Here in Vancouver, girls and boys both typically have equal access to education. In Ghana, this is not the case.

In a region like Northern Ghana, poverty is rampant and high school is out of reach for most families due to expensive school fees.  If families are somehow able to find enough to send one child to school, they will usually choose a boy since girls are valued for their labour in the home.  While girls in Northern Ghana stay back to fetch water, firewood, wash dishes, and sell farm products in the market, their brothers will be furthering their eduction.  Consequently, girls in Northern Ghana are generally left out of the decision making process and are often forced into early marriage.

By purchasing Karma Exchange partners below, you are helping to support the Savelugu Girls Education Project which supports girls attending Savelugu Senior High School with school fees and supplies.  The chance at an education will completely change a girls’ life.   Today, put your money where your heart is and witness your purchase have a difference.

Fill your whole hair-styling process with good karma with these fantastic products. Each time you purchase Aveda Damage Remedy Shampoo or Conditioner ($32.00) or a Kadori Flat Iron ($150.00), 10% of each sale will go toward the Savelugu Girls Education Project.

The Kadori Flat Iron can tame even the wildest of manes and Aveda’s Damage Remedy Line of Shampoos and Conditioners is perfect for repairing heat-damaged locks.

Stop by today to pick up  this Karma product!  Great Gift idea too!

Tune into the exciting premier on January 22nd at 5:00 PST and 8:00 EST on the OWN Television network