We are working in Guinea and the U.S. to end FGM by empowering community members, especially young people.

We provide poor and ultra-poor people access to clean water and latrines.

We promote the economic independence of ultra-poor individuals, specifically women and children.

We provide access to quality education in order to increase the enrollment and retention of students, especially girls.

We donate medical supplies and equipments to hospitals in developing countries.

We provide interest free business loans to entrepreneurs (especially women) in order to boost their income.

We help women tie-dyers generate income by providing them with the tools, skills, and market they need.

We promote the education of poor and ultra-poor children by working with parents, students and teachers.

We promote health and sanitation in the poorest communities by mobilizing local resources.