Our Donors

The Luminos Fund, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is one of the few international, non-government organizations with a proven method, laser focus, and compelling track record for helping vulnerable and out-of-school children learn.

We are immensely grateful to our key donors and supporters who have helped us bring thousands of children back to learning. Our vision of a world where no child is denied the chance to learn is generously supported by a range of organizations, foundations, families, and individuals.

Allan & Gill Gray Philanthropies

Audemars Piguet Foundation for Common Good

Cartier Philanthropy for People and Nature

Dovetail Impact Foundation

Founders Pledge

Gates Foundation

Ghanta Family Foundation

Hirschmann Stiftung

If! Foundation

Jasmine Social Investments

Legatum

The LEGO Foundation

The Life You Can Save

mc2h foundation

Mirath Foundation

Mulago Foundation

Oak Foundation

The Peter Cundill Foundation

Pousaz Philanthropies

Rippleworks

Robert Bosch Stiftung

SAS-P

Skip Foundation

UBS Optimus Foundation

UNICEF

Vitol Foundation

Wenya Charity Foundation Limited

Yield Giving

Donor Engagement Opportunities

Our community of donors is working to make quality education a reality for every child, everywhere. We invite our donors to engage in this important work through a variety of exclusive opportunities, including in-country program visits, convenings, and private events (circumstances permitting). Below are photos from a few of these opportunities.

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