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Every kid deserves a day like this.
We work with NGOs to bring the same games, workshops, and facilitators behind every Go Fly program. Always free.
Something built entirely for every child.
what we bring
A safe, fun, and educational program. Given, not sold.
HOW IT WORKS
Three sides, building a thing that matters.
NGOs bring the kids they already know and care for. Go Far builds each day around that specific group: their schedule and their needs. Contributors bring what makes it possible: spaces, funding, goods, whatever a day like this actually needs.
What it actually looks like.
An open field, a playground, a stretch of beach. Somewhere with room to run, tables to have meals, and chairs where they can rest. A theme, real games, and challenges built the same way every Go Far program is: physical, hands-on, just hard enough to matter.
Then the team shows up: the same trained, vetted staff behind every Go Fly program, held to the same ICF standard. Same expertise. Same care.
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By the end, they’re a team: not because we told them to be, but because they got through something together. Arms around each other, laughing, and already asking when they can come back.
WHAT WE’VE ALREADY DONE
One partnership. A real exchange, both ways.
With Blue Dragon Children’s Foundation, we didn’t just bring a day of games. Blue Dragon’s own team came to us: introducing their work directly to our campers, sharing what the children they serve actually face. Our campers then had to respond by designing projects to help with things that matter: safety from trafficking, access to food, everyday self-care. Not a lecture. Not a donation drive. A real creative challenge, aimed at a real need.
Alongside that, Go Fly has sent Blue Dragon more than 1,000 items, things like backpacks, t-shirts, tote bags, and more, to support their work recruiting new kids into the program and keeping them in school.
FOR BENEFACTORS & PARTNERS
There’s more than one way to help.
Go Far is free for every NGO and every child it reaches, which only works because others choose to make it possible. A place to run challenges. Snacks and meals. Transport to get kids there and home again. Backpacks, shirts, gear they get to keep. None of it has to come from one place, and all of it matters.
