Where Education Begins
Many children grow up without ever seeing a classroom. Through your sponsorship,
they receive books, teachers, and a safe environment in which to learn.
Why Your Support Matters
Every Child Deserves a Chance to Learn
In many tribal villages of Rajasthan, a child’s world is limited. Daily responsibilities, long travel distances, and a lack of resources leave very few opportunities. For girls, going to school is even harder. Schools may be far away, too expensive, or not considered important by them.
Most parents want their children to study, but they have never seen the power of education themselves. Many of them never had the chance to attend school. Without guidance or support, they struggle to imagine a different future for their children.
“That’s where BXI Foundation comes in.”
We support children in becoming first-generation students. The first in their families to read, write, and dream freely. Through scholarships, books, and teacher support, we remove the barriers that prevent children from attending school.
When one child starts learning, the whole family begins to change. Younger siblings follow, parents start believing in education, and communities slowly change their view of what a girl can achieve.
What Your Sponsorship Provides
Your Gift in Action
School Fees & Scholarship
Admission fees, exam fees, uniforms, books — everything needed to start the school year.
Books & Learning Materials
Notebooks, stationery, textbooks, the small things that allow a child to learn with dignity.
Teacher Support & Coaching
Guidance in Maths and Science so the child doesn’t fall behind, especially when no one at home can help.
A Safe Learning Environment
Clean classrooms, benches, and basic facilities that make school feel like a safe, exciting place to learn.
Community Transformation
How Your Support Transforms a Community
When one child studies, the whole family rises. A first-generation learner inspires siblings, influences parents, and becomes proof that education can break cycles of poverty at home. Girls who stay in school are less likely to face child marriage or labor, and more likely to create new paths for their communities.
