Campaigns
Working closely with our implementing nonprofit partners, we develop about a dozen campaigns each year. The majority are matching campaigns, in which case we assemble donations in a challenge pool and our partner raises funds through its relationships to match us. Our partners use these types of campaigns to create urgency and added motivation with their prospective donors, to reach lapsed donors, and to encourage existing donors to increase their support. Our matching campaign donors have a highly leveraged impact because each dollar they contribute attracts at least one, and often two, dollars of support from others . . . all for the causes they embrace.
VISON CARE FOR CHILDREN
Help 100,000 U.S. students in low-income communities receive critical eye care with Vision To Learn.
CHILD WELFARE ADVOCACY
Provide life-changing advocacy for 440 foster youth and children in Los Angeles County with CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) LA.
REFUGEE CHILD PROTECTION
Help 2,856 refugees, half of whom are children, reach safe new homes and rebuild their lives with RefugePoint.
BRIGHTER FUTURES FOSTER CARE
Provide individualized advocacy services for 360 foster youth in San Diego County with Voices For Children.
POVERTY AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Support 200,000 Nigerian farmers and plant 90 million trees in Nigeria and Malawi with One Acre Fund.
COMMUNITY-LED HEALTH CARE FOR ALL
Launch and scale Muso’s proven Proactive Care model in Côte d’Ivoire, reaching 250,000 patients and supporting 50 health centers.
CAREER-TRACK TECH TRAINING
Train 30,000 individuals traditionally underrepresented in IT for high-growth careers in the industry with Per Scholas.
LARGEST TREE CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA
Empower 4M farmers in eight countries to plant 750M trees for economic and environmental sustainability with One Acre Fund.
EXPANDING ACCESS TO CREDIT
Provide catalytic funding delivering affordable lending to more than 5,000 borrowers in low-wealth communities with OFN.
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