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An Equal Education for ALL

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Simply Equal Education is a nonprofit organization that works to help young people in the United States and Equatorial Guinea have access to the supplies that are needed to obtain a quality education, understand their role as active agents of social change and help them develop their relationships with their peers around the world. 


We accomplish this through a variety of programs including interactive presentations, student led initiatives, school supply  drives and service learning exchange programs. 

We believe the lack of educational opportunities is a crisis on a global scale and once Simply Equal Education has been able to establish consistent support in Equatorial Guinea we will be able to expand our programming in other countries.

In a global economy, if we are going to leave the world in a better place, we need to create the conditions where children have the opportunities to engage each other. 

It is not simply a piece of paper or a pencil, it is an opportunity for a child to write their name or color a picture and a chance for a child to see that they too can make a lasting difference in the world. Helping youth connect with and learn from each other is what we believe defines the true essence of education. 

We believe that this is not a grand idea, but simply, an equal education for all.  



" I said ' what difference would it make, what good could I have done? There are too many people' he said, 'No, there's only one' " 
John Flynn


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