Discover the latest stories from our Worthy Causes and beneficiaries and experience the impact on the ground.
Dot Com Mob has been bringing hope to youths of a remote Aboriginal community in Papunya. Youths get access to a computer room where they can exercise dormant literacy and numeracy skills through text-based activities.
Newton and his family are beneficiaries of Every Home Global Concern, a B1G1 worthy cause sharing a passionate belief that in many cases, the poorest of the poor can help themselves if only they have opportunity to develop.
Unltd India funds and gives support to early stage entrepreneurs who have passion, great ideas and potential to make a difference to India’s social and environmental problems.
There aren’t many B1G1 Worthy Causes that have a rock star for a patron, but the MicroLoan Foundation does. Working in partnership with their sister organization in England, MicroLoan Foundation Australia has Bob Geldof serving as their patron. How cool!
Whether it’s to become a star sports player or a 21st century academician, Dream a Dream, a B1G1 Worthy Cause Partner, makes dreams possible for children from the most vulnerable backgrounds.
Since 2005, KidsCan Charitable Trust has been successfully supporting disadvantaged Kiwi kids. Through B1G1 you can help to support the education, health and well being of children in New Zealand, who can learn their best, when their well-being is placed first.
Begun in 1994 with a vision to alleviate poverty, Afrika Tikkun soon realized one of the most effective ways of doing this was to focus on future generations by developing much needed services for children and youth now.
A B1G1 project, the John Fawcett Foundation works with local, national and international partners to identify where the need is greatest, and then puts in motion a comprehensive program of sight restoration and blindness prevention – cataract operations, distribution of glasses, eye treatment etc.
This Life Cambodia is a B1G1 project focused on educational development that directly benefits the lives of children, youth and their communities in Cambodia.
The Dental Mavericks were created one hot day in Morocco in 2010. Tony Gedge was travelling with a friend and realised pretty quickly that there wasn’t a lot of dentistry available in the rugged North African country.
A small health centre in Kenya, built by World Youth International with contributions from B1G1 businesses, is changing lives and giving hope.
The very first B1G1 Tour started in Nairobi on the 17th July 2011. It featured a 5-day experience in a small village called Odede in Northern Kenya where we saw how community engagement is critical in order to create sustainable development.
