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    Soros Economic Development Fund

    ActivoPhilanthropy & VoluntarismRealiza PRIsFinancia Individuos
    NEW YORK, NYSitio web2125480600

    About Soros Economic Development Fund

    The Soros Economic Development Fund concentrates on market-driven, scale-oriented solutions that expand access to essential services and democratic information, with a clear tilt toward international impact and technology-enabled interventions. Recent grants show priorities in expanding renewable energy and climate finance in low-income countries, strengthening independent and digital media ecosystems, and increasing access to reproductive and diagnostic health services via telehealth and affordable diagnostics. They favor organizations building infrastructure, platforms, or financing mechanisms that can be scaled across regions and populations.

    Focus Areas

    Clean, off-grid renewable energy deployment in least-developed African countriesCapacity-building and platform support for independent and digital media outletsTelehealth and reimbursement solutions to expand abortion and reproductive healthcare accessAffordable diagnostics and pandemic preparedness in low- and middle-income countriesInnovative climate and social impact financing mechanisms

    Who They Fund

    communities in least developed African countrieswomen with limited access to health/reproductive care

    About Soros Economic Development Fund

    A $3,000,000 grant to Acumen Fund for clean, renewable energy access in 16 least developed African countries is the clearest window into how Soros Economic Development Fund operates: it backs large, catalytic bets that are meant to scale across regions and systems. That same pattern appears in its support for market infrastructure around independent media, reproductive health access, and climate finance, where the goal is not a one-off service but a platform, financing mechanism, or operating model that can be reused. The fund’s recent portfolio mixes grants with program-related investments and other catalytic capital. It has supported Media Development Investment Fund to sustain independent media companies and information ecosystems, and it has backed health-access intermediaries such as Abortion Coalition of Telemedicine and The Reimagination Lab to expand telehealth abortion access and consumer-facing reproductive health tools. In climate and development, it has funded organizations working on inclusive energy transitions, impact investment frameworks, and financing platforms for climate solutions. Its work also reaches into human rights, diagnostic access, education technology, and Roma entrepreneurship, showing a preference for structural interventions and financial vehicles rather than direct service delivery alone.

    What Soros Economic Development Fund Funds

    In clean energy and climate finance, Soros Economic Development Fund gave $250,000 to Encourage Capital LLC to develop innovative financing platforms to combat climate change, and $150,000 to the Global Impact Investing Network to support climate solutions investing activities. In independent media, it gave $250,000 to Indiegraf Media Inc for an innovative SaaS platform that supports independent media outlets in North America, and $250,000 to Liker Land Inc for infrastructure for a more robust ecosystem for independent media. In reproductive health, the fund awarded $195,000 to National Women's Health Network to examine a malpractice insurance product for telehealth providers, while Ipas received $150,000 to improve access to emergency contraception in the United States. Its education-related grantmaking includes $150,000 to the International Finance Facility for Education for an innovative financing platform, alongside $55,000 to Aswegrow Limited for professional development of disadvantaged teachers.

    How Soros Economic Development Fund Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $6.7M

    Total Assets

    $174.9M

    Total Revenue

    -$17.8M

    Total Expenses

    $17.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $100K and $400K, with a median of $250K.

    25th Percentile

    $100K

    Median

    $250K

    75th Percentile

    $400K

    Geographic Reach

    Regional4 states funded

    About 38% of grants go to recipients in DE.

    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Where Soros Economic Development Fund Funds

    Top 10 recipient countries by grant volume for Soros Economic Development Fund.

    RankCountryGrantsTotalShare
    1United StatesDomestic50$721.5M
    42.4%
    2Mauritius19$114M

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    independent media outlets and journalists (North America and global)
    poor and distressed/low-income populations in LMICs
    indigenous peoples and local communities
    disadvantaged teachers
    voters/civic participants (through mobile voting access)

    Giving Approach

    Moderately concentrated: a small number of mid-to-large grants (several in the $250k–$3M range) focused on scalable, infrastructure or platform-oriented organizations; a mix of repeat and single large strategic bets rather than many small community grants.

