Every day we invest in projects that create a more sustainable, just, peaceful, and compassionate world.
We believe in the power of people. All over the world, ordinary citizens are doing extraordinary things to make their communities and their world a better place. Our grantees are a testament to the unbreakable human spirit that is still alive and well all over the world.
365 days year, we give a grant to changemakers across the globe.
Today’s Featured Grantee is:
Mr. Dipankar Mitra and Ms. Samita Goswami – Women Empowerment through Livelihood Support
Women Empowerment through Livelihood Support aims to empower untrained, unemployed, and illiterate women to be empowered and lead dignified and economically empowered lives. Twenty unemployed slum women will receive trainings on soft toys, leading to employment and self-reliance through production and marketing. The women beneficiaries are unemployed and searching any income opportunities, which would be home based. They belong to Muslim and other underserved communities, which experience increased levels of illiteracy and social discrimination. These families - who are often led by parents who are illiterate, fail to send children to schools, however expect earnings from them. As a result, [...]
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Today’s Featured Grantee is:
Mr. Dipankar Mitra and Ms. Samita Goswami – Women Empowerment through Livelihood Support
Women Empowerment through Livelihood Support aims to empower untrained, unemployed, and illiterate women to be empowered and lead dignified and economically empowered lives. Twenty unemployed [...]
Seeds: Our Blog:
Stories Behind the Grants
Seeing What Others Choose Not To See: Jim Rivett’s Legacy through The Canary Fund
This sentiment of seeing what others overlook—or choose to ignore—is important to Angilello. Last year, Angilello lost his husband, Jim Rivett. In a eulogy written for Rivett by a dear friend...
Existing Magnetism
TPP grantees generate change by utilizing the resources, knowledge and cultural traditions that already exist in communities around the world. They see the beauty in the [...]
What Is “Heartivism”?
Here at The Pollination Project, our mission is to spark goodness and compassion in every person in hopes of creating a better world--a world in which all beings, human and nonhuman, are respected and valued and a world in which...
Renewable Leadership
TPP grantees continuously demonstrate that life struggles can transform into ongoing progression when we utilize the healing powers of our planet, provide people with sustainable hygienic [...]
Seeing What Others Choose Not To See: Jim Rivett’s Legacy through The Canary Fund
This sentiment of seeing what others overlook—or choose to ignore—is important to Angilello. Last year, Angilello lost his husband, Jim Rivett. In a eulogy written for Rivett by a dear friend...
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What a $1000 grant can do
Ayama Godlove Yuh, Restoring Hope And Creating Sustainable Livelihood Opportunity, Cameroon
The TPP seed grant award for our prison outreach project gave me and my team of volunteers greater motivation for our work and the much needed encouragement for more commitment and dedication toward sharing love and improving the lives of prisoners in Cameroon.Through the help of the seed grant, we were able to multiply the impact of our work
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