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1,481 grant makers
Grant MakerEmpowering Black and Latinx entrepreneurs.
Grant MakerAdvancing blended finance for sustainable development.
Grant MakerPromoting export growth and diversification in Malawi.
Grant MakerEnhancing access to finance for Afghan MSMEs.
Grant MakerSupporting sustainable businesses and social impact.
Grant MakerCreating a socially inclusive and planet-positive textile industry.
Grant MakerSupporting Hamburg's innovative startups.
Grant MakerFighting hunger and promoting food equity.
Grant MakerFostering innovation and entrepreneurship in Tamil Nadu.
Grant MakerFinancial Services Against Cancer
Grant MakerPromoting exports and supporting business development in Barbados.
Grant MakerEmpowering individuals and communities in Galicia.
Grant MakerEmpowering women through micro-business ownership.
Grant MakerSupporting innovation and entrepreneurship in Egypt.
Grant MakerPromoting innovation and investment in Vaud, Switzerland.
Grant MakerSupporting the growth of life sciences in Massachusetts.
Grant MakerFostering innovation and social good through technology.
Grant MakerEmpowering youth to create social change.
Grant MakerEmpowering Uganda's MSMEs for growth and competitiveness.
Grant MakerInnovaciones Alumbra (iAlumbra) is a collective of organizations focused on promoting environmental, social, and economic change through sustainable business practices. Founded in 2022 and based in Bentonville, Arkansas, iAlumbra operates as a private grantmaking foundation and investment firm. The organization employs between 200 and 500 people and has its headquarters in La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico, with additional operations in San Jose, California. iAlumbra's mission is to create economic growth that restores the environment and enhances community well-being. The organization emphasizes interconnectedness among ecological health, community welfare, and economic development. Its primary focus areas include ocean vitality, land and water stewardship, community identity, and resilient communities. iAlumbra operates several specialized companies, such as Cuna del Mar, Santomar, Innovasea, Rancho Cacachilas, and Tenaja Holdings, each contributing to its goals in aquaculture, agriculture, and community development. The organization also established the Center for Applied Aquaculture Innovation in La Paz to support advancements in regenerative aquaculture.
Grant MakerEmpowering young Belgian professionals for global business.
Grant MakerEmpowering SMEs for economic growth in Oman.
Grant MakerPromoting economic development in Vermont through innovative financing.
Grant MakerPromoting entrepreneurship and economic growth.
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