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The goal of the non-governmental Project Hope, sponsored by the Communist Youth League (CYL) Central Committee and the China Youth Development Foundation, is to support young dropouts in poverty-stricken areas. China, a developing country, faces a shortage of education funds, especially in poverty-stricken areas. More than 30 million children between the ages of six and 14 are unable to attend school or are forced to drop out, with 84 percent of the total number of related youngsters coming from the countryside. Each year, there are 1 million children deprived of education due to poverty. 　Full Story - Iconic Photograph of Project Hope Sets Highest Price at Auction - 'Project Hope' Receives US$15 Mln for Rural Children - Project Hope Helps 2.9 Mln Children Return to School - Project Hope Launches Hospital Program in Henan - Books Open a New Chapter for Poor Kids - Rural Students in Hubei to Enjoy Free Education - Half of Funds for Project Hope Donated by MNCs - Special Grants Offered to Poor Students - Jackie Chan Donates to Hope Project - US$2.4b Goes to Rural Education - Project Hope Models in Beijing - Notice Requires Universities to Help Poor Students - US$3m Fund to Aid Poor College Students More Photo Gallery More

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