purchasing financial assistance

would be a complicated issue, by child labor laws

Microsoft may already be involved in such programs, I know they are as far as technology in education goes.

You might also look online for charities in your area that might have what you are looking for.

The microsoft rewards program lets you earn points by doing bing searches, taking quizzes and daily poll questions. And the rewards app on xbox one lets you earn even more points by unlocking achievements, buy game and movies or just checking out new
games and movies as well. You can exchange 1.000 points to be a $1 donation to a charity. Of course you can donate more if you want. There are a few to pick from. I think the boys and girls club was one along with others just like it.

Microsoft does a tremendous amount of charity work and donate tons of money, time and energy into all sorts of great stuff. They even created the adaptive controller so people with disabilities could game easily. They basically already do this in various
ways and have done it for a long time.

Microsoft is heavily involved in charity work.

Speaking personally, I know my local Microsoft office recently took part in a marathon for charity and Xbox itself raised 1million for charitable causes:

https://www.xbox.com/en-US/promotions/give-with-xbox

Or their work with Make-A-Wish Foundation:

https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2018/09...-from-top-celebrities-to-support-make-a-wish/

There are many ways to support and help your community, in the UK there is Get-Well Gamers who give old, donated consoles to hospitals, I suggest you look in your region and you may find similar causes going on and if not, why not create one?

As to financial assistance, they did for a brief time offer Xboxs with payment plans in the US, though I believe that has now been discontinued.