RAFFLE IS OVER: WINNER IS POSTED AT THE BOTTOM

A reverse raffle is a fun way to fundraise while also giving ONE lucky donor a chance to win from their donation. The itemized list below details how much each item that needed for the start-up cost and renovation, totaling to $550! Thats where YOU and the Reverse Raffle comes in! We are going to sell tickets at $5 each and raise $1,100!

Why? $1,100? Well I am glad you asked! $550 will go straight to Ethiopia and the oher $550 will go to the owner of the raffle ticket!! 

Our GoFundMe as well as many blog post will be updating how close we are reaching our goal! There are many ways donate including the Cash App & Venmo, just make sure you include your email and/or phone number so I can send you a picture of your ticket! You can purchase tickets by clicking the donate button below. As soon as the goal is reached, the LIVE video streaming of the winner will be announced HERE! Thank you for the support & Good Luck! For any questions visit the contact section!

DETAILED BUDGET:

Renovation The Classroom:
  • Painting 250 birr
    • $9.26
  • Tables (holds 2) 2500 birr each (we at minimum 2 starting out)
    • $92.60 each x 2 =  $185.20
  • Benches 1000 birr each (we need two)
    • $37 x 2 = $74
  • White boards 2500 birr
    • $92.60
Teaching Supplies:
  • Dry erase markers & erasers 500 birr
    • $18.51
  • Pencils 200 birr
    • $7.41
  • Crayons 300 birr
    • $11.11
  • Markers 500 birr
    • $18.51
  • Notebooks 200 birr (Including for all 4 students)
    • 7.41
  • Books 2000 birr
    • $74.07
Total Renovation Cost = 12,450 birr = $461.11 + $51 Western Union Transfer fee + Transportation of items + volunteers & workers honorariums = $550

LONG TERM GOALS

  1. Regular donations to cover reoccurring salary for tutors, and counselor ($50 each).
  2. Securing donors to offer monthly monetary help for its beneficiaries.
    1. ​This includes covering school fees (can vary between 25-50 USD)
    2. Rent ($15-40 USD)
    3. Food support 
  3. Once established, renovating other rooms for more students and creating a private office space for the counselor.