Eleven community-owned organizations. Four countries. One model.
These are the partners doing the work. We publish what we can verify and say plainly when a figure is still being gathered — we do not estimate impact numbers.
community-owned organizations supported
countries with active partners
locally embedded facilitator per community
Where we work
Nepal
Women-led groups producing and selling herbal tea, supported by a community-managed micro-loan fund that members repay into.
Canada
Work with community-owned seafood and coastal enterprise in British Columbia, including a $25,000 grant to River Select with a defined matching-support need.
Ecuador
Local partners building shared production and sales capacity so value stays with producers rather than intermediaries.
Bolivia
Artisan groups turning craft production into a collectively owned business with steady orders.
Partner-by-partner profiles, including named organizations and contact permissions, are reviewed with each community before publication.
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