Data to Impact
Twenty-four Sundays in which a student runs a real project end to end — surveys real customers, prices real goods, sells them to real strangers, and reports on what the numbers came to. Everything they raise goes to the shared Pack with Love goal — backpacks for children in Senegal.
The course is described in full at packwithlove.org — the syllabus, the mentors, and the calendar. This page is where a place is booked.
Fifteen seats.
Small enough that every student holds a real role rather than watching one.
Data to Impact
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This buys 24 sessions of teaching, so it is a fee and not a donation — it is not tax-deductible. Please read the refund and absence terms below before you pay.
Refunds, absences, and the tax question.
Written out in full, because a course that cannot answer these before taking the money has not earned it.
- Before September 13Full refund of the whole $720. No reason needed.
- Through Phase 1
first three sessions, to about September 27$720 less $30 for each session attended. Phase 1 is your trial window — three sessions is a real look, not a taster. - After Phase 1No refund. The class sizes its team claim, its survey and its roles on the final roster, and a seat in a cohort of fifteen cannot be refilled mid-project.
- Medical or relocationDocumented circumstances receive prorated credit toward a future program — it keeps a small project solvent, and keeps your student’s place with us rather than closing the door.
- If we cancelA cancelled session gets a makeup or the season extends. If we ever cancel the course itself, all remaining sessions are refunded in full.
- Missed sessionsNot refunded, but nobody catches up alone: every absence comes with a pack — what the session covered, what the team decided, what is waiting to be picked up. A student who misses a week should stay inside the project, not behind it. After three we ask for a conversation about the role they carry: an adjustment, never a penalty.
- Is it tax-deductible?No. It buys 24 sessions of teaching, and a payment made in exchange for something of equal value is not a charitable gift. What the students raise selling is a different matter — that goes to the shared Pack with Love goal and is not returned to families. The fee buys the teaching; the sales fund the backpacks.