    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted supportcapacity building and infrastructure developmentinnovative/catalytic financingproject-specific and pilot support

    Notable grantees: Acumen Fund, Media Development Investment Fund, Abortion Coalition of Telemedicine, Global Access Health, Encourage Capital LLC

    Topics

    clean renewable energy access in least-developed African countriestelehealth abortion access and malpractice insurancereproductive health access and emergency contraceptionindependent media ecosystem strengthening and SaaS for news outletsdiagnostics access and pandemic preparedness in LMICsclimate solutions investing and climate justice (including indigenous/local community inclusion)education technology and professional development for disadvantaged teachers

    Typical grant size sits at $100,000 at the 25th percentile, $250,000 at the median, and $400,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards range from small project support to multi-million-dollar commitments, with several six- and seven-figure grants and larger catalytic investments handled through guarantees, equity, debt, and related structures. The same organizations can appear more than once: National Women's Health Network received support in both 2024 and 2025, and Media Development Investment Fund appears in multiple years as well. SEDF is classified as a regular funder, makes program-related investments, and funds individuals.

    Where Soros Economic Development Fund Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are concentrated in the United States, which accounts for 50 grants, or 42.4% of the listed recipient countries. Among named cities, New York appears repeatedly through recipients such as Acumen Fund, Media Development Investment Fund, and The Reimagination Lab, while Washington, DC shows up through Free Democracy Foundation, National Women's Health Network, and New Venture Fund. Outside the U.S., the portfolio includes London, Vancouver, Chapel Hill, Culver City, and international recipients in Colombia, Switzerland, Uganda, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the UK. The recipient-country mix also includes 19 grants to MP and 10 to the UK.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Soros Economic Development Fund

    What kinds of organizations does Soros Economic Development Fund support?

    It supports organizations building financing platforms, infrastructure, and catalytic vehicles in areas like clean energy, independent media, reproductive health access, diagnostics, climate finance, justice, and education. Recent examples include market infrastructure for media, malpractice insurance for telehealth providers, and innovative financing for climate and education needs.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The distribution centers on $100,000 at the 25th percentile, a $250,000 median, and $400,000 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants include both smaller project awards and much larger commitments, including a $3,000,000 grant for renewable energy access.

    Does Soros Economic Development Fund make investments as well as grants?

    Yes. It is noted as making program-related investments, and its active programs include catalytic capital structured as debt, equity, and guarantees for health, media, justice, and gender-related investments.

    Which areas appear most often in recent grants?

    Independent media, climate and energy, reproductive health, health diagnostics, and finance-related infrastructure appear repeatedly. Specific recent awards include support for independent media platforms, renewable energy access in least developed African countries, telehealth abortion access, emergency contraception, and climate financing tools.

    Do grantees repeat across years?

    Yes. Media Development Investment Fund appears in both 2023 and 2024, and National Women's Health Network appears in both 2024 and 2025. That pattern suggests some ongoing support rather than only one-time awards.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

    16.1%
    3United Kingdom10$36.4M
    8.5%
    4Luxembourg6$23M
    5.1%
    5Colombia5$2.9M
    4.2%
    6Belgium3$12M
    2.5%
    7Portugal3$4.5M
    2.5%
    8Switzerland3$450K
    2.5%
    9India2$54.1M
    1.7%
    10JE(JE)2$12.8M
    1.7%

    Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ACUMEN FUNDNEW YORK, NY$3,000,0002025TO SUPPORT CLEAN, RENEWABLE ENERGY ACCESS TO COMMUNITIES IN 16 LEAST DEVELOPED AFRICAN COUNTRIES.
    ABORTION COALITION OF TELEMEDICINENEW YORK, NY$1,000,0002025TO PROVIDE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE FOR SHIELD PROVIDERS ENABLING TELEHEALTH ABORTION ACCESS.
    SCROLL MEDIA INCACTION, MA$270,0002025THE PRIMARY GOALS ARE TO DIVERSIFY AND DEEPEN THREE EXISTING REVENUE STREAMS: MEMBERSHIP; GROUND EVENTS AND ADVERTISING.
    THE REIMAGINATION LABBROOKLYN, NY$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT (2024-26) FOR THE REIMAGINATION LAB TO DEVELOP CONSUMER-FACING DIGITAL PRODUCTS TO EXPAND ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE.
    FREE DEMOCRACY FOUNDATIONWASHINGTON, DC$250,0002025PROJECT SUPPORT TO HELP LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR COMMERCIAL ACTORS TO SCALE THE MOBILE VOTING AND BROADER VOTER ACCESS LANDSCAPE, LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION.
    REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INVESTORS ALLIANCE INCSAN FRANCISCO, CA$250,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR RHIA VENTURES AND TARGETED SUPPORT FOR RHIA'S CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY.
    INDIEGRAF MEDIA INCVANCOUVER$250,0002025TO SUPPORT AN INNOVATIVE SAAS PLATFORM THAT SUPPORTS INDEPENDENT MEDIA OUTLETS IN NORTH AMERICA.
    THE GLOBAL STEERING GROUP FOR IMPACT INVESTMENTLONDON$200,0002025TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT
    NATIONAL WOMEN'S HEALTH NETWORKWASHINGTON, DC$195,0002025TO EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A NEW KIND OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE PRODUCT/POOL/COMPANY MODELED ON PLANNED PARENTHOODS OWN INSURANCE COMPANY, TO COVER THE INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS OF TELEHEALTH-RELATED ABORTION SERVICES TO THOSE IN STATES WHERE ABORTION IS NOT LEGAL
    THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR TROPICAL AGRICULTUREVALLE DEL CAUCA$150,0002025TO SUPPLEMENT THE AMAZON BIODIVERSITY FUNDS (ABF) IMPACT DATA.
    IPASCHAPEL HILL, NC$150,0002025ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT TO ASEC TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IN THE UNITED STATES.
    GLOBAL IMPACT INVESTING NETWORKNEW YORK, NY$150,0002025TO SUPPORT THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES: DEVELOP FRAMEWORK FOR SOLUTIONS; ALIGN INVESTORS THROUGH THE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS INVESTING FORUM; INITIATE GLOBAL "CAMPAIGN" TO FURTHER ACTION IN CLIMATE SOLUTIONS INVESTING.
    MAYDAY HEALTHNEW YORK, NY$150,0002025TO SUPPORT AND ADVANCE REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN THE U.S.
    GENDER IDEAL DBA REPRODUCTIVE & MATERNAL HEALTHNEW YORK, NY$100,0002025TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO RATE COMPANIES PERFORMANCE, BENEFITS, AND EQUITY ON REPRODUCTIVE CARE.
    SYMPLIFICACUNDINAMARCA$100,0002025TO FURTHER THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING RELIEF TO THE POOR AND DISTRESSED.
    CONFLUENCE PHILANTHROPYNEW YORK, NY$25,0002025TO IMPROVE CLIMATE JUSTICE BY RAISING AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN CLIMATE FINANCE AND NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES, HELP BUILD RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES LEADERS AND RELEVANT INVESTMENT ADVISORS, AND TO HELP THE GUARDIANS IMPACT ALLIANCE BUILD MOMENTUM TO RAISE SUPPORT FOR ITS FUTURE CONVENINGS
    HONEYBEE HEALTH INCCULVER CITY, CA$650,0002024TO INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTH PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO WOMEN WITH LIMITED ACCESS
    OLDUVAI LTD—$366,8952024SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES.
    MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT FUNDNEW YORK, NY$340,0002024TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE, AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES
    ENCOURAGE CAPITAL LLCNEW YORK, NY$250,0002024TO DEVELOP INNOVATIVE FINANCING PLATFORMS TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE.
    INTERNATIONAL FINANCE FACILITY FOR EDUCATION—$150,0002024TO SUPPORT AN INNOVATIVE FINANCING PLATFORM SEEKING TO CATALYZE RESOURCES INTO GLOBAL EDUCATION NEEDS.
    NEW VENTURE FUNDWASHINGTON, DC$100,0002024PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT TO THE U.S. IMPACT INVESTING ALLIANCE FOR A PERIOD OF 12-MONTHS.THE ALLIANCE IS A LEADING ADVOCATE FOR 1) IMPROVING THE IMPACT INVESTMENT POLICY ENVIRONMENT IN THE U.S., 2) CATALYZING THE FLOW OF INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL FOR IMPACT AND 3) BUILDING THE IMPACT INVESTING FIELD GLOBALLY.
    NATIONAL WOMEN'S HEALTH NETWORKWASHINGTON, DC$45,0002024TO EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A NEW KIND OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE PRODUCT/POOL/COMPANY, TO COVER INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS OF TELEHEALTH-RELATED SERVICES
    REDI INTERNATIONALJARDINS$10,0002024TO PROMOTE ACCESS TO FINANCE FOR THE ROMA COMMUNITY, INCLUDING MICROFINANCE LENDING, WITH THE AIM OF ENDING THE EXCLUSION OF THE ROMA COMMUNITY FROM THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES AND PROVIDING A PATHWAY OUT OF POVERTY.
    HALA SYSTEMS INCWILMINGTON, DE$500,0002023TO DEFEND HUMAN RIGHTS AND PROVIDE RELIEF FOR THE DISTRESSED
    MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT FUNDNEW YORK, NY$420,0002023TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE, AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES
    GLOBAL ACCESS HEALTHLONDON$400,0002023TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE POOR AND DISTRESSED BY IMPROVING AFFORDABLE AND EQUITABLE ACCESS TO QUALITY DIAGNOSTICS IN LOWER AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES ("LMICS"), AND FILLING DIAGNOSTIC GAPS FOR EMERGING THREATS, INCLUDING PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS AND GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY IN LMICS
    LIKER LAND INCMIDDLETOWN, DE$250,0002023TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A MORE ROBUST ECOSYSTEM FOR INDEPENDENT MEDIA
    ASWEGROW LIMITEDABERDEEN$55,0002023TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF DISADVANTAGED TEACHERS BY CREATING A REVENUE GENERATING LEARNING PLATFORM THAT WILL PROVIDE A BLUEPRINT ON EFFECTIVE BLENDED EDUCATION AT SCHOOL LEVEL, AND IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE GRANTEES AIM TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY FOR DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS IN THE LONG RUN

