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:
Phillip Otieno – Mwamko Mpya Self Help Group
Mwamko Mpya Self Help Group brings together people with disabilities to provide them a platform for psychosocial support, counselling, and engagement in economic activities for sustainability. The project is located in Huruma, a slum area in Eldoret, Kenya. Phillip Otieno, the project leader, was inspired to start this work after suffering from a spinal cord injury, losing his job, and suffering from discrimination. It was then that he learned of the challenges people living with disabilities face on a day to day basis. "By Gods grace am back on my feet, but I continue to use my experience and skills [...]
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Today’s Featured Grantee is:
Phillip Otieno – Mwamko Mpya Self Help Group
Mwamko Mpya Self Help Group brings together people with disabilities to provide them a platform for psychosocial support, counselling, and engagement in economic activities for [...]
Seeds: Our Blog:
Stories Behind the Grants
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 [...]
Desire Johnson-Forte Brings the Spirit of Travel to Young Black Men in Oakland through #Passport2Freedom
For Desire Johnson-Forte, travel is the ultimate expression of self-liberation. Especially since, growing up in Oakland, CA, travel of any kind seemed like an unrealistic luxury.
Knowledge Is Power
Education can be taught and received through infinite mediums. TPP grantees unite and educate their communities through art, curated trainings and basic necessities that allow others [...]
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...
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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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