A fee is a small thing to remove
Most of what stops the people we work with costs less than a laptop. Giving here is unusually legible: you can fund one named certification and be told whether the candidate passed.
Three ways to give
Fund one certification
A single gift covering one candidate's course or examination fee, paid directly to the training provider. You can ask to be told the outcome.
Give every month
A standing gift is what lets the Foundation commit to a cohort before the money arrives. It is the most useful thing a regular giver can do.
Fund a mentorship term
The cost of the resources a mentored student needs for a full term: the licence, the reference material, the data.
Exact costs are published with the first cohort report rather than estimated here. Until then, Faruk Faru Foundation will tell any prospective giver the real fee for a specific certification on request.
For companies and CSR programmes
A partnership here is narrower and more accountable than most corporate giving. You fund certifications in a named field, and you receive the completion figures for the candidates you funded, including the ones who did not pass.
Employers who partner with the Foundation also see candidates earlier. We do not sell access and we do not share applicant details without consent, but we will tell a partner when someone finishes a certification in their field.
Give a term, not a promise
Mentoring through the Foundation has an end date. You agree a number of months and a cadence, we match you with a student heading into your field, and the pairing closes on the date you agreed. If both sides want to continue, that is a new agreement.
- You choose the term length and how often you meet.
- We handle matching, introductions and the close.
- You are never asked for money.