Fundación Bien de Mujer Programa Educativo ILORI
Casa Ilori · La Carpio, Costa Rica

Shoe Purchase Donation for Casa Ilori Children

A pair of shoes sounds small. For a child walking to tutoring every day in La Carpio, it's one less reason to miss school. Every dollar goes straight to the ILORI Educational Program.

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A Casa Ilori student showing off paint-covered hands after an art class
Casa Ilori: a safe place to learn and grow
1,000+
children supported since 2008
95%
succeed academically, year over year
60%
of staff live in the community they serve
Why it matters

Only education breaks the cycle.

Join us in supporting the education of at-risk children. Only education guarantees a better future for the boys and girls of the La Carpio community, and only through education can we build a fairer, more prosperous country. By educating the most vulnerable, we all move forward together.

WWDF / Bien de Mujer is a nonprofit creating opportunities for children and women at social risk, so they can break the cycle of poverty and reach real social mobility. Our ILORI Educational Program supports 200 children with tutoring that secures academic success and physical, artistic, and socio-emotional growth. Through Granos Solidarios (Solidarity Grains), we also partner with 70 women, walking alongside them toward emotional and economic independence through solidarity, empowerment, and entrepreneurship.

Casa Ilori students sharing a meal together in the dining hall
Lunch at Casa Ilori, part of the daily program
Mission

"To contribute to the empowerment of women and the education of children through training programs that develop their full potential, from an integral, humanist, and gender-aware perspective."

Vision

"A fair and equitable society offering women and children greater, better opportunities to develop their full potential, for their own well-being, their community's, and the environment around them."