Ashoka searches the world for leading social entrepreneurs and at the launch stage, provide these entrepreneurs—Ashoka Fellows—a living stipend for an average of three years, allowing them to focus full-time on building their institutions and spreading their ideas. Ashoka Fellows’ impact is far-reaching and highly leveraged. For example, five years post election, 94% of Fellows are still working towards their original vision and 93% of...

Ashoka searches the world for leading social entrepreneurs and at the launch stage, provide these entrepreneurs—Ashoka Fellows—a living stipend for an average of three years, allowing them to focus full-time on building their institutions and spreading their ideas. Ashoka Fellows’ impact is far-reaching and highly leveraged. For example, five years post election, 94% of Fellows are still working towards their original vision and 93% of...

Ashoka searches the world for leading social entrepreneurs and at the launch stage, provide these entrepreneurs—Ashoka Fellows—a living stipend for an average of three years, allowing them to focus full-time on building their institutions and spreading their ideas. Ashoka Fellows’ impact is far-reaching and highly leveraged. For example, five years post election, 94% of Fellows are still working towards their original vision and 93% of...

A donation of $80 will help put one adult on the path to receiving a GED. This donation will be used to pay for a full day of GED training and to cover the cost of test registration. For many of our residents, not having a high school diploma is a major obstacle preventing them from pursuing their dreams; just ask Vincent Ross, a resident...

Your gift will provide one annual subscription to a quarterly journal. Each issue is devoted to a particular topic in aging and features nationally recognized authors and guest editors so professionals can stay on top of the latest research and promising practices.

You are paying for one person to go on a 10 day mission trip with Global Frontier Missions at no cost.

Clean Air–Cool Planet has developed a series of comprehensive reports highlighting the "how-tos" of successful corporate climate strategies. Your gift can help identify and share the stories of new “climate champions." We'll write an original case study that describes the energy or operations problems facing a company, and how they sought to reduce costs and emissions through off-the-shelf and innovative solutions. Our case studies include...

Your gift will help fund our expert policy analysis and dissemination by supporting the Guttmacher Policy Review, a quarterly publication of reproductive health policy-making in Washington, DC, and state capitals across the country. This review, held in extremely high regard by important stakeholders at the state and national levels, relates state affairs to national and international developments. It also highlights all aspects of sexual and...

Your gift of 200 new books will strengthen the reading ability of a classroom of children in need.

The gift will provide support for expert researchers to spend the time assembling data and creating reports and articles on cancer near nuclear reactors. It will also go towards educating the public on the problem, through press conferences, web site postings, TV/radio stories, and newspaper op-eds.

With your help, students and staff at each of two School for Field Studies environmental research centers will join with community members four times a year to clean up local beaches. As part of their outreach activities, students at the Center for Marine Resources Studies in the Turks and Caicos Islands will organize beach clean ups at East Bay, Hawklands, and Shark Bay Beaches on...

Gifts will be dedicated to the costs of researching solutions. The Climate Group provides case studies and targeted research for corporate and government leaders wishing to tackle climate change. Forthcoming reports include the third edition of Carbon Down Profits Up, which documents the strategies of corporations, governments, and municipalities that have successfully reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and Tracking The Low Carbon Economy, a forthcoming report...

Your support of experiential learning provides our students with opportunities to expand their understanding of classroom lessons and to be exposed to facets of life beyond their neighborhood. Your gift makes it possible for KIPP students to visit museums, see a play, visit another part of their city or state, learn about jobs and the education necessary to perform them, explore colleges and universities and...

This gift will provide much needed support to cover server and bandwidth expenses as well as programming expenses for the freecycle.org website.

This gift makes it possible for a Dalit in a self-help group sponsored by the Dalit Freedom Network (DFN) to receive a small loan to start a business. Loan recipients develop a reliable source of income and gain self-respect and dignity by repaying the amount. Plus, as the loan is paid back with a fair interest rate, another group member may receive funding. When Sabita’s...

This gift will help BCRF provide $250,000 to one dedicated researcher hoping to find a cure for breast cancer in our lifetime.

Sponsor a 10 ride card for only $16. You can even sponsor multiple ones...you could also make a donation for $32 if you want to sponsor one half of a 30 day regional pass.

Your gift will provide chairs, desk and tables for a classroom. When we have the money we are turning Casa Ana into a real school.

By furnishing the rooms, these students who are the first generation in their families to be getting a college education will benefit from a home while pursuing their education. Not just one group of 195 students but 195 students every year for years to come. This project is relatively easy to facilitate but its impact will be enormous. Hopefully, many generations of previously disadvantaged students...

By furnishing the rooms, these students who are the first generation in their families to be getting a college education will benefit from a home while pursuing their education. Not just one group of 195 students but 195 students every year for years to come. This project is relatively easy to facilitate but its impact will be enormous. Hopefully, many generations of previously disadvantaged students...