We Give Seed Grants to Social Change Leaders
We believe in the power of people. Every day, all over the world, ordinary citizens are doing extraordinary things to make their communities and their world a better place.
On January 1, 2013, we began making small grants, every single day of the year, to community change makers working on important social change issues, spreading compassion and kindness wherever they are. Some have gone on to win international awards, gain media attention, and scale their projects on a global level.
Our grantees are a testament to the unbreakable human spirit that is still alive and well all over the world.
Today’s featured grantee
Lakshman Molleti – Animals Water Bowl Project (AWBP) INDIA
Like humans, water is a basic necessity for all animals. Stray animals in India suffer from various health challenges like dehydration, skin infections, viral infections and death because of the unavailability of drinking water. If we are able to provide these animals with healthier surroundings, they will be less prone to diseases, which, in turn, will provide us with a healthier environment to live in. This led to the initiation of the Animals Water Bowl Project (AWBP) India. AWBP India's [...]
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