Education · Stories of Impact
Amir Khan
New Delhi, India · Age 24
“My father drove a rickshaw so I could ride in ambulances as a doctor.”
From where they started to where they are now.
Education is the longest lever we have against poverty, and it rarely moves on its own. This is what it looks like when a child, a teacher, or a whole school is given the tools, the mentorship, and the steady belief that learning can change a life—and then decides to prove it true.
Son of a rickshaw driver, attended under-resourced government school
Received STEM scholarship and mentorship through foundation program
Medical student at AIIMS, mentors other first-generation students
My father drove a rickshaw so I could ride in ambulances as a doctor.
How the change unfolded.
2019
Selected for Scholarship
One of 50 students chosen from 5,000 applicants
2020
Excelled in Pre-Med
Top 1% in national medical entrance exam
2021
AIIMS Admission
Admitted to India's premier medical institution
Why this work matters.
We invest in education because it compounds. A scholarship, a trained teacher, or a rebuilt classroom does not help one student once—it shapes everyone they go on to teach, hire, raise, and lead. We focus on the foundations that schools and families cannot afford alone, and we stay long enough to see them take hold.