    ACUMEN FUND

    $3,000,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO SUPPORT CLEAN, RENEWABLE ENERGY ACCESS TO COMMUNITIES IN 16 LEAST DEVELOPED AFRICAN COUNTRIES.

    ABORTION COALITION OF TELEMEDICINE

    $1,000,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO PROVIDE MALPRACTICE INSURANCE FOR SHIELD PROVIDERS ENABLING TELEHEALTH ABORTION ACCESS.

    SCROLL MEDIA INC

    $270,000
    ACTION, MA2025

    THE PRIMARY GOALS ARE TO DIVERSIFY AND DEEPEN THREE EXISTING REVENUE STREAMS: MEMBERSHIP; GROUND EVENTS AND ADVERTISING.

    THE REIMAGINATION LAB

    $250,000
    BROOKLYN, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT (2024-26) FOR THE REIMAGINATION LAB TO DEVELOP CONSUMER-FACING DIGITAL PRODUCTS TO EXPAND ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTHCARE.

    FREE DEMOCRACY FOUNDATION

    $250,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    PROJECT SUPPORT TO HELP LAY THE GROUNDWORK FOR COMMERCIAL ACTORS TO SCALE THE MOBILE VOTING AND BROADER VOTER ACCESS LANDSCAPE, LEVERAGING TECHNOLOGY TO ENHANCE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND PARTICIPATION.

    REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH INVESTORS ALLIANCE INC

    $250,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR RHIA VENTURES AND TARGETED SUPPORT FOR RHIA'S CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT STRATEGY.

    INDIEGRAF MEDIA INC

    $250,000
    VANCOUVER2025

    TO SUPPORT AN INNOVATIVE SAAS PLATFORM THAT SUPPORTS INDEPENDENT MEDIA OUTLETS IN NORTH AMERICA.

    THE GLOBAL STEERING GROUP FOR IMPACT INVESTMENT

    $200,000
    LONDON2025

    TO PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT

    NATIONAL WOMEN'S HEALTH NETWORK

    $195,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    TO EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A NEW KIND OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE PRODUCT/POOL/COMPANY MODELED ON PLANNED PARENTHOODS OWN INSURANCE COMPANY, TO COVER THE INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS OF TELEHEALTH-RELATED ABORTION SERVICES TO THOSE IN STATES WHERE ABORTION IS NOT LEGAL

    THE INTERNATIONAL CENTER FOR TROPICAL AGRICULTURE

    $150,000
    VALLE DEL CAUCA2025

    TO SUPPLEMENT THE AMAZON BIODIVERSITY FUNDS (ABF) IMPACT DATA.

    IPAS

    $150,000
    CHAPEL HILL, NC2025

    ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT TO ASEC TO IMPROVE ACCESS TO EMERGENCY CONTRACEPTION IN THE UNITED STATES.

    GLOBAL IMPACT INVESTING NETWORK

    $150,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO SUPPORT THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES: DEVELOP FRAMEWORK FOR SOLUTIONS; ALIGN INVESTORS THROUGH THE CLIMATE SOLUTIONS INVESTING FORUM; INITIATE GLOBAL "CAMPAIGN" TO FURTHER ACTION IN CLIMATE SOLUTIONS INVESTING.

    MAYDAY HEALTH

    $150,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO SUPPORT AND ADVANCE REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS IN THE U.S.

    GENDER IDEAL DBA REPRODUCTIVE & MATERNAL HEALTH

    $100,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO SUPPORT A PROJECT TO RATE COMPANIES PERFORMANCE, BENEFITS, AND EQUITY ON REPRODUCTIVE CARE.

    SYMPLIFICA

    $100,000
    CUNDINAMARCA2025

    TO FURTHER THE CHARITABLE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING RELIEF TO THE POOR AND DISTRESSED.

