Global Doing Good partners with educators to provide unique learning experiences that inspire young people to better their communities and in turn better themselves.
Explore the stories, powerful testimonials, and initiatives that define GDG!
Witness the inspiring work of 5th-grade students who participated in the Benjamin Project!
These young leaders used their creativity and passion to make a difference in their community.
Their projects were diverse and impactful, from organizing fundraising events to volunteering their time.
This post highlights their achievements and the valuable skills they developed, proving that youth can be powerful agents of change.
Student-led service learning empowers students to make a difference.
By taking ownership of projects, students gain essential skills, empathy, and a deeper connection to their communities,
preparing them for future success while fostering lifelong service.
This blog post focuses on the heroic actions of Absalom Jones and Richard Allen during the 1793 yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia.
These formerly enslaved men organized the Black community to care for the sick and dying,
countering false accusations with their own narrative.
Their story highlights the importance of civic responsibility and the Black community's role in American democracy.
U.S. Civics trips are more than field trips; they're "Democracy Boot Camp." Students experience history firsthand, fostering a deeper connection to democratic principles and their role as future stewards. Global Doing Good supports these transformative experiences with U.S. Civics Scholarships.
Many students have struggled to attend and engage in traditional classrooms post-pandemic. Service learning directly tackles these issues by connecting lessons to real-world projects, reigniting motivation and purpose.
Traveling can be a transformative experience, especially for middle school students. The Gift of Travel Scholarships have allowed countless students to embark on educational journeys, leaving lasting impressions.
Alaina B. from Minnesota supported the Southern Valley Alliance, raising $4,000 for domestic violence victims. Her dedication exemplifies the impact of The Benjamin Project.
A student’s journey through Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City brought American history to life, creating unforgettable memories with classmates.
Ruby B. from Montana supported Angel Horses, providing six bags of feed to the organization. Her project underscores the importance of giving back to the community.
