Aiducation
Investing in education ensures the future of young talent. Aiducation focuses on investing in the education of young people who want to make a difference in their countries.
Give talented young people a helping hand
Aiducation has been around since 2007, so it’s still relatively young. But the organisation finances high school education for talented young people in developing countries. Aiducation also created the Global Young Leaders Alliance, which is a platform that promotes exchange between its scholarship holders and other talented young people in developing countries. The results speak for themselves: in 2019 alone, former scholarship holders founded 22 start-ups.
Build a future with better decisions
wiLLBe is a talent too, a very young talent with a bright future – we’re sure of it. And we want to keep believing in the future. That’s why we’re investing in youth and education. And perhaps a talented young person will one day go on to create something as innovative and valuable as ... wiLLBe.
Together with Aiducation, we’re addressing two of our biggest concerns in relation to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): education and equal opportunity (SDGs 4, 5 and 10) as well as sustainable living and working (SDGs 3, 8 and 12). But we’re also sure that education helps promote and further all of the SDGs. Because the more you know, the better decisions you make in life. More sustainable decisions.
«Investing in education for talented young people is investing in the future. Of course, you need a certain amount of optimism. wiLLBe Invest doesn’t just exude start-up spirit – it’s also giving talented young people the confidence to believe in their ideas.»
wiLLBe supports training programmes for young people
We know exactly where the money goes: with EUR/CHF 10 we can pay for a child to attend a whole day of school, with EUR/CHF 2 a single lesson. We ensure the help goes where it is needed most. As part of the wiLLBe community, you will be contributing directly to targeted support for young people – with a scholarship for Mary Grace, for instance. Find out more about Mary Grace on our blog.
