Impact Program
2023 Giving Programs
Impact Grants | Staff Giving | Regional Giving
Impact Grants
With profits from 2023, World Centric provided 24 Impact Grants to 19 non-profits. Our grants are focused on providing basic needs, restoring or protecting ecosystems, and supporting community-based development for households experiencing extreme poverty. Through our giving, we hope to not only provide immediate assistance but also support systems change to address the root cause of these issues. See this year's partners and details below. Learn more about how we give.
New Partner!
Continued Partners
Advocates for Community Alternatives
Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone
Partner since: 2020
Funding to date: $359,577
Rainforest Action Network
Central and South America, Southeast Asia
Partner since: 2011
Funding to date: $414,459
Staff Giving
Once a year, World Centric sets aside funds for our staff to donate to nonprofits that are recommended by a committee of employees (the Staff Giving Team). This year, staff allocated $180,000 to 20 nonprofits around the world.
- Action for Environmental Sustainability (Malawi) $7,500
- Afyaplus Organization (Tanzania) $8,500
- Alaska Wildlife Organization (USA) $12,900
- Aqua-Farms Organization (Tanzania) $7,200
- BLINC (USA) $9,000
- Cabarete Sostenible (Dominican Republic) $7,150
- Contour Lines (Guatemala) $9,100
- Green Forests Work (USA) $11,700
- Hope Land Congo (Democratic Republic of Congo) $6,600
- MAIA Impact School (Guatemala) $12,700
- Migrant Justice (USA) $6,700
- Oakland Bloom (USA) $10,900
- Olive Tree Projects (Haiti) $9,100
- Our Sisters' Opportunity (Rwanda) $8,650
- Reef Guardians (USA) $8,150
- Refugee Women's Network (USA) $10,200
- Sustainable Cambodia (Cambodia) $7,950
- Water for South Sudan (South Sudan) $9,700
- You Can Vote (USA) $7,600
- Zamkanda (Zambia) $8,700
Regional Giving
Our Regional Giving Program supports U.S. based nonprofits working on critical issues such as reducing plastic pollution, diverting food waste, advocating for composting, and supporting a more equitable foodservice industry.
Carolinas
- North Carolina Composting Council ($5,000)
- Plastic Ocean Project ($5,000
Florida
- 360 Eats ($5,000)
- Clean Miami Beach ($2,000)
- Debris Free Oceans ($3,000)
International
- Monte Azul ($5,000)
- Sikanda ($5,000)
Mid-Atlantic
- Go Green OC ($5,000)
- Grow Pittsburgh ($5,000)
New York / New Jersey
- Street Vendor Project ($5,000)
- Urban Agriculture Cooperative ($5,000)
Ohio Valley and Michigan
- Detroit Food Academy ($3,500)
- Let's Grow Akron ($1,000)
- Kentucky Waterways Alliance ($2,000)
- Make Food Not Waste ($3,500)
Southwest
- Compost Cats (University of Arizona) ($5,000)
- Every Day Action ($5,000)