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Building a Better Future Together! As we strive for community development, let's take individual and collective responsibility for creating an equitable society. At Hope Raisers Global Foundation, we're committed to sounding the alarm for interventions and driving positive change. Did you know: 135 million women globally live in extreme poverty (Source: UN Women) 70% of women in Nigeria live below the poverty line (Source: National Bureau of Statistics) Let's work together to break this cycle! Humanity's biggest challenge is to improve the conditions of the vulnerable and marginalized. - Nelson Mandela We won't give up! We'll continue to advocate, support, and empower. Join us in the fight against poverty and inequality. #EquitableCommunities #CommunityDevelopment #NonProfit #SocialResponsibility #WomenEmpowerment #PovertyEradiation #HumanitarianWork #Resilience #CollectiveResponsibility Support our initiatives by partnering to help create a more equitable society.

Child education is a pivotal issue prevailing in India and demands urgent attention. With approximately 20% of children dropping out before completing primary education, as reported by UNICEF, addressing this challenge is crucial. ⠀ We're not just another fundraising platform. We're a catalyst for change, connecting passionate individuals with worthy projects that tackle pressing social issues like child education. Through thorough due diligence and transparent monitoring, we ensure your support makes a real impact where it's needed most. ⠀ Join us in making a difference today! www.letitcount.com ⠀ #LetItCount #ChildEducation #UNICEF #UNICEFIndia #PrimaryEducation #EducationforChildren #BeTheChange #FundraisingPlatform #DueDiligence #Support #SocialService #SocialResponsibility #SocialImpact #Poverty #Upliftment #SocialIssues

The World Day of Social Justice, serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting equality, fairness, and human rights for all individuals. It is a day to raise awareness about the challenges faced by marginalized communities and to advocate for policies that address social and economic disparities. By recognizing and addressing issues such as poverty, discrimination, and inequality, we can work towards creating a more just and inclusive society for everyone. Let us use this day as an opportunity to stand in solidarity with those who are oppressed and marginalized, and to strive towards a world where social justice is a reality for all. tlbbhfoundation.org . . . #donate #nonprofit #humanitarian #africa #mutualaid #ghana #activism #ladybbless #tlbbh #tlbbhfoundation #SDGS #tolerance #sustainabledevelopment #genderequality #climatechange #tlbbhfoundation #tlbbhf #SDG7 #energy #cleanenergy #affordableenergy

Since 2022, Turn2us, in collaboration with Buttle UK and the Smallwood Trust, and community partners Creative Minds Middlesbrough and Ubuntu Multicultural Centre, we have taken bold steps in Middlesbrough to confront the stark realities of gendered poverty head-on. Our mission is clear: empower women and children who bear the brunt of financial insecurity by placing them at the heart of solution-building. The idea to collaborate first evolved from the Grant Makers Alliance (GMA), who wanted to challenge some of the more paternalistic and traditional elements of the sector. We knew, as single organisations, we could not end gendered and child poverty, so we wanted to understand what the potential impact could be if we worked together - we wanted to know what happens if we combine our resources, experience, and expertise into our programmes. In 2023 alone, we've invested £50,000 in direct grants to 25 women in Newport ward, with another £50,000 scheduled for later this year. This is part of a broader £1 million, three-year initiative aimed at creating sustainable futures. Here are some of the big take aways so far… • Gendered and child poverty are inextricably linked • Pooled funding leads to deeper and more meaningful solutions • Collaboration enhances programme design and collective impact Find out more about what we’ve learned from this project including the tricky parts of working across five organisations: https://lnkd.in/gVV4mjSd #GrantMaking #Grants #SystemChange #Charities #Poverty #GenderedPoverty #ChildPoverty #Middlesbrough #NRPF #NoRecourseToPublicFunds #Refugee #AsylumSeeker #CoProduction

