Latest Grantee Impact Stories

Extreme weather coupled with misinformation fuels the worst cholera outbreaks in Malawi’s history.

One year since Russia invaded Ukraine, efforts continue to help find missing children, and help educators continue to bring lessons to an often-traumatized society.

Whether their schools serve creamed soup, curried goat, rice and beans, or pita bread sandwiches, whether they operate by seashore or in a city or a desert, one point received universal agreement: school meals accomplish a lot at once.

VoteRiders is working to promote a resilient democracy by making sure no eligible voter is unable to have their ballot counted due to voter ID laws.

Project ACT is a public-private partnership that provides a Covid-19 testing channel for overburdened state health departments while empowering individuals and building community confidence in public health systems.

The Center for Human Rights in Iran is working to bring accurate information and policy guidance to the world by shedding light on a largely closed society.

Entrepreneurs like Barbara Jacques benefit from access to financial and mentoring resources meant to help close the racial wealth gap, and the nonprofit Black Ambition is helping.

Produce prescriptions are helping veteran Kenny A. Joyner of North Carolina fight degenerative disc and joint disease. He says it’s better than drugs, because it takes care of underlying issues.

Naandi Foundation’s three agricultural goals: heal degraded soil, provide consumers with nutritious food, and ensure farming is profitable for farmers.

A Kansas farmer won his battle with the crop insurance company, but not before he went bankrupt.