OUR PATNERS, FUNDERS & MEMBERSHIPS
Sodexo’s Stop Hunger is a global movement committed to ending hunger in communities worldwide. It leverages Sodexo’s extensive service network, innovative programs, and strategic partnerships to create measurable impact. Focused on raising awareness, engaging employees, and supporting local initiatives, Stop Hunger has enabled millions to access nutritious meals and essential resources. Sodexo is also proud to support our Women’s Economic Empowerment and Livelihoods Skills Project in Sierra Leone.
Based in Rotary District 5150 (San Francisco, USA), the Rotary Club for Global Action is an international Rotary club composed of diverse members from around the world. The club emphasizes international service and collaboration through digital events designed to foster cross-cultural understanding and empathy. The Rotary Club for Global Action was chartered as an eClub in October 2020. Its current membership spans 27 countries worldwide. Since 2018, the RCGA has also supported our Young Business Leadership Program.
Women In Africa (WIA) Philanthropy amplifies the impact of Africa’s women leaders and entrepreneurs. It connects exceptional women with networks, knowledge, and opportunities that enhance their influence and foster collective progress across the continent. Through strategic programs, partnerships, and research, it transforms individual leadership into sustainable, systemic change.
Peace in Our Cities was launched in September 2019, with 11 mayors and six global partners worldwide committing to accelerated action to foster peace. The network's growth has been driven by the commitments of its participating cities and partners. It comprises mayors, city leaders, civil society members, and representatives of international organizations and urban networks, all working collaboratively to reduce urban violence and promote peaceful, just, and inclusive communities.
Bond was founded in 1993 with 61 members. Today, it unites over 330 organizations, ranging from small specialist charities to large international NGOs with a global presence. Bond serves as the UK network for organizations engaged in international development. It connects, strengthens, and advocates for a diverse and dynamic network of civil society organizations dedicated to eradicating global poverty, inequality, and injustice.
The European Network of Cultural Centers unites over 200 socio-cultural organizations across 39 countries in Europe and beyond, fostering opportunities for training, cooperation, and advocacy. Its goal is to transform practices and territories through collective effort. The community is diverse, comprising various types of organizations—from small grassroots initiatives and municipal cultural centers to networks spanning entire regions and countries. What unites them is a shared commitment to promoting social cohesion through culture and the arts.
The Nigeria Network of NGOs (NNNGO) is the first generic membership body for civil society organisations in Nigeria that facilitates effective advocacy on issues of poverty and other developmental issues. Established in 1992, the Network is charged with the objective of identifying, registering, coordinating, building capacity and mobilizing civil society organisations to promote interconnectivity and bring equity, justice, peace, and development to grassroots communities throughout Nigeria, including the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The World Federation Against Drugs (WFAD) is a multilateral community of non-governmental organisations and individuals. We share a common concern that illicit drug use is threatening the existence of stable families, communities, and government institutions throughout the world. Founded in 2009, the aim of WFAD is to strengthen prevention, increase access to treatment and promote recovery.
Institute for Global Integral Competence (IfGIC) was founded in 2013 with the purpose “to spread the idea of global integral competence in health, economy and peace and to develop corresponding concepts and programs in education and training”. In the last decade, IfGIC supported the development of scientific foundations for cosmopolitan communication and offered corresponding courses and training programs for professional educational institutions such as universities, EU, national/local government in Germany.
Women's Rights and Health Project (WRAHP) is an innovative non-governmental non-profit making organization that works for the promotion of reproductive health, rights and general development of women, young people and communities. WRAPH uses a rights-based approach to improve women’s and community health and development by equipping, mobilizing, and actively engaging community members as agents of social change through information sharing, capacity building, and advocacy.