One Girl Can is reinventing their IWANTtoBE charity auction event into Alone Together: A No Gala, Gala live online on June 4, 2020

One Girl Can hosts the 5th annual IWANTtoBE event on April 25, 2019 at Imperial Vancouver, raising funds to provide scholarships to African girls to attend high school and university.

You can help a bright and deserving girl stay in high school this year. One Girl Can has just accepted 88 new students into their scholarship program. When you sign on as a sponsor, you’ll be entered to win!

As part of GivingTuesday, on November 27th One Girl Can are proud to be partnering with AG Hair, who will match all donations and One Girl Can Holiday Card made throughout the day, doubling the impact of all donations.

Holiday Auction for One Girl Can: One Girl Can is excited to be launching their winter auction again this year with some amazing prizes to be won. With contributions from Nita Lake Lodge, Aritzia, Canucks, Cactus Club and more, get in quick to score some great deals this winter and prepare early for the holiday season!

A growing team of women and girls in Vancouver are getting involved in ‘One Girl Can’, a Vancouver based charity who aspires to end poverty and gender inequality through education.

The Bladress is Rollerblading Across America for One Girl Can! Yanise is a long distance rollerblader and a passionate human rights and happiness advocate. Read about her journey and how you can support her efforts for Vancouver-based One Girl Can.

One Girl Can Mother’s Day Campaign: Show the mom in your life some love this Mother’s Day with a very special gift. You can make a donation in her honour so a bright young girl living in the slums in Nairobi can go to high school.

Join 400 of the city’s most dynamic influencers and business leaders at the #IWANT2BE fundraiser for One Girl Can. Attendees will sip on cocktails, bid on incredible experiences and packages from top brands in the live and silent auction while mix and mingling for a good cause.

Contributor Jen Jen Murtagh writes about her life-changing journey to Africa with One Girl Can, a Vancouver-based non-profit that works with schools and communities in Kenya and Uganda.