If there's one thing that the pandemic has taught us, it's how interdependent we all are, and how what happens in one place can affect other… read more
Children in our remote rural area live in one of the world's top biodiversity hotspots, yet their level of understanding and appreciation fo… read more
The Atlantic forest is one of the most biodiverse spots in the world yet deforestation has caused it to lose 80% of its original forest cove… read more
Vaga Lume carefully selects collections of literature books to libraries and trains teachers as reading mediators in 86 rural communities in… read more
Did you know that 40% of Brazil is covered by the Amazon? Our project focuses on the wildlife that call the Amazon home, specifically Jaguar… read more
Our halfway house exists to facilitate a healthy transition for men and women who seek recovery from homelessness, addiction, or to reestabl… read more
At Favela Inc. we use technology to deliver responsibly and at scale, emergency resources and development opportunities to low-income commun… read more
The Fruit Tree Planting Foundation is planting thousands of fruit trees and provides horticultural training in the severely deforested munic… read more
Our goal is to break gender norms in sports. In what has historically been a male-dominated sport, soccer - we will provide twice-weekly ind… read more
Hunger is the biggest issue and one we must solve first before trying to break the cycle and provide education to children, a difficult task… read more
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