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We believe in the power of people. Every day, all over the world, ordinary citizens are doing extraordinary things to make their On January 1, 2013, we began making small grants, every single day of the year, to community change makers working on important social change issues, spreading compas*ion and kindness wherever they are. Some have gone on to win international awards, gain media attention, Our grantees are a testament to the unbreakable human spirit that is still alive and well all over the world. Every day we invest in projects that create a more sustainable, just, peaceful and compas*ionate world. We give small startup grants to some of the most ambitious, creative community changemakers in the world. Our grantees have taken small donations of $1000, and turned it into successful, growing programs that promote human rights, advocate for an*mals, protect the environment, and build global movements for change. We believe in the power of people. Every day, all over the world, ordinary citizens are doing extraordinary things to make their On January 1, 2013, we began making small grants, every single day of the year, to community change makers working on important social change issues, spreading compas*ion and kindness wherever they are. Some have gone on to win international awards, gain media attention, Our grantees are a testament to the unbreakable human spirit that is still alive and well all over the world. Inuka na Gunia Project targets vulnerable women groups in the Visoi Ward, Rongai sub-county, Kenya. The main goal of the project is to increase vegetable production and develop kitchen gardens by adopting conservation agriculture fa*ming techniques. This will improve the health and nutrition of target beneficiaries at the household level. Some of the members of the groups the project works with are either The Pollination Project is a 501c3 Nonprofit Organization. Tax ID # 46-0675457 — Copyright 2012 - 2018 © The Pollination Project