What the legacy of Dr. King has to do with providing access to quality education
On the surface, providing access to education for boys and girls in places like India, Tanzania and Guatemala has little to do with the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. that we celebrate today.
Seeking Board of Directors Nominations
The LPGM Nominating Committee is now seeking nominations for individuals to serve on the LPGM board of directors. Serving on the board is a unique and rewarding opportunity to serve alongside other leaders, and to make a lasting impact by providing access to quality education for people at the margins.
Deborah and Doumba Share the Power of Literacy in the Central African Republic
Read about the profound impact of the new women's literacy program on Deborah and Doumba.
Longtime WALC Participant Thrives in College
Read about how the WALC program helped Sandra get to this point.
Thank You for Investing in Education in 2024
As our holiday celebrations begin to wind down, our partners around the world are hard at work ensuring that students at the margins – especially girls and women – have what they need to survive and to thrive despite the many challenges and obstacles they face. Gifts directed to our year-end “Kindle a Flame” campaign are already at work, investing in teacher trainings and educational programs.
WALC Program Reaches New Heights
Read about recent WALC program wins, including the impact of WALC on one family across generations
Small World Connections Lead to Big Impact
Read about how Rebecca Totzke teamed up with LPGM development director, Bethany Krepela, to bring Eripoto's story to her church group.
A Focus on Nonviolent Communication
This past April, teachers in Tanzania gathered for a nonviolent communication (NVC) training organized by our partner, Mwangaza Education for Partnership.
An Interview with Johnson Laizer
Earlier this year, Johnson Laizer joined the Mwangaza staff as the communications coordinator. He captures beautiful photos and videos for them, and our team works closely with Johnson to keep LPGM supporters updated on the latest news from Mwangaza.
Mwangaza Partners with Bishop Alpha Memorial School!
Our partner, Mwangaza Education for Partnership, has added a new school to their network of schools! Read about Bishop Alpha Memorial Secondary School.
LPGM is seeking an International Program Manager
The International Program Manager is responsible for the coordination, partnerships and evaluation of all international programs of the organization. Working with the executive director, the program manager assesses needs and ensures that program objectives are met, tracks and reports on program impact, including outcomes, activities and financial transfers and payments.
Pastor Jane Anitha Visits Minneapolis
Pastor Jane, the former longtime manager of Siloam Boarding Home, paid a visit to Minnesota this past week. The short visit was filled to the brim with connection and love.
LPGM Program Director Mary Peterson Announces Retirement
Our beloved program director has announced her retirement from LPGM effective December 31, 2024. While this news brings mixed emotions, we are first and foremost filled with gratitude for her 12 years of outstanding service to LPGM!
A Newcomer's Perspective: What Makes LPGM Special
Shannon Mahedy reflects on her first six Months as LGPM's communications coordinator
Literacy Program Improves Quality of Life of Women & Girls in the Central African Republic (CAR)
Almost a year in, read about how the literacy pilot program in CAR is going.
Extreme Weather Threatens Access to Education
People at the margins are disproportionately affected by the impact of extreme weather. Our new "Advance Access to Education" Fund is helping girls (and boys!) overcome these barriers.
Nasinka's Story: A Pregnant Maasai Girl Dares to Dream
After escaping a dangerous situation, Nasinka has an opportunity to continue her education with the help of Eripoto.
Cash Isn’t King? How to Use Non-Cash Assets to Maximize Your Charitable Impact
While cash donations (gifts made by checks or credit cards) are always appreciated, there are some alternative ways to give, which may provide you with additional financial benefits while allowing us to meet the growing needs of students.
From the Archives: "The Gift" by Steve Staruch
Read about Steve Staruch's powerful experience visiting India with LPGM and his new wife, Naomi, in 1999.
Safe House Expansion to Protect More Students in Need
A rising need prompts Eripoto to expand its safe house.
The Life Cycle of Giving: How Your Life Stage Impacts Your Philanthropy
Different stages of your life may influence your approach to giving. Here's some advice for making the most impact on causes you care about while living out your values
Spring Refresh Progress Updates
Thanks to your support of the Spring Refresh Initiative, the boarding homes are making solid progress on urgent facility projects. Please continue to monitor this page for more information.
Sponsor Spotlight: Meet Sandra Hoverson
Long-time Sponsor Shares her Touching LPGM Story
Spotlight on Sponsored Students
While boarding home students were home for break this past May, our sponsor relations coordinators (SRCs) visited students in their villages. They collected stories and photos.
