We empower local #changemakers through seed #grants, nurturing impactful leadership, strong networks, and collaborative systems for positive community #change.
Meet Eric Anorrey . Eric is a Ghanaian development practitioner and social innovator, serving as Lead Advisor for Economic Development with The Pollination Project since 2022.
A Pollination Project grant helped the West Acholi Spinal Injuries Association repair wheelchairs, rebuild a basketball court, and launch adaptive sports in Northern Uganda. More than 250 people have gained confidence, community, and better health. https://t.co/QiQyvy9nBC
Meet Leandro Franz, Grant Advisor.
Brazilian economist, producer & writer (8 books, multiple literary prizes, one adapted into a play in Mozambique). Also a management consultant, film producer, and member of SΓ£o Paulo's animal cause group in Effective Altruism.
"Your support became even more valuable during the pandemic." A letter from Spandana, a 2019 TPP grantee, on what a seed grant can grow into years later. #FromSeedsToImpact
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Meet Maulid Mwinyikai, Grant Advisor for East Africa, based in Mombasa, #Kenya. From peer educator to theatre actor to founder of Kishoka Youth Organization, he's spent his career mobilizing youth around art, environment, and community change.
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Meet Fernanda Garcia Naranjo Ortega, Grant Advisor for Animal Protection since 2022.
She directs the anti-speciesist sanctuary "Granjita TyH" in Mexico.
"Struggles must be collective, each person contributing within their capabilities."
From one rescued cat's story to 30 narrated #HumaneEducation videos for kids worldwide. See how a Pollination Project seed grant helped Julielani Chang build Kai's Kindness Library.
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#fromseedstoimpact#grassrootsphilanthropy
4 new grantees. 4 ways to change the world.
π· Musical storytelling for animal rights β Costa Rica
π± Intergenerational tech mentorship β Washington State
π₯¦ Food systems in Rio's climate plan β Brazil
π Farmed animal welfare education in Chinese β USA
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14 years of funding grassroots changemakers with no strings attached. 120+ countries. Thousands of ideas turned into action. Happy birthday to us π±π
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Meet Shenika Jackson, PhD. Community Psychologist from Chicago. She received a TPP grant in 2016, joined as a Grant Advisor in 2017, and has spent nearly 15 years securing housing for veterans, jobs for formerly incarcerated people, and college pathways for Chicago teens.
In Afghanistan, Rasheedudin Meraj is growing food security from the ground up. Seeds of Resilience brings kitchen gardens, tools & training to 30 vulnerable households in Laghman Province. π± #FromSeedsToImpact#foodsecurity#philanthropy
Applications are officially open. We fund grassroots changemakers worldwide with a solid idea and the drive to make it happen.
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Shrishail Birajdar struggled to access books as a kid. Now his project, Reader's Sanctuary, has reached 200+ children in Pune, #India, with #storytelling and a growing library, thanks to a TPP seed grant. Read the story on our website π
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Welcoming 4 new grantees: Nja (#Cameroon), Rasheedudin (#Afghanistan), Mandee (#Washington State), and Thiago (#Brazil). Biodiversity, food security, animal care, and agroecology β all grassroots, all community-led. π± #FromSeedsToImpact
Four new grantees. Four communities. One belief: change starts at the grassroots. Meet the changemakers we're proud to support. #fromseedstoimpact#grassrootschange
A seed grant. Two school gardens. 310 kids rethinking what belongs on their plate.
HOCPY Ghana's Francisca Anobila is teaching rural Ghanaian schoolchildren that vegetables matter as much as meat.
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Palestinian artist Noura Al Qasassia founded the Breathe & Paint Initiative in #Gaza, offering children and young women weekly painting workshops as psychosocial support and a space to heal. Art as resistance. Community as medicine.
https://t.co/EGkgqEU7Kc
#ArtHeals
At 22, Hambeleleni Paulus is transforming a dormant garden in Katutura, Windhoek into a hydroponic lab, training 20 youth, growing 15kg of produce monthly, using 80% less water.
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A bean that beats drought. π± Equal Foundation used a TPP seed grant to train 50 Laikipia farmers in drought-tolerant bean farming, and the harvest is already multiplying.
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Four new grantees. Four communities transformed. Shoes for children in Nairobi. Pollinator gardens in #Mexico. #Hydroponics in Windhoek. Art therapy in #Gaza. Meet the people.