For struggling Mongolian families, the idea of a college education can seem very remote—even impossible. You can change that right here, right now.
The Objective of Mongolia 21|21 is to locate 21 US service clubs to partner with Friends of Mongolia (FOM). The clubs will collectively provide 21 full-tuition scholarships for 21 Mongolian students – one student from each of the 21 provinces. The cost is just $2,000 per student per year. The goal is to have one sponsored student from every province by the start of the 2025-2026 academic year.
Herder families often sell part of their herd to pay tuition fees so that their children can obtain higher education. The average income in Mongolia is about $390 per month. Students may come to universities and incur overwhelming debt or guilt regarding their family’s sacrifice to send them to college. They attempt to work full time or part time jobs to pay off debt or to send money to their families for basic necessities.
It's an outsized opportunity to bring education to a deserving Mongolian at just $2,000 per year/student. Interested? Contact Gwenn Carr to get started.
2026 Sponsors
Allentown Rotary Club
Are you an experienced professional, a recent graduate, a dedicated stay-at-home parent, or even enjoying your retirement? If you’re driven to create a positive impact in our community and beyond, exploring Rotary is a decision you won’t regret. Allentown Rotarians are united by their commitment to community service, taking action, and fostering meaningful connections. Discover how you can join the Allentown Rotary Club by clicking here for more information!
Allentown West Rotary Club
Allentown West Rotary Club is a community service organization that serves our Lehigh Valley and far beyond. But, beyond the simple satisfaction of service is the good fellowship that comes from a worldwide organization that, despite cultural differences, delivers a sense of belonging to a community dedicated to bettering our world. See how we strive to make a difference.
Oakdale Rotary Club
Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for both community service and friendship.
The Pegasus Organization
Team performance has the strongest overall influence on project success and is an important factor in all phases of a project. People and their skills determine team performance. With the guided application of a best practice based process plus our proven project management tools, techniques and templates your teams will learn the project management skills necessary to assure project success. It all starts by getting in touch and starting a conversation.
Rotary Club of Blacksburg
The Rotary Club of Blacksburg, VA, is a local service organization part of Rotary International, focused on "Service Above Self" in the Blacksburg community. Members are local leaders who meet regularly to network and organize projects benefiting local and international communities.
Rotary Club of Denver
Also known as Club 31, we are a dynamic group of professionals committed to connecting with others to continually learn, develop new networks, and serve our community in a meaningful and lasting way. Founded in 1911, we are the oldest Rotary club in Colorado, with a rich history of serving the Denver Metro community. We also are the 31st Rotary Club to be established; hence, the name Club 31. The Rotary Club of Denver is part of a regional and international network of clubs all devoted to connecting community leaders in shared service. By joining Club 31, you are not just connecting to Denver area professionals; you are joining a network of 1.4 million members representing more than 46 thousand clubs worldwide. The Rotary Club of Denver is a 501(c)4 nonprofit organization, Fed ID #84-0307710.
Rotary Club of Khangai
The Club members are representatives of various fields with diverse skills, education, and knowledge, including 2 members of the national parliament, 2 representatives of the provincial citizens’ assembly, 2 PhDs, 4 doctors, business owners, qualified consultants, and representatives of civil society. Guided by the Rotary values of service, fellowship, diversity, integrity, and leadership, the club aims to promote community development and advance opportunities for all, support vulnerable and underserved groups, strengthen networks and partnerships, foster leadership and fellowship, and operate in the Khangai region and beyond in Mongolia.
Wohlsen Design, LLC
Wohlsen Design came into being after many years serving the needs of small to medium companies from within. Working in-house provides a different perspective. It’s your home away from home, your team. That involves listening carefully to the goals and strategy to create the right message. Working for one client has been a formative experience. The mission remains the same — laser focus on your specific needs and goals, from concept to deliverables.