Sol de Janeiro Foundation

Our grant supports ipe in developing biodiversity corridors in southern bahia, awarding scholarships to the next generation of climate leaders through its masters program in biodiversity conservation and sustainable development, and strengthening organizational capacity in response to its recent growth.

Our grant supports the girls opportunity alliance, a program of the obama foundation, in strengthening grassroots organizations who provide direct services to girls through capacity development trainings and financial support.

Our grant supports sos mata atlantica to construct a native and rare species nursery to increase biodiversity outcomes across the atlantic biome. It also supports the ongoing maintenance of protected lands and trains citizen scientists to monitor water quality in the region.

Our grant AIDS filha do sol's efforts in uplifting frontline communities who protect vital ecosystems and advance climate resilience in the region. It also funds the training of local women in climate leadership. Lastly, the grant supports their internal capacity development to manage growth and deepen its impact.

Our grant supports inspiring girls to expand its network into three new countries, reaching more girls with programs that build confidence and broaden career aspirations. It also strengthens partnerships with schools to integrate diverse female role models into everyday learning.

Our one-time donation to ran supported its community action grants (cag) program, which provides funding to frontline communities fighting against deforestation and climate change that otherwise face barriers to traditional finance mechanisms.

The american red cross received a one-time donation to be utilized for hurricane milton and helene emergency relief efforts in florida.