The Patchwork Collective

? We’re thrilled to announce the 2024 #HolidayImpactPrize honorees! This year, Nick Kristof at The New York Times is recommending four incredible organizations making a difference: ?? Fistula Foundation – Healing women across Asia and Africa suffering from devastating childbirth injuries, restoring health and dignity. ?? Muso – Bringing life-saving healthcare to people's doorsteps in communities with some of the highest child mortality rates in the world. ?? Reach Out and Read – Promoting early literacy across the country through free books and guidance at pediatric visits. ?? Crisis Text Line – Harnessing the power of volunteers to provide 24/7 mental health support via text in the U.S. Let’s change and save lives together! ?? ?? Learn more and become a donor or volunteer! https://lnkd.in/gDXV5Q_5 #KristofImpactPrize #HolidayImpact #MakeADifference #SupportNonprofits

Delivering high quality, community-based health services in rural areas is a challenge at the best of times. Our Guatemalan grantee partners Maya Health Alliance | Wuqu' Kawoq manage to deliver it in 7 Mayan languages.

The Get Proximate program from Smart Justice California brings together those who have power over incarceration and those who are on the receiving end of it. Legislators and policy makers spend facilitated time face to face with the people whose lives are affected by their actions, humanizing what is often a conceptualized system of crime and punishment.

The Get Proximate program from Smart Justice California brings together those who have power over incarceration and those who are on the receiving end of it. Legislators and policy makers spend facilitated time face to face with the people whose lives are affected by their actions, humanizing what is often a conceptualized system of crime and punishment.

It takes a lot of drive to create effective community health systems in rural Uganda. Babies and Mothers Alive has been successfully figuring out the nuts and bolts of how to make it work for over twenty years.

Our grantee partners Fund for Guaranteed Income cut out the red tape by creating better cash transfer technology for those in need. A brilliant combination of heart and tech.

A remarkable, collaborative program to help lift Ugandan refugees from aid-dependency to thriving self-reliance, developed by Village Enterprise and Mercy Corps.

We're constantly inspired by the work of our grantee partners. A case in point, The Mend Collaborative, facilitating transformation and healing among those impacted by violence.

Tomorrow at Climate Week NYC, join FSC Indigenous Foundation and Health In Harmony at the Our People, Our Future: From Commitment to Actions roundtable! This event is a collaboration between FSC Indigenous Foundation, Health In Harmony, and IDB Lab. IDB Lab is an initiative that is dedicated to boosting Indigenous-led nature-based business models, recognizing the invaluable role Indigenous Peoples play as stewards of our planet. #Indigenousknowledge and #NatureBasedSolutions are vital in addressing the climate crisis and biodiversity loss. At this mid-morning session, we’ll gather with donors and collaborators to discuss how funding Indigenous Peoples can create strategic alliances that drive sustainable economic growth, environmental justice, and a more equitable future for all. Together, we can foster partnerships that honor Indigenous solutions and realize long-term, reciprocal benefits for our planet. ???? Jerome Foster II Ashley Emerson Solange Bandiaky-Badji Hindou Oumarou Ibrahim Rachel Markham The Patchwork Collective Rights and Resources Initiative #EnvironmentalJustice #IndigenousKnowledge #ClimateSolutions #SustainableFuture #ClimateJustice

Re-imagining the justice system in The United States - and putting those ideas into action - requires dedication and tenacity. Our partners at The Ahimsa Collective have plenty of both.