H2O for Life receives $7,500 as the final installment of a two-year general operating support grant. The organization provides service-learning curriculum. After receiving information on the global water crisis, classes are assigned an African school for which they raise funds throughout the school year.

Shared Interest receives a one-time grant for $10,000 in unrestricted funds to assist with the launch of its new five-year strategic plan.

Opportunity International receives its second and final installment of a $20,000 two-year grant that will go towards the organization’s Philippines LIFE program, which focuses on economic asset transfers, life skills coaching, and small business training.

Strategies for International Development receives the first of two installments on a $20,000 grant. The nonprofit helps poor farmers graduate from poverty by helping them build successful farm businesses that increase their income, will help support a new regional training strategy in Alta Verapez, Guatemala. This new strategy will help train community leaders to provide community assistance and mobilize community engagement through fairs and civic meeting spaces.

Trickle Up receives its second of two installments on a $40,000 grant for their ongoing training efforts, monitoring, and management oversight for its technical assistance program across Burkina Faso, Chad, Mauritania, Niger, and Senegal. Trickle Up partners with governments, global institutions, and local organizations to drive change.

KickStart International is a social enterprise focused on lifting millions of African farmers out of poverty by helping them to establish profitable businesses. The $10,000 grant will be flexibly allocated towards strategic activities designed to mobilize and engage stakeholders across 16 countries and develop increase buy-in around the power of small-scale irrigation solution.

Plant with Purpose receives its second and final installment of a $20,000 grant for general operating support towards its efforts in reforestation and sustainable agriculture in eight countries around the world.

TechnoServe receives its first of two installments for a $30,000 grant to continue its work with smallholder female cocoa farmers in the San Martin region of Peru.

Outreach International receives a one-time grant for $15,000 to complete rollout of its Human Development Facilitators (HDFs) training program for employees who are nationals in OI’s 11 countries of operation.

Upaya Social Ventures receives a one-time grant for $10,000 to continue its work in building its impact measurement and management program.

Care 2 Communities receives $10,000 to implement its Measurement, Evaluation and Learning (MEL) plan. C2C stands poised to expand its operations from six clinics to a social enterprise that would encompass all of northern Haiti. To ensure that the organization continues to deliver its standard of health sector efficiency and quality of care during a time of rapid growth,

A nonprofit organization that provides more than 37,000 needy children and adults with free oral hygiene services and education, Smiles Forever received a $30,000, multi-year grant to complete Phase II of its research pilot focused on demonstrating the effectiveness of silver diamine fluoride. The organization hopes to dramatically increase access to oral hygiene care in rural areas through the findings of this project.

A nonprofit health information and health education source, Hesperian Health Guides supports individuals and communities in their struggles to realize the right to health. It develops easy to read materials that are produced in many languages. The $30,000 (Q1 is the first tranche), multi-year, flexible support grant will cover ongoing publication of several projects. The organization will also continue to develop its family planning app.

VisionSpring receives a one-time grant of $10,000 to offset costs of two strategic administrative projects that will enhance its ability to accomplish its mission of providing affordable, attractive eyewear to low-income adults and children on a global basis.

CARE International receives $10,000 as the final installment of a three-year grant for its “A Future She Deserves” program, which focuses on early childhood marriage intervention and girl’s education programming in the Middle East and North Africa.

Mobility Outreach receives a one-time grant for $10,000 to start-up of their Senegalese program for prosthetics and orthotics.

Mothers2mothers receives a one-time grant for $10,000 in renewed general operating support toward its efforts to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV/AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa. M2M utilizes a peer-based model to deliver health benefits to women, their partners, infants, children and adolescents

CoCoDA receives its second of three installments on a three-year $21,000 flexible funding grant that will assist the organization in experimenting with new fundraising efforts and planning future programs. Through its dedication to cooperating in projects for democratic, community-based social and economic development in Central America, CoCoDA seeks to build strong relationships and communities between people in the U.S., El Salvador, and Nicaragua.

Thousand Currents received the third and final installment of $10,000 of a multi-year, unrestricted grant. The organization supports grassroots leadership and indigenous movement building around the globe.

African Wildlife Foundation receives a one time grant for $10,000 for its African Youth Leadership program, which is designed to engage young adults ages 18-35 from four African countries (Cameroon, Kenya, Uganda and Zimbabwe) as active participants in planning and enacting environmental strategies for the continent.