Global Citizen, an antipoverty nonprofit, is preparing for its biggest moment yet: participation in what it describes as the first-ever FIFA World Cup halftime show. The group says it aims to use the high-visibility platform to encourage donations or other support that will drive money toward education. Coverage of the effort emphasizes Global Citizen’s broader track record of mobilizing large audiences for advocacy goals. One outlet notes that last year the organization rallied more than 60,000 festivalgoers at a Central Park event, focusing on topics including rainforest protection and energy access. The current reports connect that history of public engagement to its hopes that the World Cup halftime slot will generate similar momentum, but directed specifically at education funding. Across the sources, the central points are Global Citizen’s role in the halftime show and its stated objective of raising support for education. None of the provided summaries include details on the exact funding mechanisms, targets, or participating partners beyond the general aim.