This Earth Day, here's your mission:

📸 Snap a pic of the tree that makes your day better
🌳 OR go plant one and capture the moment!

Send it to us — because every root planted is a step toward a greener future. 💚

Drop your photos below or tag us! Let's grow something amazing together. #EarthDay

We urgently need to switch to renewables.

Now more than ever, we urgently need to switch to renewables.

This is about more than saving the planet; it's about peace and stability - renewables are cheaper and provide greater energy security.

Healthy Women: Women Growing Health and Opportunity Women farmers, community leaders, and local agricultural and health experts to tackle food insecurity and prevent diet-related diseases.

1 seed grant → 48 women trained → 457 people reached → +35% crop yield → +60% land access → $558 new income.

This is what grassroots change looks like. 🌿

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Meet our amazing Marcela Borges, Director of Global Animal Advocacy Program www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1...

Climate victory!!

"When crisis hits, the rights of these girls become more endangered. This has sparked a conversation amongst the volunteers on the need to involve women and girls in peace and security processes across Nigeria." - Heritage Foluwakemi.

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#WomenHistoryMonth

Happy #WomenHistoryMonth !

TPP stands with Ukraine. Over the last four years, we’ve stood alongside Ukrainian activists and supported their courage and efforts to bring compassion, kindness, and civic commitment amid a horrific invasion.

Just Help is delivering life-saving insulin to Ukrainian #refugees with diabetes in Georgia. With a $500 seed grant from The Pollination Project, they provided 22 packs of insulin, supporting 7 people with 3 months of therapy. Support early ideas: thepollinationproject.org/insulin-for-...

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Today, choose one concrete act of service: check on a neighbor, share a resource, volunteer, donate, or amplify grassroots work. Small actions add up. What’s yours this week? #MLKDay

Heartivist Voices - Camille Licate - Wake Up With Bree - USA Meet Camille Licate, founder of Kids for Positive Change and Wake Up with Bree—and one of the voices behind our Heartivist Voices series.Camille’s path as an...

Meet our amazing Camille Licate, founder of Wake Up with Bree, and a Heartivist Voices storyteller. With support from TPP, Camille brings humane education and compassionate action to thousands, from classrooms to PBS. thepollinationproject.us6.li...

Hope is something we practice together. Grateful to everyone who keeps choosing care, courage, and collective action for the world future generations deserve. 🧡

🚨 Breaking! 📰 New U.S. dietary guidelines are out, with a renewed focus on protein. The good news? Humans don’t need meat to meet their protein needs. Beans, lentils, tofu, nuts, and seeds all deliver the protein our bodies need. 🌱💪 No animals required!

In Denver, Jasmine Marsh created Melanin on the Mat to expand access to culturally relevant yoga for people of color. With support from a Pollination Project microgrant, the project reached 200 participants—80% experiencing yoga for the first time. #yogaforall

Sowing Change - Dorcas Apoore (Asige, Ghana) “We had the vision, we had the passion, and we also had the community support. But we had no resources.”In this conversation, Dorcas Apoore, founder of ASIGE...

What happens when #grassroots leadership meets early trust?

In this online interview, Dorcas Apoore, founder of ASIGE, reflects on growing a women-led initiative in northern Ghana into a global social enterprise — with early support from TPP.

Watch the conversation youtu.be/rdA8pOX2De8

Bringing Eye Care Into the Classroom A school-based eye health initiative improving access to vision care, early detection, and health education in underserved communities.

When children can’t see clearly, learning suffers. Through the KidSight Initiative, Dr. Theophilus Agbo brought eye screenings, treatment, and education into schools—reaching 160 students and teachers.
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A Grant Fueling Agricultural Resilience in Colombia A TPP grant empowers Colombian rural farmers to adopt regenerative agriculture, boosting productivity, soil health, and community resilience.

A TPP grant helped bring #RegenerativeAgriculture to the Colombian Andes. Led by Laura Alejandra Barreto, the project
🌱 trained 75 farmers,
🌱 cut chemical fertilizer use by 71%,
🌱 increased productivity by 25%,
🌱 mobilized 1,200 volunteer hours.
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Good morning! It’s #GivingTuesday 💚
During this season of giving, choose to give back to the community — and to the helpers who make compassion real.
You are the missing piece. 🧩

👉 Be the missing piece — give now: thepollinationproject.org/do...

Volunteers bring the heart. You bring the resources.
Support changemakers like John Ebong, who’s helping provide health insurance for people living with diabetes in Nigeria.
🧩 Be the missing piece.
Donate: thepollinationproject.org/do...
#Changemakers #CommunityHealth #TheMissingPiece

International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women How Small Acts of Courage Shape a More Just World

Today, on the #InternationalDayfortheEliminationofViolenceAgainstWomen, we reflect on the power of grassroots action and the changemakers building a world where every woman can live free from fear.

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Restoring Strength Through Adaptive Sports Promoting Adaptive Sports for Persons with Spinal Cord Injury, empowering over 250 people with disabilities to improve their health, confidence, and social inclusion through inclusive sports.

With support from The Pollination Project, Ben Kilama and the West Acholi Spinal Injuries Association are empowering people with spinal cord injuries in Northern Uganda through adaptive sports, restoring confidence, health, and #inclusion. thepollinationproject.org/restoring-st...

#disabilities

Happy Monday 🌟 Please, welcome 4 new grantees:
✴️ an environmental advocate from #Afghanistan;
✴️ a vegan activist and director from #Brazil;
✴️ a healer and organizer from #USA;
✴️ a PhD student in Environmental Sciences from #Cameroon.

Join us in sharing gratitude and appreciation 🙏🏽

When disaster struck Los Angeles, Why We Give responded with care. With a microgrant from The Pollination Project, they rented storage to protect $100K in hygiene supplies, reaching 2,000+ people with #compassion and dignity. thepollinationproject.org/w...

#HygieneEquity #CommunityResilience

Blooming Together: Creativity and Community Transformation 30 children, four creative workshops where art became a bridge to empowerment.

From Morocco 🇲🇦 With support from The Pollination Project, Blooming Together helped children at SOS Village Agadir turn a blank wall into a mural of hope and creativity. A small grant sparked lasting impact, proving the strength of grassroots #philanthropy. thepollinationproject.org/creativity-a...

Can AI Help Us Talk to Animals? | Aza Raskin (Ep. 11) YouTube video by Baratunde Thurston

A good interview which dives into earth species project (using AI to communicate with animals) #openAI #animalvoices
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Progress is fragile, and in many places, slipping backward. Yet hope endures. At The Pollination Project Foundation, we believe small, courageous acts - by women, girls, and communities - are the roots of lasting change and our shared future.

Stagnation and regression in gender equality is not inevitable, it’s the result of policy choices, broken promises and diverted budgets. We must demand accountability, reallocate resources, and center women’s rights at every level, globally and locally.