Current Grantees
Ecuador
Fundacion Tierra Viva
Support farmers to transition their farms to agroecological practices and diversify their income so they can sustain their livelihoods and wellbeing in the highlands of Ecuador
Ghana
Peace for Life
Implement a multi-sectoral program that focuses on food and nutrition, livelihoods, value chain development, education, health, water, hygiene and sanitation
PureTrust Foundation LBG
Supports development interventions in the areas of livelihoods/economic empowerment, education, health, advocacy, financial inclusion, and water & sanitation.
Songtaba
Implement a holistic model to improve access of vulnerable populations to justice, food, nutrition, health and education.
Guatemala
The Garden's Edge
Support an agroecoogy field school and support for farmers in the program, construction of a sand dam and reforestation in a second community, and organizational strengthening for Qachuu Aloom, the local Guatemala organizational partner
Trickle Up
Lift indigenous women and their families out of extreme poverty using the Graduation Approach, a proven and time-bound method for building livelihoods and inclusion for the extreme poor
Haiti
Fonkoze
Support for women in Northern Haiti to lift themselves out of ultra-poverty through an 18-month graduation model program. The program includes a cash transfer and intensive coaching to launch a productive activity.
HEMP-FEED
Support for a school lunch program in Northern Haiti
India
Upaya Social Ventures
Invest in early-stage companies, creating dignified jobs for the poorest of the poor in India and other countries (Recoverable Grant)
Kenya
The BOMA Project
Empower women in the drylands of Kenya to establish sustainable livelihoods, build resilient families, graduate from extreme poverty
Kenya Drylands Education Fund
Develop a holistic approach to reduce barriers to access to education and increase school enrollment in rural Kenyan communities
Malawi
Footsteps Africa
Implement an integrated community-based program including WASH, livelihoods and health in southern Malawi.
Foundation for Community and Capacity Development (FOCCAD)
Implement an integrated program focused on health, livelihoods, education, governance, human rights, emergency and disaster risk.
Wandikweza
Provides health services to rural households through a Community Health Worker (CHW) model
ECHO - Better Soil, Better Lives
Working with local NGO partners in East and West Africa (Mali, Malawi, Tanzania) to promote the proliferation of gm/cc's among farmer groups.
Myanmar
Shanta Foundation
Support a multi-sector community development program in Pauk, Myanmar
Peru
DESEA PERU
Install biosand water filters in homes, build and repair community water systems, train community health workers, and support community and economic development in the highlands of Peru
Senegal
Andando Foundation
Establishing and managing market garden cooperatives, improving school infrastructure and rehabilitating health posts in Northern Senegal (around the town of Podor)
Uganda
Bega Kwa Bega
Support agricultural and business training, nutrition programs and mobile health clinics in Uganda
The Water Trust
Support villages, schools, and health centers in rural Uganda to equip communities to minimize preventable disease through improved water, sanitation, and hygiene
Raising the Village
Support last-mile communities in Uganda living in extreme poverty through community designed projects which increase household incomes
Friends of Orphans
Support war-affected communities through through rehabilitation, education, vocational skill training, agriculture, microfinancing, women empowerment and HIV/AIDS programs.
Zimbabwe
Local Initiatives Development (LID) Agency
Support households to build resilient livelihoods through agroecology, WASH and education support
LID Agency/LEAP
Support women farmers to produce more food to improve food security and increase income.
Center for Gender and Community Development in Zimbabwe
Support communities to have diversified livelihoods and economic opportunities strengthening the resilience of smallholder women farmers
