Child labor is an issue we work to overcome every day. During the COVID pandemic, we see families across the world facing economic crisis. Unfortunately, some parents think that they have no option but to send their children to work in desperate, low-income situations. We can only imagine how many children in Bangladesh are out of school and are engaging in harmful work in factories. We cannot let this pandemic be another reason why child labor persists. Across the world, children are being deprived of food, shelter, and education during this critical time. Now more than ever, we as an organization must step up to ensure that child labor is not being implemented. For some children being exploited at this very moment, it is not about staying home, not attending extracurriculars, and attending virtual classes. For some children, it is about taking the economic burden of their family on their shoulders, more often than not, unwillingly.