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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:
Nalumansi Phionah and Kaweesa Jovan – Herbs and Spices
Herbs and Spices is an initiative located in Namayina Jolwe Village in Uganda. Project leaders Nalumansi Phionah and Kaweesa Jovan train youth, women, and underserved individuals on how to make organic fertilizers while understanding the benefits of herbs, horticulture, and establishing a market. Funds from The Pollination Project will be used to procure tools to empower community members to create more jobs and expand the general market.
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Today’s Featured Grantee is:
Nalumansi Phionah and Kaweesa Jovan – Herbs and Spices
Herbs and Spices is an initiative located in Namayina Jolwe Village in Uganda. Project leaders Nalumansi Phionah and Kaweesa Jovan train youth, women, and underserved [...]
Seeds: Our Blog:
Stories Behind the Grants
Boundless Opportunity
Having a solid community is one of the most vital assets to our livelihood and forward progression. Being surrounded by people who affirm our strengths, potential and advocate for our human rights can change the outcome of our life experiences. As a child, receiving uplifting messaging, access to education, a clean environment and a route to financial freedom, is critical. [...]
Kansiime Honest Nurtures the Leaders of Tomorrow with Girls to Lead Africa Program
For Kansiime Honest, her life-changing moment was when the Ugandan government passed a policy for universal education.
1,000 Grant Applications and Counting: TPP’s Rock-Star Grant Advisor, Jennie Kay
Jennie Kay isn’t the type of person to give herself props. Here at The Pollination Project, however, we know she deserves them--big time.
The Smithsonian and the Statue: How Sophia Hanson’s “Amazing Women’s Edition Contest” Catapulted Five Young Authors to Success
When Sophia Hanson co-founded the Pennsylvania-based National Youth Foundation, which hosts the only national book contest for kids writing and illustrating books, she could have never imagined...
Boundless Opportunity
Having a solid community is one of the most vital assets to our livelihood and forward progression. Being surrounded by people who affirm our strengths, potential and advocate for our human rights can change the outcome of our life experiences. As a child, receiving uplifting messaging, access to education, a clean environment and a route to financial freedom, is critical. [...]
Testimonials:
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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