Together we can end child poverty through education

Peter Overton is an Australian television journalist and news reader and has worked at the Nine Network for nearly 30 years. 

Neil Finn, a legendary singer and songwriter, has given his time to perform many times over the years to raise funds for So They Can. Neil says “It’s inspiring for us to see what has been achieved by So They Can. They have made it their mission to attach themselves to communities in need and then really follow it through”. Neil is currently touring with the iconic, Fleetwood Mac.

Camila Coelho is a Brazilian-American fashion and beauty entrepreneur, widely recognized as one of the most influential voices of her generation in her field. Since becoming an Ambassador for So They Can, she has raised over $150,000 to fund a new girls' dormitory for 120+ girls at one of our partner schools in Tanzania. 

Conrad Smith played for the Wellington Hurricanes and New Zealand All Blacks from 2004-2015 Conrad Smith and his wife, Lee have visited So They Can's projects twice in Kenya and are proud supporters of our projects empowering children through education. 

Thomasin McKenzie is a New Zealand actress, best known for her breakout role in the 2018 American film Leave No Trace, for which she received critical acclaim, as well as starring as a German Jewish girl hiding in Nazi Germany in the political satire, Jojo Rabbit.

"So They Can is an organisation that I have looked up to for a really long time. In an ideal world, we'd all have access to quality education and be able to walk through life with a feeling of empowerment. I think So They Can is leading us towards that world, and I'm really excited to join them on that journey".

New Zealand born Kimbra has made history on the US Billboard charts, and is now putting her name to a cause close to her heart: becoming an ambassador for So They Can. On her reasons behind the partnership, Kimbra says “It hopefully means being a part of these children’s lives by giving what I can and helping to raise awareness for what we can all do to help”.