Statement of Support The Migrant and Minority Ethnic (MME) Thinktank are appalled by the recent outbursts of hatred and violence in Belfast and elsewhere. The MME Thinktank opposes inequality and discrimination against migrant and ethnic minorities in Northern Ireland, and aims to promote justice, equity and the rights and responsibilities of everyone. We therefore stand in support of the people and local businesses affected; we stand with those living in fear of Islamophobia and racism; and we stand side by side with those who embrace equality, love and inclusion, living in harmony together, regardless of background, race, colour or creed. To this end we support the statement of 2 August 2024 from the Northern Ireland Executive Office’s Racial Equality Subgroup (Image attached): “The Racial Equality Subgroup calls on all community leaders, faith groups, and citizens to join us in promoting unity and rejecting any form of discrimination. Let us work together to build a society where diversity is celebrated and all individuals feel safe and valued.” We stand together in unity, love and peace. What actions you can take: • Add your support, by circulating this statement to let others know they are not alone • Donate to the people and businesses affected at BuildSolidarityBelfast: https://lnkd.in/edg4hG9q • Report racist incidents to PSNI at Report PSNI: https://lnkd.in/ejaS5pb2 • If you are a victim of a racial incident, contact Victim Support, Migrant Community Safety https://lnkd.in/eVhmuYxY • Check out Hope and Courage Collective: https://hopeandcourage.ie • Join your local Policing and Community Safety Partnership (PCSP): https://lnkd.in/eymNV5P8. • Contact the Good Relations Officer at your local Council: https://lnkd.in/eJmGnC7C • Talk to a community representative through Stronger Together: https://lnkd.in/eaBDpgbW • Download the HELPinHAND app (from Flex Studio) • Follow our Facebook page

Faith in times of uncertainty, that by doing what we do, things will improve

“We have a healthy communication with iMPACT direct, they always communicate anything that concerns its partners. They do not do anything without informing its partners.”⁠ 💬 Anonymous response in our end-of-the-year survey. For us, this really shows how we like to work together with our partner NGOs. 🤗We believe in equal and transparent partnerships. We not only ask this from our partners but we at iMPACT direct also aim for these goals⁠🎯 ⁠ As iMPACT direct we aim to support locally-led, underfunded NGOs. By increasing their income, these organisations can reach more people living in extreme poverty and thus make a greater impact. ⁠💪🏾 ⁠ ⁠💗 Find all the impact we made for our partner-NGOs in 4 African countries in 2023 in our Annual Report 2023. See this link: https://lnkd.in/eQQkcDcr⁠ ⁠ #ShiftthePower #localisation #locallyled #African #NonProfits #NGOs #empowerment⁠ #goodcauses #socialimpact #Cameroon #Tanzania #Kenya #Ghana ⁠#livesimproved #flexiblefunding #corefunding #projectfunding ⁠#socialimpactstartshere⁠ #localexpertise #localexpertisematters ⁠ #SDG1 #nopoverty #SDG2 #zerohunger #SDG4 #qualityofeducation

My colleagues, Khalid Kumbuka and Catherine Gordo, MM, have led 2 amazing GlobalGiving initiatives with nonprofit and funding partners across Uganda, Tanzania, and the Philippines focused on centering local leaders, harnessing community/indigenous knowledge, and facilitating resources for grassroots organizations. They share their learnings about how to enable local agency and sustained, durable change. 1. Build relationships based on trust, accountability, and equitable partnership. 2. Invest in partner feedback. 3. Flexibility, flexibility, flexibility! 4. Transcend transactional relationships. 5. Encourage collaboration among partners. 6. Appreciate differences between partners and their communities. 7. Build from existing local philanthropic practices. 8. Invest in community-led initiatives. #localleadership #equity #communityimpact

As we eagerly anticipate the official launch of the Shara Foundation, we are proud to share a meaningful milestone: 💫 ‼️Today marks the thirteenth adoption anniversary of our Founder and Executive Director, Dr. Salisha Allard-Blaisdell!‼️ 📸Photo Description:📸 ☄️Top Left: A youthful (and orphaned) Dr. SAB at 17 years old. ☄️Bottom Left: An adult Dr. SAB, now a highly skilled Positive Youth Development Researcher and the proud fifth child of Ken and Shara Blaisdell. ☄️Top Right: A photo of Ken Blaisdell. ☄️Bottom Right, A photo of our matriarch, Shara Blaisdell. The Shara Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, is dedicated to empowering lives and alleviating poverty, with a special focus on the youth from disadvantaged communities in Grenada. Grenada, a small Caribbean island, is recognized as one of the poorest countries in the Eastern Caribbean. It has a young demographic, with a quarter of its population under the age of 14. According to the World Bank, 32% of Grenada’s residents live below the poverty line, and an additional 13% are considered “extremely poor.” Recent data indicates that poverty predominantly affects the youth in Grenada; in fact, 66.4% of the poor are under the age of 24, as reported by The Borgen Project in 2020. Furthermore, according to UNICEF in 2018, the country’s overall poverty rate is at 38%, with a staggering child poverty rate of 51%. Join us as we embark on this vital journey to uplift and transform the lives of Grenada’s youth through the initiatives of Shara Foundation.💫 💫 #SharaFoundation #ComingSoon #StayTuned 🌟