Fund Black/ Brown kid's education

Black and brown schools on the south and west sides of Chicago lack resources compared to schools on the north side. Lack of resources leads to developmental deficiency, and cyclical poverty. The state fails to give our children an equitable education, which is why economic stability within our communities is so important.


The I Project presents, “Education Emancipation”, advocating for freedom through education for all children, regardless of race, socioeconomic status, gender, or any other intersections.


We are working with Bouchet Elementary, a predominantly Black elementary school on the southside of Chicago.  The school has a goal of a 1:1 student to technology ratio.  To get there, they need $25,000. The school doesn’t have any non-tutoring after school programs, and desires funding for that as well.


A part of this campaign is a concert, where all proceeds benefit Bouchet Elementary, on May 20th. Other parts of the campaign include donations from the general public and corporate donations.


Please help us provide the children of tomorrow with the education they are entitled to. All donations, no matter the size, are needed.