
Safeguarding Assam's Vultures
Assam holds some of India's last vultures. Poisoned carcasses kill them in groups, so we work on trust, safe carcass management and a local conservation network.
Environmental Regeneration
We fund grassroots efforts led by the people closest to the problem: conservationists, teachers, farmers, and community leaders across South and Southeast Asia.
From wildlife conservation to keeping children in school to building sustainable livelihoods, the work is already underway. Our job is to fund it.









Across South and Southeast Asia, local NGOs, indigenous communities and village leaders are already protecting the environment and breaking the cycles of poverty.
Their work goes unseen and underfunded while large institutions take the lion's share of global aid. The people closest to the problem should be at the front of the change.
That's why we focus on both quality and quantity. We fund many high-impact, low-cost projects that need only modest funding to succeed, and by backing the people who live with these challenges daily we unlock local knowledge and build a more just future from the ground up.
We uplift vulnerable communities through focused support for childhood poverty, rural livelihoods, and intergenerational opportunity. By addressing the roots of economic hardship, we help families not just survive but thrive, with access to essentials, education, and tools for lasting self-sufficiency.

We aid in restoring the balance between people and nature through biodiversity conservation, habitat protection, and wildlife conservation. We help regenerate ecosystems, safeguard the species that depend on them, and restore landscapes alongside the communities who share them.

Sustainable livelihoods are the foundation for resilient communities and thriving ecosystems. We empower people with the knowledge, resources, and opportunities to build secure futures while protecting the natural environments they depend on.


Assam holds some of India's last vultures. Poisoned carcasses kill them in groups, so we work on trust, safe carcass management and a local conservation network.
Environmental Regeneration

Forty devices placed directly into students' hands at New Hope School in Siem Reap, with the mentorship that makes them useful.
Poverty Alleviation

One of the rarest birds in the world, with fewer than 1,000 left, and southern Gujarat's forests hold a critical population.
Environmental Regeneration
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