Access to nutritious food and sustainable farming knowledge can transform lives, especially for children growing up in food-insecure communities. In Malawi, Nourishing Minds, led by Nelson Kamoyo, is doing just that—teaching children how to grow and harvest organic crops while promoting food literacy and environmental stewardship.
Educating over 10,000 Nigerian children on sustainability, literacy, and climate action with the support of The Pollination Project.
The Free Public Library for All is breaking down barriers and opening doors to opportunity. Through books, digital resources, and a nurturing learning space, this library is transforming the lives of students and pupils, proving that knowledge truly has the power to change the world.
Location: COLOMBIABeneficiaries: youth between 12 and 30 years old and their families"Green Earth...
Supported by a TPP grant, ICT4Education brings digital literacy to rural Uganda through an innovative mobile computer lab program, reaching 700 students across eight schools. The initiative equips rural youth with essential computer skills, transforming their educational and employment opportunities in an increasingly digital world.
In an era where environmental challenges loom large, grassroots initiatives led by passionate changemakers offer hope for a sustainable future. Among these visionaries stands Meroline Itambi Ambu Asaah, whose Eco Spot Project in Cameroon is revolutionizing environmental education in urban schools.
In classrooms, community centers, and informal learning spaces across 40 countries, The...
Location: USABeneficiaries: Homeless Youth in MarylandThe inaugural "It Takes Two" project bloomed...
Location: NIGERIABeneficiaries: Primary and Secondary School studentsIn Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria,...
Location: BOLIVIABeneficiaries: Young people 14-18 years oldIn the heart of Bolivia, a...
By providing free eye examinations and glasses, this initiative is empowering students to overcome visual challenges and excel academically.
Project Scream Foundation is dedicated to addressing the critical issue of child sexual abuse among young girls. With the grant’s support, they reached 1,560 young people across four schools in Kitwe, Zambia.
How a seed grant transformed the Precious Art Initiative’s impact across Africa. Guided by Toluwalope Inioluwa Adesina, our support expanded the program’s reach to seven countries and enriched the educational experience for many young leaders. From enhancing digital engagement to equipping students with essential resources for their projects, this section explores the profound changes sparked by the grant, paving the way for future growth and deeper community impact.