Hi, I’m Japnit, founder of Go Girl Foundation. I started Go Girl when I was 16 with a simple belief: no girl should be left behind because of where she comes from.

Over the years, I’ve met countless young women studying engineering and technology across India, many from small towns and underserved communities. They are talented, hardworking, and ambitious. But too often, they lack access to the networks, mentorship, and exposure that help turn potential into real career opportunities.

That is why Go Girl Foundation has partnered with AnitaB.org India, the regional chapter of a global nonprofit advancing women in technology.
Together, we are building a pathway program that helps young women move from education to opportunity, equipping them with the support systems, skills, and connections they need to grow into confident professionals.
This campaign will help us launch the first cohort of young women beginning this journey.

What This Program Provides
Each supported participant will gain access to a year-long development pathway that includes:

Membership in the AnitaB.org global community of women & allies in technology connects them with peers, mentors, and industry professionals.

Guidance from experienced professionals who help students navigate career choices, build confidence, and plan their professional growth.

Technical and career-readiness workshops are designed to help participants build practical skills needed for the workplace.

Opportunities to connect with recruiters, companies, and professionals in the technology ecosystem.

Some participants may also get the opportunity to attend Grace Hopper Celebration India (GHCI), Asia’s largest conference for women in technology, where they can expand their networks and explore career possibilities.

Why This Matters
Every year, thousands of young women graduate with technology degrees in India.

Yet many from underserved backgrounds face barriers that go beyond education - limited professional networks, lack of mentorship, and fewer opportunities to connect with industry.

Programs like this help bridge that gap.

When young women gain access to mentorship, skills, and professional communities, they are far more likely to transition successfully into meaningful careers.

And when one young woman advances, the impact often extends to her family, her community, and the next generation.

What Your Support Will Enable
This campaign aims to raise ₹10,00,000 to support the first cohort of participants in this program.

Your contribution helps support:

• mentorship programs

• skill-building workshops

• community engagement and support

• access to industry networks and opportunities

• scholarships for program participation

Contribution Levels

₹1,000

Supports learning resources and onboarding for participants.

₹5,000

Helps provide mentorship and training sessions.

₹12,500

Supports half of a participant’s program scholarship.

₹25,000

Supports a full scholarship for one young woman to participate in the program.

Every contribution, big or small, helps create new pathways for young women to build meaningful careers.

Our Goal
Our goal is to support the first cohort of participants and build a sustainable program that can continue to expand and support many more young women in the future.

With your help, we can create a stronger support system that ensures talent and ambition, not background, determines opportunity.

How You Can Help
You can make a difference in three ways:

Donate

Every contribution helps open doors for young women working toward careers in technology.

Share the campaign

Help us reach more people who believe in expanding opportunity.

Support the program

Organizations and institutions interested in supporting scholarships or partnerships are welcome to connect with us.

About the Organizations
AnitaB.org IndiaThe regional chapter of AnitaB.org, a global nonprofit advancing women and allies in technology through community building, career pathways, and leadership opportunities. AnitaB.org India also hosts Grace Hopper Celebration India (GHCI), Asia’s largest gathering in technology.

Go Girl FoundationA grassroots nonprofit founded by Japnit Kaur that empowers girls through education, mentorship, and leadership opportunities, working to ensure young women have the support they need to pursue ambitious futures.