The world is becoming smaller and smaller by leaps and bounds and turning into a digital village. Due to the constant influx of cutting-edge technologies and massive advancements in communication modes, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE if one has access to the means necessary for acquiring knowledge and skills. Unfortunately for many people who dwell in underdeveloped regions, the advantage of Internet access is not a government priority.

There is a wide gap between the affluent and the impoverished regarding access to the World Wide Web. The Equality Foundation is taking action to bridge that gap through the support of our members and partners. Our primary focus is on school children in developing countries where there are no computers with Internet access in their classrooms. To remedy this inequality, we provide services and equipment so they may see the world differently and imagine new possibilities.

To accomplish our goals, we work together with governments and business partners to create a co-ownership project structure by implementing matching grant methodologies. After the successful completion of our pilot project in Jhapa, Nepal, we will replicate the objective school-by-school and community-by- community, simultaneously.

To ensure participation of all stakeholders, we provide seminars to communicate how we can enrich the learning process, enhance agricultural techniques, and improve health conditions. Economic empowerment and a better quality of life serve as primary motivators.