Meet Our Current Grantees

Grantees Selected in 2026

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Women in AHIO program sewing

Multi-year International Grantee

Agape Heart International Organization


Raising up Uganda’s Refugees from Poverty to a Flourishing Future

AHIO supplies humanitarian relief, health and hygiene training, education, and vocational training programs in the United States and Africa.

Three women in chef's aprons holding plates of food

New International Grantee in 2026

Amal Women’s Training Center


Training Women to Launch Their Own Micro-Enterprises

Amal Women’s Training Center teaches cooking and entrepreneurship to low-income, vulnerable women in Morocco who face social and economic exclusion.

Graduates of the Arizona Center for Youth

New Domestic Grantee in 2026

Arizona Center for Youth


Refocusing Students on Education

ACYR uses holistic education and wraparound support to re-engage young adults in the Phoenix area who are disconnected from school and employment and facing multiple barriers.

Woman in Awamaki program weaving

Multi-year International Grantee

Awamaki


Building Sustainable Economic Opportunities for Quechua Women Artisans

Through heritage textile programs, vocational training, market access, and sustainable tourism programs, the honored tradition of crafting products from hand-spun alpaca yarn takes on modern relevance.

Young man helping to lift a solar panel onto a roof

New International Grantee in 2026

Atutu


Bringing Solar Energy to rural Myanmar

Atutu brings life-changing electricity to rural communities in Myanmar by installing affordable solar energy systems that stimulate job creation and economic resilience.

Boy in school uniform

New International Grantee in 2026

Brighter Children


Funding Innovative Education Programs in Impoverished Communities

Brighter Children provides access to quality education in the world’s poorest and most underserved communities. BC invests in early-stage education entrepreneurs to build and scale schools, strengthen their capacity, and expand opportunities for students.

High school students in class

New Domestic Grantee in 2026

Foundation for a College Education


Increasing Graduation Rates

Foundation for College Education (FCE) assists low-income, first-generation students of color in entering and succeeding in college through academic advising and financial guidance, starting in high school.

A human hand touching moss

New International Grantee in 2026

Fireweed Institute


Supporting Indigenous Innovators

The Fireweed Institute promotes wealth creation in emerging Indigenous entrepreneurs by expanding access to culturally-aware virtual learning sessions that feature business content, networking and peer support, and alumni engagement.

Four young women out for a run in Ethiopia

Multi-year International Grantee

Girls Gotta Run Foundation


Utilizing Running as a Tool for Life Skills and Vocational Training

GGRF selects girls from low-income families in Ethiopia as Athletic Scholars in an academic and athletic program that uses running as a tool to empower girls to become change-makers.

Teacher reading to children

Multi-year Domestic Grantee

Karat School Project


Combining Education and Training Programs

Karat School Project uses a variety of developmental offerings and a holistic approach to improve education, skills and overall wellness of girls and women in Cote d’Ivoire.

two women looking out on fields

New International Grantee in 2026

Kijani Farm


Raising Living Standards

Kijani Farm improves the quality of life for the Maasai community in Kenya through programs that address education, job training, health and respect for nature and their land.

Girl in uniform holding globe

New International Grantee in 2026

Kilgoris Project


Maximizing Educational Resources

The Kilgoris Project partners with local Kenyan communities and organizations to address the systemic barriers of under-resourced schools, limited teacher capacity, gender inequities, and poor health and nutrition through a holistic model.

Children in music class

New International Grantee in 2026

Little Things Matter


Providing Integrated Educational Solutions in Mexico

Little Things Matter Foundation provides a uniquely designed program that improves opportunities by creating multi-level household impact through early learning, improving academic outcomes, building employable skills, and expanding women’s earning capacity.

Four young Mayan women in traditional dress

Multi-year International Grantee

MAIA


Improving Economic Opportunities for Maya Girls Through Education and Mentoring Support

MAIA’s mission is to empower young Guatemalan women living in rural areas and below the poverty line to achieve economic independence and take leadership roles in their communities.

Student at wooden desk with workbook

New International Grantee in 2026

Mali Kalanso


Fighting Poverty in Mali with Education

Mali Kalanso’s education, paired with nutrition, health support, and continuity through post-secondary employment, has produced community-level reductions in poverty. Their next step is to implement a plan to reduce teacher shortage, to use technology to improve learning measurement, and to help young children overcome language barriers.

Maya artisan in the gallery in Panajachel

New International Grantee in 2026

Multicolores


Empowering Maya Artists

Multicolores is a space where Maya women develop their artistic identity, strengthen their creative voice, and generate economic opportunities through contemporary textile art. Artists are supported not only in their creative development but also in their personal well-being, leadership, and economic independence.

Woman speaking into microphone

Multi-year International Grantee

Nyanam International


Supporting Widows with Legal and Financial Tools for Community Leadership

Nyanam’s programs address community stigma and exclusion that drives economic insecurity for widows in Kenya, often due to a lack of legal status and denial of land rights.

