Together, we make life-changing magic.
There’s a brilliant quote in Matilda that says, “Somewhere inside all of us is the power to change the world.” Along with our non-profit partners, we’re providing fundamental human needs (like water), access to education and dignified work for people domestically and abroad.
charity: water is a legendary organization with a mission to bring clean and safe drinking water to every person in the world. After we built our first well with Scott and his team, we couldn’t wait to do more.
So to celebrate MarieTV’s 4th Birthday, we launched a campaign and thanks to our generous audience in 195 countries, we raised $63,138 to build 6 more wells in Ethiopia, bringing safe drinking water to over 1,500 people.
Over 60 million girls are out of school. We’re fierce advocates of Malala’s mission and together, we can make it zero.
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Kiva is extraordinary. With as little as $25, you can make a life-changing loan to help other entrepreneurs create a better life for themselves and their families. Our lending team has provided over $196,440K in loans and we'd love you to join us.
Pencils of Promise was founded in October 2008 with the hope of building just one school by creating a movement of people who saw themselves as global citizens, regardless of age or status. Starting with a $25 deposit, they are now a global movement of passionate individuals breaking ground on a new school every 100 hours.
5 schools in 3 different countries (with more on the way).
All children are born ready to learn but, for millions of children living in poverty in America, they enter school unready to succeed. Early Steps to School Success is a low-cost, targeted approach to enhancing school readiness for children in some of America’s poorest communities. We’re honored to contribute to this groundbreaking domestic work that gives hundreds of thousands of US children a healthy start and champions policy changes that impact 57 million children in the United States.
Get Involved*Heads up - Save the Children is a global organization so you can choose where your support goes!
Sama (formerly known as Samasource) is an enterprise service provider that uses technology to connect marginalized people to dignified work. Operating with the belief that “talent is equally distributed across the human family, but opportunity is not,” Sama Group (comprised of Samasource, Samahope, and Samaschool) levels the playing field for people who do not share equally in the benefits of human progress.
We’ve helped lift 2,800 people out of poverty.
She’s the First provides scholarships to girls in low-income countries, fostering first-generation graduates and cultivating the next generation of global leaders. Harnessing technology and social media, She’s the First is committed to connecting sponsors, student campus leaders and scholars around the world in innovative, mutually beneficial ways to foster mentorship, philanthropy, equality and leadership.
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In May 2016, we joined forces with the Compassion Collective, which was founded by Glennon Doyle, Elizabeth Gilbert, Brené Brown, Cheryl Strayed, and Rob Bell. In this beautiful Mother’s Day Campaign, the goal was to take a firm stand for love, bolster support for the Syrian refugees, and extend the mission to include caring for homeless youth in the United States. Together, our communities rallied and raised over $560,000 with small donations of no more than $25, and that campaign increased the total amount raised to over $2 million.
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Virgin Unite is the entrepreneurial foundation of the Virgin Group, uniting people and entrepreneurial ideas to create opportunities for a better world. They believe disruption is at the heart of entrepreneurial thinking – to defy the status quo and turn challenges into opportunities.
We’ve partnered with the Virgin team and used our resources and business know-how to mentor entrepreneurs in South Africa, help three unique non-profit organizations here in the U.S. improve their marketing and branding and shared best practices with budding local entrepreneurs in under-resourced communities from New York City.
