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Jingo Joseph Nkumbi, CARDI, Uganda

Jingo Joseph Nkumbi, CARDI, Uganda

The work funded by TPP has helped to build our confidence better and to improve training services to the community. This grant has instilled hope and confidence in me and my team now that our work is recognized and appreciated by the world of development partners and...

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Transitioning From Your Project

Transitioning From Your Project

An interview with Charles Orgbon, III on his successful transition out of the project he started. Read over your peer grantees comments, questions, and presenters answers here.

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How Can Engaging Youth Bring Them Purpose?

How Can Engaging Youth Bring Them Purpose?

What a fun morning on a beautiful sunny day in San Diego County visiting with Craig Williams, a teacher at Sunset High School, a continuation school designed to give extensive help to students in need of flexibility and individualized attention. Craig received a grant...

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Patterns of Successful Projects

Patterns of Successful Projects

Facilitator, Nicole Huguenin asks a panel of TPP Staff about patterns they see that make a project successful. Read over peer grantees comments, questions, and presenters answers here.

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Creative Ways to Fund Your Project

Creative Ways to Fund Your Project

Facilitator, Nicole Huguenin, asks a panel of varied grantees about the succesful tools they've used to fund their projects. Read over peer grantees comments, questions, and presenters answers here.

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Five Years of The Pollination Project

Five Years of The Pollination Project

It was almost exactly 5 years ago when we started. One $1000 grant a day to a good hearted person making positive change in their community or in the world. As the founding Executive Director, I really hadn’t planned for us to make the daily grants until we had a...

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