Grants

to ensure older people and their communities in Ethiopia, Lebanon and Pakistan are protected from COVID-19 and the wider impacts on their health and that global response plans and policies are age-inclusive.

to expand Amref's COVID-19 mobile-based training program in Zambia.

to support immediate public health concerns for the most vulnerable, marginalized communities in Ecuador, as well as expand efforts for medium- to long-term food security for high-risk households dependent on, and critical to, food supply chains.

to support a landscape analysis of current philanthropic engagements with people with lived expertise and to develop resources to support ethical storytelling across the social impact sector.

to support a planning grant for the development of the African Leadership for Health Initiative, increasing the coordination and effectiveness of the continent-wide response to COVID-19 and future health crises. 

to support the SDG Partnership Platform in Kenya to foster local, multi-stakeholder partnerships.

to support #AfricaNoFilter, a funder collaborative to replace harmful representations of the continent with accurate, nuanced, and contextualized stories about Africa.

to support the Connecting Business Initiative, a multi-stakeholder partnership centering local communities in humanitarian response.

To support Liberty's Kitchen to train Opportunity Youth for careers that lead to economic self-sufficiency.

To support the Children's Data Network at the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work that will link key indicators on child welfare and health, specifically among older foster youth in Los Angeles.