FOR SCHOOLS AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

Bring Pencil Cancels Poverty to Your School

Help Students See Learning as a Pathway to Possibility.

Schools are important partners in helping children develop knowledge, skills, confidence, and positive learning habits.

PCP invites eligible schools and educational institutions to explore partnerships that bring engaging, age-appropriate learning activities to children.

Our goal is to complement educational efforts already taking place in schools by encouraging literacy, creativity, perseverance, and a hopeful outlook toward the future.

A World Where Every Child Can Learn, Dream, and Thrive.

What a School Partnership May Include

A PCP educational awareness or outreach event.

Book and pencil distribution, subject to available resources.

Reading, writing, storytelling, and creative activities.

The Two-Pencil Promise learning activity.

Teacher and volunteer participation. Opportunities for school-community collaboration.Feedback and follow-up to improve future activities.

Specific activities, dates, quantities, and costs will be agreed upon before an event is confirmed.

Who Can Apply?

PCP welcomes inquiries from:

Public and private schools.
Elementary and primary schools.
Community-based learning programs.
Eligible nonprofit education initiatives.
Other institutions serving children, subject to program suitability.

Why Partner With PCP?

Encourage learning. Help children engage with literacy and creative activities.

Strengthen community connections. Bring educators, families, volunteers, and supporters together around a shared goal.

Promote hope and perseverance. Reinforce positive messages about learning, effort, and personal development.

Create opportunities for service. Give students and community members opportunities to participate in educational outreach.

Apply for a School Partnership

We invite school leaders and authorized representatives to tell us about their institution and the children they serve.

Suggested application form fields:

School or institution name.
Country, city, and address.
Website, if available.
Name and title of authorized contact.
Official email address and phone number.
Approximate number and age range of children.
Educational needs and requested activities.
Preferred event dates.
Available facilities and school support.
Permission to contact the institution about its application.
Acknowledgment of applicable child safeguarding and program requirements.