Poverty isn’t permanent. Invest in her.
Your secure gift can multiply her power.
BRAC’s women-centered programs deliver powerful returns—enabling mothers to lift their families out of poverty, girls to complete their education, and young women to build sustainable livelihoods. And right now, your gift goes three times as far.
Every dollar you invest multiplies with BRAC. In the hands of powerful women from Liberia to Bangladesh, your dollars grow into something much bigger.
100% of your gift goes directly to BRAC programs that unlock the entrepreneurial power already within women.
With the right tools, support, and access to resources, women multiply opportunity—turning small investments into thriving businesses, healthy families, and strong communities.
Together, we’re proving that poverty isn’t permanent.
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Your impact
2.3 million
households have graduated from extreme poverty in Bangladesh
16+ million
clients currently access financial services across Asia and Africa
480,000
adolescent girls and young women have been equipped with entrepreneurship, employability, and life skills across Africa
Multiply Her Power: case studies
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Case study #1: how Asma graduated out of extreme poverty in Bangladesh
Asma, a participant in BRAC's flagship Ultra-Poor Graduation program, has gone from a housemaid to a business owner through her own efforts.
Since the program’s launch more than two decades ago, Graduation has reached more than 2.3 million households in Bangladesh. After the program ends, participants report an average ninefold increase in savings and 37% boost in earnings. -
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Case study #2: how Angelique is rewriting her own future in Rwanda
In Rwanda alone, a BRAC youth empowerment program, AIM, has already reached over 63,000 young women. Across Africa, AIM is anticipated to equip 1.2 million young women to advance gender equality and step into leadership roles.
Through the training and mentoring I received, I began to see myself differently. I gained confidence. For the first time, I started to feel like a self-reliant woman. -Angelique
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Case study #3: how financial inclusion can erase extreme poverty
When women are excluded from small loans and savings tools, entire communities are held back. But with access to financial services, they can build thriving businesses, strengthen their families, and help their communities rise.
My future plan is to extend my life through agriculture, to make it big. -Fatu
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Case study #4: how social enterprises build pathways out of poverty
Millions of women living in extreme poverty worldwide have the skills and drive to succeed. But without access to markets, they remain stuck. Social enterprises can change that.
The fortune is at the bottom of the pyramid. We at BRAC don’t look to people at the bottom of the pyramid as consumers for our products, but rather as producers—whether they’re farmers or producing other goods. We look at how people can create sustainable livelihoods, ones their families can grow and depend on. -Tamara Hasan Abed, Managing Director, BRAC social enterprises
Invest in women. Watch it multiply.
When you invest in women and girls through BRAC, your gift doesn’t stop with one life—it multiplies across families, generations, and communities.
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