House in San Jose, CA

New Domestic Grantee in 2026

Opportunities for Change


Supporting Readiness for Reentry for Formerly Incarcerated or Homeless Individuals

OFC supports reentry into society for men who are previously incarcerated, addicted or homeless by providing an accountability-driven, structured environment of food, clothing, health, job readiness, and transportation.

Young girl displaying her work on a tablet

Multi-year International Grantee

Origin Learning Fund


Bridging the Education Gap for Underrepresented Youth

By prioritizing indigenous, migrant, and Afro-descendant populations, OLF prepares the under-resourced for future employment and long-term self-reliance through training in information technology, entrepreneurship and financial literacy.

Man working in garden

New International Grantee in 2026

Quixote Center


Helping Haitian Farmers with Crop Management

Quixote Center’s programs focus on social justice in areas of poverty, violence and food insecurity. They engage knowledgeable local leaders, implement and fund programs, and mentor and support participants in order to promote leadership and institutions aimed at ending generational poverty.

Three boys sitting in class

New International Grantee in 2026

Silverleaf Academy


Supporting Children in Tanzania

Silverleaf Academy uses value-based philosophies, student-centered approaches, and technology enhancement in their schools in Tanzania, and provides a safe, nurturing environment that promotes physical, emotional, and social wellness.

Young woman in her shop

Multi-year International Grantee

THRIVEGulu


Empowering At-Risk and In-Need Adolescent Girls and Young Women

THRIVEGulu empowers refugee girls and young women through training in personal safety, sexual and reproductive health, peer-to-peer support networking, financial literacy, and business skills.

HomeOwner Education Graduating class

New Domestic Grantee in 2026

TIWA Lending Services


Increasing Financial Power in Native Communities in New Mexico

Tiwa Lending Services provides loans, training, and financial education to improve social and economic conditions and to create financial empowerment and long-term stability in Native populations.

Team of girls with Boston Marathon shirts

New Domestic Grantee in 2026

Trinity Boston Connects


Preparing High School Students for the Workforce

TBC helps youth meet the challenges of their environment and progress through academic support, leadership development, and workforce skills, building resilience, educational success, and long-term opportunity.

Young man in a classroom in Ghana

Multi-year International Grantee

Breaking The Chain Through Education


Rescuing and Educating Trafficked Children

BTCTE provides for education, vocational training, and related services including room and board, supplies, clothing and uniforms, transportation and medical for children rescued from servitude in Ghana.

Women in BOLT program looking at chart on wall

Multi-year Domestic Grantee

Building Our Lives Together


Empowering a Future Where Every Neighborhood Thrives


BOLT supports development of proximate leaders through curricula in community organizing, strategic management and navigation of the local ecosystem in Philadelphia

Women sewing

Multi-year International Grantee

Congo Leadership Initiatives


Providing Training, Mentoring and Monitoring for Young Entrepreneurs

As part of their mission to develop the next generation of leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo, CLI offers a training program and microfinance support, spurring future leaders to create economic and social change.

Boy paying attention in class

Multi-year International Grantee

Delta Education Collective


Creating a Viable Pathway to Education

Delta engages parents, students, educators, and community leaders in Uganda to set school goals, implement action plans, mobilize participation, and achieve academic improvement.

Hatua graduate holding certificate

Multi-year International Grantee

Hatua Network


Preparing Promising Youth to Thrive

Hatua provides educational scholarships, soft skills mentoring, and access to professional networks to youth from low-income families in Kenya, thus opening up opportunities and helping end generational poverty.

Young girl reading

Multi-year International Grantee

Kantaya


Improving Education for Children

Kantaya’s mission is to promote quality education and holistic development for children living in impoverished communities in Peru through two flagship programs: the Kantaya After School Program and the Podera teaching assistant training program. 

Two boys working in the Kiwimbi computer lab

Multi-year International Grantee

Kiwimbi International


Creating Educational Opportunities Through Locally Run Libraries and Community Learning Centers

Kiwimbi partners with underserved communities to create locally run libraries, outreach centers, and a community learning center. They provide academic support for primary school students, math and English skills for middle school students, and vocational training for young adults. 

Two women in Sierra Leone studying at OneVillage Partners

Multi-year International Grantee

OneVillage Partners


Impacting Poverty by Building Stronger Communities

The Nurturing Opportunities for Women (NOW) Program equips women in Sierra Leone with the financial skills and leadership to break cycles of multidimensional poverty and drive economic freedom and change in their communities.

Teacher and student working on a lesson

Multi-year International Grantee

Social Innovation Academy


Improving the Lives of Displaced Persons, Refugees and Asylum Seekers

SINA provides entrepreneurship and leadership training, and business creation opportunities, to youth in underserved communities and in refugee camps across the world, and supports the development of SINA Communities to share its model. 

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