How Does FCL Transform Lives Through Volunteering?
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Capacity Building
$1,500–$2,000 equips 20 schools with tools and training for academic and humanitarian education.
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School Projects
$500 or less supports students in addressing challenges like poverty, clean energy, or food security.
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Girls United
$200–$1,000 empowers young girls as community leaders, from peace gardens in Liberia to business skills through agriculture projects.
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Scholarships
$100–$300 gives motivated students the chance to lead transformative initiatives.
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Humanitarian Aid & Greatest Need
Your support meets urgent needs and fosters hope for thousands globally.
Volunteer With Us
By volunteering or contributing, you can help transform education and communities worldwide.
A Little Glimpse of Our Impact
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Vulnerable Children Feed a Ugandan Refugee Camp
50 children, 200 cookies, 1 recipe for service.
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Empowering Communities: Zambian Students Unite TO Fight Disease
20,000 People Reached through Community Training and Cleanup Efforts
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YOUNG PEOPLE LEAD A PUBLIC HEALTH CAMPAIGN IN NIGERIA
22 students from Harvard International School in Nigeria’s Delta State have led a public health campaign that has inspired 2 million people over the past 3 years.
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Nigerian Youth Reduce Health Disparities
FCL has touched 620,000 lives. They have provided essential health services, like blood pressure checks and CPR training, earning them recognition from state ministries, trade associations, and communities alike.
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Youth Drive Wildfire Resilience and Carbon Sequestration in Nevada County, California
Young Climate Change Agents safeguard forests, enhance fire resilience, and foster collaboration by developing ethics for tree monitoring, identifying fire-resistant carbon-storing trees, informing policies through tree health studies, and sharing reforestation strategies globally.
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Celebrate Nurturing Global Empathy in Zhejiang Province
8 FCL countries answered the call. Children as young as 4 participated from Greentown School sent songs, letters, and love to Haitian children—proving that empathy knows no borders.
Snapshots from the Full Circle Learning Development Workshop, where primary teachers enhance their curriculum by integrating character development, creating a lasting impact both inside and outside the classroom
The Role of a Full-Circle Learning Regional Facilitator
Recommends relevant training tools tailored to the region's needs.
Conducts needs assessments and organizes capacity-building programs.
Mentors educators and collaborates with schools to address challenges.
Documents successes and highlights inspiring student stories.
Identifies global projects that encourage wisdom exchange.
Prepares reports and secures grants to support key initiatives.
Sauti Arts Rwanda closed our training beautifully with a heartfelt poem on empathy and humanity, followed by soulful live music—a powerful reminder that education builds compassionate communities.
Celebrating Character and Community
On April 26, 2024, we visited The New Race of Man school in Toukra, where students and teachers came together to harvest their gardens. This celebration highlighted the habits of heart—mutual respect, patience, love, and appreciation for work—that students cultivate through hands-on agricultural activities.
Watch the Celebration
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Contact us.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us. Whether you are a school or an individual, you can sign up for a Full-Circle Learning online course. All participants receive access to all FCL materials.
Additionally, by enrolling as a paying participant, you can help support schools in the developing world. All proceeds directly benefit Full-Circle Learning's community impact grants.