    CONFLUENCE PHILANTHROPY

    $25,000
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    TO IMPROVE CLIMATE JUSTICE BY RAISING AWARENESS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES IN CLIMATE FINANCE AND NATURE BASED SOLUTIONS INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES, HELP BUILD RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN INDIGENOUS PEOPLES LEADERS AND RELEVANT INVESTMENT ADVISORS, AND TO HELP THE GUARDIANS IMPACT ALLIANCE BUILD MOMENTUM TO RAISE SUPPORT FOR ITS FUTURE CONVENINGS

    HONEYBEE HEALTH INC

    $650,000
    CULVER CITY, CA2024

    TO INCREASE ACCESS TO HEALTH PRODUCTS AND SERVICES TO WOMEN WITH LIMITED ACCESS

    OLDUVAI LTD

    $366,895
    2024

    SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES.

    MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT FUND

    $340,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE, AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES

    ENCOURAGE CAPITAL LLC

    $250,000
    NEW YORK, NY2024

    TO DEVELOP INNOVATIVE FINANCING PLATFORMS TO COMBAT CLIMATE CHANGE.

    INTERNATIONAL FINANCE FACILITY FOR EDUCATION

    $150,000
    2024

    TO SUPPORT AN INNOVATIVE FINANCING PLATFORM SEEKING TO CATALYZE RESOURCES INTO GLOBAL EDUCATION NEEDS.

    NEW VENTURE FUND

    $100,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    PROVIDE GENERAL SUPPORT TO THE U.S. IMPACT INVESTING ALLIANCE FOR A PERIOD OF 12-MONTHS.THE ALLIANCE IS A LEADING ADVOCATE FOR 1) IMPROVING THE IMPACT INVESTMENT POLICY ENVIRONMENT IN THE U.S., 2) CATALYZING THE FLOW OF INSTITUTIONAL CAPITAL FOR IMPACT AND 3) BUILDING THE IMPACT INVESTING FIELD GLOBALLY.

    NATIONAL WOMEN'S HEALTH NETWORK

    $45,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    TO EXAMINE THE FEASIBILITY OF CREATING A NEW KIND OF MEDICAL MALPRACTICE INSURANCE PRODUCT/POOL/COMPANY, TO COVER INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS OF TELEHEALTH-RELATED SERVICES

    REDI INTERNATIONAL

    $10,000
    JARDINS2024

    TO PROMOTE ACCESS TO FINANCE FOR THE ROMA COMMUNITY, INCLUDING MICROFINANCE LENDING, WITH THE AIM OF ENDING THE EXCLUSION OF THE ROMA COMMUNITY FROM THE PROVISION OF FINANCIAL SERVICES AND PROVIDING A PATHWAY OUT OF POVERTY.

    HALA SYSTEMS INC

    $500,000
    WILMINGTON, DE2023

    TO DEFEND HUMAN RIGHTS AND PROVIDE RELIEF FOR THE DISTRESSED

    MEDIA DEVELOPMENT INVESTMENT FUND

    $420,000
    NEW YORK, NY2023

    TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT MEDIA COMPANIES THAT PROVIDE TIMELY, ACCURATE, AND RELEVANT NEWS, INFORMATION AND DEBATE THAT PEOPLE NEED TO BUILD MORE OPEN, EQUITABLE AND FREE THRIVING SOCIETIES

    GLOBAL ACCESS HEALTH

    $400,000
    LONDON2023

    TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE POOR AND DISTRESSED BY IMPROVING AFFORDABLE AND EQUITABLE ACCESS TO QUALITY DIAGNOSTICS IN LOWER AND MIDDLE INCOME COUNTRIES ("LMICS"), AND FILLING DIAGNOSTIC GAPS FOR EMERGING THREATS, INCLUDING PANDEMIC PREPAREDNESS AND GLOBAL HEALTH SECURITY IN LMICS

    LIKER LAND INC

    $250,000
    MIDDLETOWN, DE2023

    TO SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INFRASTRUCTURE FOR A MORE ROBUST ECOSYSTEM FOR INDEPENDENT MEDIA

    ASWEGROW LIMITED

    $55,000
    ABERDEEN2023

    TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF DISADVANTAGED TEACHERS BY CREATING A REVENUE GENERATING LEARNING PLATFORM THAT WILL PROVIDE A BLUEPRINT ON EFFECTIVE BLENDED EDUCATION AT SCHOOL LEVEL, AND IMPROVE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE GRANTEES AIM TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY FOR DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS IN THE LONG RUN