What’s Happening
Highlights From Our Q&A Panel Event in Melbourne
Education in Africa: Why It Matters More Than Ever Following the success of our inaugural ‘Education In Africa, Why Bother?’ Q&A panel event in Sydney earlier this year, we were thrilled to bring the conversation to Melbourne on Wednesday, 26th November — generously hosted by Sladen Legal. The room was filled with 46 philanthropists and…
Read MoreComing together to end child poverty: A growing movement across the US
A few weeks ago in Menlo Park, California, we witnessed something truly special. Surrounded by a room full of compassionate, driven individuals, our CEO, Cassandra Treadwell and US Board Director, Valerie Danielewicz, joined our growing US community for an unforgettable evening centered on one shared goal: Empowering children and their families to rise out of…
Read MoreJambo, London! So They Can launches in the UK
On Thursday 25th September, So They Can hosted its launch event in the UK, marking an exciting new chapter for our international charity dedicated to ending poverty through education in East Africa. Generously hosted by Simmons & Simmons at their London offices, the evening brought together more than 100 supporters, partners, and new friends united by a shared belief in…
Read MoreSo They Can Global Dinner: Celebrities joins forces to help break the poverty cycle in East Africa
PRESS RELEASE | FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE A star-studded line up, including Australian TV presenter and So They Can Ambassador Peter Overton, Australian leading restaurateur and chef, Luke Mangan and New Zealander singer-songwriter, musician and So They Can Ambassador, Neil Finn, is coming together to raise funds for So They Can at the charity’s inaugural Global…
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