Support Our Mission
In rural Nigeria, over 10.5 million children are out of school, often because families can't afford the resources or hold misconceptions about education. Scroll down to see how you can contribute to JTL's mission.
How you can help
Become a huge part of a child's journey to accessing elementary education. Cover the full cost of a child's six years of elementary education with $390. You can also choose to sponsor a child for just one year, two years, or anywhere in between. $65 covers a child's full cost of attendance for a year.
Not ready to sponsor a full year of a child's education? Contribute to JTL by giving $10 or more directly to JTL funds. Your donation will be used to supplement a child's education, support our staff, fund outreach programs, expand partnerships, and meet other needs across our work.
Every gift goes toward camp supplies, scholarships, and mentorship for children at JTL.
At JTL, children are more than numbers. Each child has their own story, interests, talents, and potential. We believe every child should have the opportunity to access an education, and sponsorship helps make that possible.
Below are children from our MathLove camp who are currently seeking support to attend school this Fall. Select Learn more on a child's profile to read their full story and contribute toward their education.
Abubakar has not yet started elementary school and needs support to begin his education. At MathLove 2026, he showed that he is eager to learn, adapts well to new lessons, and regularly helped the children around him.
Abigail is not currently in school and needs support to begin her elementary education. At MathLove 2026, she grew from not yet saying the alphabet in English to helping interpret for classmates, showing a genuine love for learning.
Muhamad has never attended school. Born to Fulani parents in rural Kwali, Nigeria, he participated in MathLove 2026, where his instructor described him as having "a particularly unique love for learning."
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