We’re thrilled to announce that The Adventure Project has won the first prize in our inaugural Launch:HER Awards! 🎉 With $250,000 in pro bono PR and marketing services, we’re excited to amplify their mission of ending extreme poverty through innovative, job-creating programs that empower communities worldwide. Congratulations to this inspiring organization—together, we’re creating a brighter, more sustainable future. 🌍✨ Read more about our winners and find ways for you to get involved: https://bit.ly/4gtoDQr
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Through alumni of the Because Accelerator, nearly 4,000 direct and indirect jobs were created in 2023 in communities impacted by poverty worldwide. These jobs create opportunities for empowerment, pave the way for families to escape the cycle of poverty, and get us one step closer to a world where all people can thrive. Learn more about the work you're supporting at Because International by reading our 2023 Annual Report: https://lnkd.in/gBkDgwy
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Empowering minds, one book at a time – because every child deserves the chance to read, learn, and thrive. Our BEE-compliant solutions not only uplift under-resourced schools but also contribute to impactful socio-economic development. Discover how our tailored BEE offerings can align your company with sustainable growth and community transformation. Learn more about creating meaningful change at https://bit.ly/4cZqQkW
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On Native American Heritage Day, we honor the vibrant cultures, histories and contributions of Native communities. It is also a moment to recognize and uplift the work being done to create brighter futures for our youth. At the Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation, we are guided by the belief that Native communities hold the knowledge and strength to lead meaningful, lasting change. Through our core areas of physical activity, healthy nutrition, youth development and cultural connections we empower Native youth to pursue their goals and achieve their full potential. As many organizations navigate shifting funding priorities, the importance of investing in community-led work becomes even clearer. Nonprofits like ours, and the grassroots organizations we partner with, are vital allies for many of our youth and families. Their work not only sustains our communities but also preserves and strengthens the cultural values that guide us. Now more than ever, we must come together to support this important work. By investing in our communities and uplifting Native-led solutions, we ensure that our youth have the tools, opportunities and connections they need to succeed. On this day of reflection and celebration, let’s commit to protecting the future of Native youth and the organizations working tirelessly on their behalf. Together, we can ensure that our communities and cultures not only survive but thrive for generations to come. www.nb3foundation.org
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Join us live on October 30 at 1:00 pm ET to explore how funders and community leaders are scaling power and driving lasting systems change. Learn how The Schenectady Foundation and Community Science partnered to implement a power-building ecosystem that fosters rapid, community-driven results. We'll discuss the "quick win" strategy that catalyzed change and explore the role funders play in supporting transformative initiatives. This session is ideal for funders and community leaders committed to building scalable power for sustainable systems change. https://ow.ly/FZ5F50TR6ZC
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Join us live on October 30 at 1:00 pm ET to explore how funders and community leaders are scaling power and driving lasting systems change. Learn how The Schenectady Foundation and Community Science partnered to implement a power-building ecosystem that fosters rapid, community-driven results. We'll discuss the "quick win" strategy that catalyzed change and explore the role funders play in supporting transformative initiatives. This session is ideal for funders and community leaders committed to building scalable power for sustainable systems change. https://ow.ly/FZ5F50TR6ZC
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Join us live on October 30 at 1:00 pm ET to explore how funders and community leaders are scaling power and driving lasting systems change. Learn how The Schenectady Foundation and Community Science partnered to implement a power-building ecosystem that fosters rapid, community-driven results. We'll discuss the "quick win" strategy that catalyzed change and explore the role funders play in supporting transformative initiatives. This session is ideal for funders and community leaders committed to building scalable power for sustainable systems change. https://ow.ly/FZ5F50TR6ZC
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Insight and solutions that shift the dial 🌟 Last month we got together with new elected members and our partners in the House of Commons to launch the first report of our "Commission into Breaking Down Barriers to Employment" with The Purpose Coalition. We heard from our front line about experiences in vulnerable households and what's working to tackle poverty, especially child poverty, through better employability provision. In the UK, employability is such a critical piece of the puzzle, yet current strategies often fall into the same patterns as before. While it’s great to see this issue on the political agenda, we need to focus on what actually works to address the root causes, not just the symptoms. At the Wise Group, we’ve always championed a more holistic approach, one that doesn’t just stop at financial aid but looks at the full spectrum of support that individuals and families need to move out of poverty. From what we’ve seen on the ground, initiatives like Relational Mentoring can lead to real, measurable outcomes. The key is making sure that resources are used smarter, not just increased, and that we cut through the red tape to focus on real impact. A huge thank you to Rt Hon. Justine Greening, Lord Walney, all the elected representatives and partners who joined us and contributed to this vital conversation. The way forward isn’t about spending more - it’s about using what we have in ways that really make a difference. Lots more to do! Sean Duffy Jacqueline Gourlay Alex Warren Suzanne McWilliams Hamish Robertson Elaine Ravenhall Sean D. Yotta Karanicolas Richard Campbell John Maddison Christina Brown #childpoverty #socialimpact #employability https://lnkd.in/eZtkyfF9
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🌍 Social Impact & Service Professionals—this workshop is for you! Join us on Tuesday, October 1st at 12pm CT for a FREE workshop tailored for nonprofit executives, community organizers, activists, fellowship leaders, NGOs, and other social impact professionals. This session will help you connect deeply with your communities, understand diverse needs, and drive greater impact in your mission. Together, we’ll sharpen your skills as a listener and collaborator, working to identify the unique needs, values, and strengths of the communities you serve. Why join us? 1️⃣ Build Resilience Amidst Global Crises: Learn strategies to keep your mission and values intact in the face of adversity. 2️⃣ Enjoy a Healing Space for Collective Humanity: Reconnect with your purpose, reflect, and renew in a supportive environment. Let’s build smarter, stronger pathways for both personal and organizational growth. 📅 Register now and invite a colleague: https://lnkd.in/gXtJmd7f Together, we can transform communities and create real change.
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Join us live on October 30 at 1:00 pm ET to explore how funders and community leaders are scaling power and driving lasting systems change. Learn how The Schenectady Foundation and Community Science partnered to implement a power-building ecosystem that fosters rapid, community-driven results. We'll discuss the "quick win" strategy that catalyzed change and explore the role funders play in supporting transformative initiatives. This session is ideal for funders and community leaders committed to building scalable power for sustainable systems change. https://ow.ly/FZ5F50TR6ZC
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Join us live on October 30 at 1:00 pm ET to explore how funders and community leaders are scaling power and driving lasting systems change. Learn how The Schenectady Foundation and Community Science partnered to implement a power-building ecosystem that fosters rapid, community-driven results. We'll discuss the "quick win" strategy that catalyzed change and explore the role funders play in supporting transformative initiatives. This session is ideal for funders and community leaders committed to building scalable power for sustainable systems change. https://ow.ly/FZ5F50TR6ZC
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We are so thrilled to be selected!