Ubuntu Pathways receives $10,000 as the final installment of a two-year general operating support grant. Ubuntu Pathways works to alleviate health, education and financial poverty in Port Elizbeth, South Africa. Over the past 20 years, Ubuntu has developed and delivered its model based on four main tenants that include a “cradle through career” pathway out of poverty, depth rather than breadth of scale, sustainable investment in capacity and infrastructure and localized grassroots programming.