But Can You Scale?
Former Project Redwood Grantee successfully scales up; it’s model is touted as an example for other non-profits.
Heartbreak and Suffering That Need Not Be
Carol Head uses the lessons learned from her own struggles with myalgic encephalomyelitis to marshall resources to help millions of victims.
What a $25,000 Grant Can Do, Part 2: Asia
Project Redwood is approaching its tenth year of grant-making! To mark that anniversary, several weeks ago, we reviewed the impact of our grants in Africa. Now, here’s a look at Project Redwood grants in Asia.
Education for An Invisible Population
Dave Power talks about building on personal adversity to do good in the world.
2015 Was A Very Good Year
In October 2014, Project Redwood seeded 13 projects with a total of $262,600. Most of those projects wrapped up in late 2015; here’s a summary of their many accomplishments!
Changing The World, One English Muffin at a Time
Scott Lochridge talks about the difficulties and challenges of helping two lovable, goofball kids grow a business.
From Pork Rinds to an Epiphany
Within a minute of that epiphany, something happened. Some people say it was a coincidence, some say a signal from the universe, I call it an angel intervention.
What A $25,000 Grant Can Do, Part 1: Africa
We have invested approximately $1.5 million in more than 65 projects, and those monies (along with volunteer time and advice that classmates have also contributed) have changed the lives of hundreds of thousands of people.
miraclefeet recognized at recent Tech Awards Gala
An evening the San Jose Mercury News compares to the Cannes Film Festival or the Oscars, Tech Awards Gala celebrates innovation across Silicon Valley. It was a fabulous evening and gave miraclefeet high profile exposure.
Change Maker
Charlie Baum has devoted much of the last 35 years to facilitating organization change by applying a simple and timeless philosophy that he’s found as relevant to native Alaskan whalers and small construction crews as it is to big business.