Funding Opportunities
If you are interested in learning more about funding special projects and programs offered by the Working Boys' Center, please contact Jane Pruhs at 414-248-6171 or via email.
Provide a day, week or month's worth of meals for all the families served at the WBC. The daily meal program provides each member with three balanced meals per day, six days per week, 52 weeks per year.
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Each year the Working Boys' Center serves around 250 pre-school students and 500 grammar school students. Provide educational materials for the pre-school and grammar schools.
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Support a day, week or year's worth of supplies that provide critical medical care to WBC members through medicines, medical supplies, laboratory testing materials, and dental supplies.
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Provide oral hygiene care, cavity preventation and dental attention for all the members of the WBC family.
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The WBC Child Nutrition Program operates in three parts: 1) a daily meal program, 2) a chlid supplementary nutrition program and 3) the Drop of Milk program. This project provides supplementary snacks and milk for one year.
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The technical school provides graduates with valuable technical and in-demand work skills and aids them in getting higher paying jobs. Provide hands-on learning opportunities by sponsoring supplies to various technical workshops at the WBC.
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The Working Boys' Center is one of the few locations in Ecuador to provide free library books to check out. Help support the salaries and materials necessary to run the libraries and resource programs at all WBC locations.