How Co-Impact Collaborates for Change
Co-Impact is a donor collaborative, backed by several individuals and foundations that are pooling resources to fund nonprofits. Co-Impact’s specific
From Andrew Jacobs / New York Times: The World Health Organization estimates that $200 billion worth of productivity is lost every year due to untreated poor eyesight. Several organizations, such as EYElliance and Aravind Eye Hospital, are working to combat this problem by administering free vision tests and helping people who need glasses get them at an affordable rate.
Read the Solutions Insights Lab interviews with Ella Gudwin of VisionSpring and Jordan Kassalow of VisionSpring and EYElliance.
Co-Impact is a donor collaborative, backed by several individuals and foundations that are pooling resources to fund nonprofits. Co-Impact’s specific
The Population and Community Development Association helped normalize contraceptive use in Thailand, supporting family planning and reducing HIV transmission. The
Industree Foundation works at the intersection of equity, gender, and climate by focusing on training women to adopt green business
The Barefoot College Tilonia is a community-based grassroots organization that pairs the skills and intelligence of rural people and ‘experts’
Learn how Indigenous social innovators and their communities are advancing climate action.
