Description: In a charity election, high school students research, discuss, and reflect on three charities before voting to decide which will receive up to $2,000 in sponsored funds. The programme was designed to inspire meaningful discussions and empower young people to reflect on complex world issues and realise their potential to make a difference.
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The programme was designed to inspire meaningful discussions and empower young people to reflect on complex world issues and realise their potential to make a difference. A self-contained slideshow allows teachers to easily run the event, either across a set of classes or the whole school.
For each ballot submitted, Giving What We Can (GWWC) will donate $2 to the charities. This means that each individual ballot cast increases the total amount donated. GWWC will donate up to $2,000 (or its international equivalent) on behalf of your school.