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Grantee Stories

Gratitude Goes Big: Laura Lavigne

Earlier this year, Laura Lavigne awoke from a vivid dream about contagious red hearts. In the dream, anyone who received a red heart was filled with a deep sense of peace. The hearts were spreading quickly throughout the world. This vision of something that “went...

Unadilla Community Farm – A new generation of farmers

Our Changemakers of the week are the farmers of Unadilla Community Farm in Edmeston, New York. The Unadilla River, which runs alongside the farm, gets its name from the Oneidan word for “a meeting place.” And at its very core, Unadilla Community Farm is just that - a...

Yuki Jackson: After the Storm

After experiencing three shootings in Sulphur Springs, Tampa, Florida, Yuki Jackson knew it was time to act. “Do what you can with what you have to make a difference. Even if it takes a while to see the impact you are making”,  Yuki Jackson, Founder of The...

Knitting a Better Future for Girls in Uganda

“Starting something is an achievement. Taking the first step is already being on the way to something better,” Ruth Abwalo. In Uganda, 1 in 4 women aged 15 to 49 experienced violence by a former intimate partner in 2018, UN Women.Knitting is a silent promise for the...

Poseidon Army: Youth Working for Marine Conservation in Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka was 5th place worldwide in dumping plastic into the ocean in 2010, according to Plastic Waste Inputs from Land into the Ocean from AAAS. “My hope in the world is to have a younger generation for conservation and environment consciousness to create a better...

Antonette Franceschi-Chavez and Marysol Perez: Finding Equity through Literacy

In the United States, the ratio of high-quality, age-appropriate books in low-income communities is one for every 300 children, facilitating a learning gap between privileged and underprivileged students. Antonette Franceschi-Chavez and Marysol Perez, both educators...

Center for Gender Justice: A Place to Belong

Only 2 out of 10 women own property in Albania. They are deprived of their right to inherit and ownership. “My biggest hope is to have a world where women and men can be equal, not only in the eyes of the law, but truly in real life”. Adena Vangjeli, Executive...

Chilis on Wheels: Promoting Veganism and Compassion in New York and Beyond

In the USA, 17 million homes experienced food insecurity in 2022, USDA. “Food insecurity can look like anyone. We don't always know who doesn't have enough to eat. It could be your next-door neighbor.” Eloísa Trinidad, Executive Director of Chilis on Wheels.The...

Teaching Children to Care for the Environment in Uganda

50% of deaths from stroke and ischaemic heart disease in Uganda are caused by air pollution, WHO.  “Engaging future generations in environmental care gives me hope. Climate action is something we all have to look for and work together,” Rachel Nakimuli, Founder of...

Motivating Environmental Awareness Through Sports in Panama

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch may be twice the size of Texas, NOAA. “I feel hope when I see people who are motivated to create a big change through their actions, people who don't just sit back and say, 'I can't do it.' People who want to know how they can make a...