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Grantee Impact Stories

School Eye Health Project: A Vision for Change

By providing free eye examinations and glasses, this initiative is empowering students to overcome visual challenges and excel academically.

Breaking Communication Barriers in Healthcare

36% of Americans 16 and over have below basic or basic health literacy, 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy.  “We all have within us the capacity to share our knowledge and skills with somebody else and build somebody up from there,” Bridget Saffold, Founder of...

Teen Plants Seeds of Change in Kenya

Starting with a single pollinator garden, Eunita’s initiative has grown into a flourishing ecosystem of change, planting over 3,000 trees and impacting thousands of people in her community.

The Boy Who Carries a Fire: Libraries for Literacy in South Africa

In 2021, 10.5% of people 20 years and older were illiterate in South Africa, Department of Higher Education and Training of the Republic of South Africa.  “I believe libraries can change the world. Learning to read without access to books is like learning to play...

The Transformative Impact of “You are More than Enough”

A project to addresses the deep-rooted discrimination and prejudice faced by LGBTQ+ individuals in the grassroots and rural areas of Kenya

Empowering 1 Million Women Entrepreneurs in Africa

1 out of every 3 Sub-Saharan African women are unemployed, UN.  “When women are empowered the entire community and the entire world benefits,” Oluwaseyi Tolulope Kehinde-Peters, Entrepreneur and Founder of PAWEN.There is nothing more noble than to work to provide our...

Empowering Animal Advocates in Brazil

  There will come a time when we, humans, will see that what we are doing to animals is the same thing we did to other human beings in the past.  The Pollination Project Foundation's Global Animal Advocacy Program (GAAP) has been catalyzing change in Brazil,...

Girls’ Pride: Inspiring Generational Change to End Period Poverty

In Africa, 1 in 10 girls miss 3 out of 5 days of school due to period poverty. A nurse by profession, Fatoumatta Kassama felt called to change the situation and that desire led to the creation of Girls’ Pride, a hybrid organization that addresses period poverty, promotes maternal and child health, keeps girls in schools during their periods, ends gender-based violence and creates job opportunities for youth.