Our mission is to save the lives and promote the well-being of mothers and their newborns in underserved areas of rural Nepal. Our vision is a locally-led health system providing equitable access to quality care for all mothers and newborns.

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dZi partners with communities in Nepal to achieve shared prosperity by ensuring access to basic needs, catalyzing inclusive economic growth, and creating an environment for lasting change.

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The American Himalayan Foundation brings shelter, safety, education, health, and opportunity to people in the Himalaya who are in need and have no one else.

THE AMERICAN HIMALAYAN FOUNDATION

Nepal Youth Foundation's mission is to provide hope and opportunity to Nepal's most impoverished children by providing them what is every child's birthright: Freedom, Health, Shelter and Education.

NEPAL YOUTH FOUNDATION

Little Sisters Fund creates opportunity for Nepalese girls to become empowered leaders through education, mentoring, and community support. We believe educating girls and empowering women can help prevent the injustices of trafficking, gender-based violence, child marriage and child labor.

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To forge partnerships between industry, education and government that enable the future workforce to build great careers in welding and related industries through encouraging awareness, training, and the promotion of best practices through a quality educational experience, impartial advocacy and greater accessibility.

Canadian Welding Bureau Foundation

Our mission is to create inclusive learning spaces for street and out-of-school youngsters in Africa, empowering them through rehabilitation, education, and vocational and entrepreneurial training to break the cycle of poverty.

SAVE THE STREET CHILD FOUNDATION

The mission of the Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative (WPDI) is to empower youth in conflict affected communities to become peacebuilders, mediators, and drivers of sustainable development, using education, entrepreneurship, and community-based programs to break cycles of violence.

Whitaker Peace & Development Initiative South Africa (WPDI South Africa)

Feed for Life Foundation (FFL) exists to give orphaned and conflict-displaced children in Northeast Nigeria a real chance at a future, by combining free, government-accredited education with consistent, nutritious meals. We believe no child should have to choose between learning and eating, and that every child deserves a safe place to grow, regardless of what conflict has taken from them. We operate Orphan Academy in Mairi-Kuwait, Maiduguri, Borno State - 835 children in primary school, 120 in a newly launched secondary section, supported by 60 staff drawn entirely from the local community.

Why this work exists - Borno State sits at the epicentre of a conflict now in its second decade. Across Borno, Adamawa, and Yobe states, roughly 2 million children remain out of school, and more than half of displaced children don't attend school at all. Fewer than a third of schools in the region have teachers meeting minimum qualification standards. These aren't abstract figures to us - they describe the children who arrive at our gates: children who have lost parents, been displaced more than once, or never had a classroom at all.

Our founding - FFL was registered with Nigeria's Corporate Affairs Commission in 2018, built around a simple observation: children in displacement-affected Mairi-Kuwait were being asked to learn while hungry and unsupported, with no accessible school built for their specific circumstances. Orphan Academy grew from that gap into a Federal Ministry of Education-accredited primary school of 835 children. Once our first cohorts began finishing primary school with nowhere to continue, we launched a secondary section in 2025/2026 - currently 120 students, learning in temporary conditions while we work to build permanent secondary infrastructure.

Girls' education is a named priority, not a side effect. In this region, girls are disproportionately likely to have their education interrupted by economic pressure, safety concerns, or early marriage  and once a girl drops out, she rarely returns. 56.4% of our primary pupils (471 of 835) and 75% of our current secondary cohort are girls. We treat sustaining and growing that balance as a deliberate institutional commitment as we expand, not an incidental outcome of general growth.

How we operate. Every one of our 60 staff is hired from the community we serve - it keeps resources local, keeps our understanding of context current, and builds institutional knowledge instead of dependency on rotating outside staff. We hold ourselves to a high transparency standard for an organisation our size: independently audited annual financial statements (FY2025 confirmed income: ₦140,469,655), and structured completion reporting for every major programme and donor relationship. A Director of Operations based in Maiduguri manages day-to-day delivery, while our founder — based in the UK — leads strategy, donor relationships, and institutional growth.

Where we sit in the sector. FFL is a confirmed member of the Education in Emergencies Working Group (EiEWG) Nigeria, giving us direct access to sector-wide best practice and peer coordination for education programming in conflict-affected areas. We have a growing base of institutional support, including confirmed corporate sponsorship, an active European fundraising partnership, and a live pipeline of relationships with international foundations and humanitarian agencies — each of which has required us to meet external due diligence and reporting standards that have, in turn, strengthened our own systems.

Where we're going. Our most urgent priority is our secondary school capacity gap: 120 students currently learning on the floor, without desks or books, while 835 primary pupils move steadily toward needing somewhere to continue. We are working to build a permanent 15-classroom secondary building — fully furnished, with clean water and learning materials — expanding capacity from 120 to at least 1,000 students. Alongside this, we're developing TaRL Borno, a social enterprise bringing the internationally validated "Teaching at the Right Level" remedial methodology to conflict-displaced communities in Mairi-Kuwait that currently have no access to it.

In one sentence: every child who arrives at Orphan Academy having lost almost everything to conflict should find, in its place, a school that feeds them, teaches them to a genuine national standard, and treats them with the dignity and belief in their future that every child deserves.

Feed for Life Foundation

The Colombian Tropical Dry Forest Foundation (FUNBST) works to conserve, restore, and promote the sustainable use of biodiversity in dry forest ecosystems, generating practical knowledge and socio-environmental solutions that strengthen regional resilience. We direct our efforts toward local communities, public institutions, researchers, and private partners to coordinate efforts that protect biological diversity and improve socioeconomic well-being through participatory and sustainable models. We implement comprehensive programs that combine applied research, environmental education, culture, and the development of sustainable economic activities such as responsible ecotourism, all with technical rigor and an inclusive approach. We fulfill our mission through strategic national and international partnerships, robust monitoring and evaluation systems, and diversified funding mechanisms that ensure the continuity and scaling up of positive impacts 
in these regions.

Fundacion Bosque Seco Tropical de Colombia

WFAA exists to promote the welfare of and advance the objectives of the University of Wisconsin–Madison by encouraging the interest, engagement, and financial support of alumni, donors, and friends in the life of the University and with each other.

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN FOUNDATION

The mission of the University of Michigan is to serve the people of Michigan and the world through preeminence in creating, communicating, preserving and applying knowledge, art, and academic values, and in developing leaders and citizens who will challenge the present and enrich the future.

Regents Of The University Of Michigan

Roots Grow Wings

New York University’s mission is to be a top quality international center of scholarship, teaching and research. This involves retaining and attracting outstanding faculty who are leaders in their fields, encouraging them to create programs that draw outstanding students, and providing an intellectually rich environment. NYU seeks to take academic and cultural advantage of its location and to embrace diversity among faculty, staff and students to ensure a wide range of perspectives, including international perspectives, in the educational experience.

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Ann Arbor, MI, USA • 38-6006309

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Purcellville, VA, USA • 86-2692858

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Berkeley, CA, USA • 99-4320292