May brought some of the hardest decisions in B1G1's 19-year history. In this latest Founder's Note, Masami writes about the month that tested everything, and what it revealed about the chapter ahead.
In 2012, Sarah Brook founded The Sparkle Foundation. From education and nutrition to healthcare and community outreach, Sparkle Foundation developed a holistic model of care — one that now supports 500 children daily and continues to empower families across rural Malawi.
You’ve probably experienced it. You go to an event and much bigger things than you imagined happen. The World Chambers Congress 2025 in Melbourne
Over the years, one of the things that people have said to me most often is ‘if only there was a way of using B1G1
At B1G1, we talk frequently about the Power of Small — how every simple act of giving ripples out to create extraordinary impact. But we’ve
In a world where music has the power to heal, inspire, and unite. Music for All, a UK-based charity with an unwavering mission, believes that music should truly be "for all" – regardless of age, ability, or financial circumstances.
When you think of technology, the first images that come to mind are often streams of code, algorithms, agents and systems. But at Codestone, a
When you first meet Hamish Rotstein, founder of Woodlands Early Childhood Education Centre in Australia, you might expect to hear stories from the courtroom. After
Picture one organization that’s lighting the way forward—helping Africa’s youth, especially women and underserved communities, unlock the power of the digital world. That organization is Tech4Dev.
Nicola and Duncan had been building schools across Southeast Asia since 2012 through their organization, Classroom of Hope.
Celebrating the spirit of B1G1’s coming of age — together. In many cultures, turning 18 is more than a birthday — it’s a rite of
In a world filled with conferences and events promising big results and bold insights, it’s easy to feel like you’ve heard it all
Bees do so much more than buzz around flowers. They’re the silent architects of our global food system. Staggeringly, they pollinate 75% of the
