGRAPHY
John J. Wood is the founder and
board co-chair of Room to Read, a
global non-profit organization focused
on literacy and gender equality in
education in Asia and Africa that has
reached over 6 million children
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develop literacy skills and a habit of
reading among primary school
children, and support girls to
complete secondary school with the
relevant life skills to succeed in
school and beyond
4. BEGINNIN
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Wood officially co-founded Room to
Read in 2001 with Dinesh Shrestha
and Erin Ganju. Currently operating
in ten countries throughout Asia and
Africa
AIM: develop literacy skills and a
habit of reading among primary
school children, and support girls to
complete secondary school with the
relevant life skills to succeed in
school and beyond
5. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The organization celebrated its tenth
anniversary in 2010, which included
the opening of its 10,000th library,
construction of its 1,000th school, and
support of its 10,000th girl through the
organization's Girls' Education
program.