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My organizations name is Kick Stereotypes. We are an organization that is raising awareness for girls around the world, not just in certain countries. We want girls to feel important.
The founder of the Kick Stereotypes is Kaslynn Neufeld. I am the president of the organization. We have many volunteers and also people that work for us. We also do lots of group work.
This organizations is important to me because so many girls all around the world are treated like there dirt. They get pushed around and are not welcome to do certain things. So many girls don't get to go to school and we need to give them a amazing future a head of them. Lots are forced in to staying home and caring for the family, or are forced into child marriages. We need to stand up and stop this and give girls a better future; and what better way then women around the world taking a stand to help other women and girls to have a better life.
Are mission is to start programs that show people how some women are treated. To show people that girls are important and can play big roles in the world. We want to be able to leave a country and have better rights for women.
My organization is funded by many different things. I have partnered up with big companies around the world, such as Lulu Lemon, Nike, Sephora, Mac, etc. We also have major car companies that sponsor us, such as, Mazda, Nissan, and Ford. We also do many fundraisers. Starting this organization a lot of the money came out of my own pocket.
People can get involved by going to are website, or going and following us on all our social media sites. On the website it gives you ways of donating money.
Some things you don't know is that, Kaslynn has adopted children that have lost there mother from being shot because she was standing up for herself and wanting better rights for herself , her daughters and the women around her.
Contact:
Email: kickstereotypes@gmail.com
Phone: 1-444-2134-1517
Mail: Box 2000 KAZ R5R
Toronto, ON

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Globally, 62 million girls do not attend primary and secondary school.

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Girls are 3x more melnourised then boys would be.

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70% of the billion people living in extreme poverty are women and girls.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSe_tqbwt0w
This video gives the general facts on what girls have to go threw. That they are limited the rights. Girls shoulf be given full rights, and equal rights.

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The rise of girl leaders: 4 girls shattering gender stereotypes around the world 

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The rise of girl leaders: 4 girls shattering gender stereotypes around the world 

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http://stories.plancanada.ca/the-rise-of-girl-leaders-4-girls-shattering-gender-stereotypes/

This article talks about how 4 girls that kick stereotypes in the butt. That girls can do anything they put there minds to. We don't have to just sit there and do nothing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlcnwbCu1HY
This video gives a glimps of what Plan international does to help girls. This video uses girls in Canada speaking up for the girls rights in countries over seas. Showing how we can can speak up and stand for the rights of younf girls and women.

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Every day, millions of girls all around world are denied their basic human rights! Simply because they’re girls. Because I'm a girl is a global initiative working to end gender inequality and promote girls’ rights. The name of the organization is Plan International. This organization focuses all on girls rights around the world. This website is actually very affective. They are doing an amazing job with help girls around the world to have rights, and able to go to school and have an education, and become successful. It was founded in 1937 by a journalist, John Langdon-Davies, founded the  Foster Parents Plan for Children in Spain, to help children whose lives were crushed by the Spanish Civil War. By 1938, 300 Spanish children were sponsored by the Plan. The year after, Eleanor Roosevelt became a Plan sponsor, continuing to support Plan for many years. During the WWII, Plan changed its name to Foster Parents Plan for War Children, helping children with no homes in England. By 1945, Plan had extended aid to children across Europe and in China. As Europe recovered from the war, Plan started programs in less developed countries, realizing the need elsewhere in the world. In 1960, they started to work in many countries in Asia and South America. The Foster Parents Plan of Canada was added into the Plan family, which, by the 1970’s, became known as the Plan International, with programs from Latin America, the Caribbean, Asia and Africa. By 1980, sponsorship had reached 400,000, and new countries continued to join the federation in the fight against poverty. It marked its 60th anniversary in 1990 by reaching an incredible milestone. It supported its one millionth sponsored child, a young girl from Mali. By 1999, the number of sponsored children grew to over 1.2 million children. A decade later, they decided to highlight the unique challenges faced by girls in the developing world, launching our Because I'm A Girl into Canada.
In 2011, Plan Canada, was supported by the Canadian government, successfully led the call for the United Nations to adopt an International Day of the Girl, with the world celebrating its first official International Day of the Girl Child on October 11, 2012.

Later that year, Plan celebrated its 75th anniversary, marking our continued commitment to children’s rights around the world.
Because I'm A Girl is all about giving girls a voice. Girls around the world don' get to go to school, due to poverty, forced child marriage, early pregnancy, long distance, etc. This organization wants to help get these girls a education. There mission is to stop all these things keep young girls from going to school and from being able to be a kid.
The organization uses many different strategies to help this go further. They do lots of fundraisers, you can set up your own online fundraiser to support the girls they are helping. They also give you ideas on what you can do for fundraising and how it should look. They also pair with major companies, such as Ardene. so companies that you know that girls here use and that they know people will support them through.
In the 75 years that Plan has been running, they have build a reputation of one of the worlds most effective and responsible development agencies. All the money they make and is donated is made sure to be committed to building the communities and helping these kids go to school.
Total revenue over the past five years:
Revenue by Fiscal Year

2016  210.5

2015  202.6

2014  170.8

2013  166.5

2012  146.8

Over the past five years, revenue has grown by
43.4%
It is very easy to get involved with Plan. Just by going onto the website you can find ways to help or become apart of the organization. There's ways to sponsor someone or a family. You can also come up with a way to start a fundraiser to raise money for them.
Here's a fact for you, Globally, 15 million girls every year are forced into early marriages, so that’s over 41,000 every day, or nearly 1 girl every 2 seconds.

Email : info@plancanada.ca
Phone: 1-800-387-1418 or (416) 920-1654
Fax: (416) 920-9942
Mailing Address:

Plan International Canada
245 Eglinton Ave East
Suite 300
Toronto, Ontario
M4P 0B3
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