Since 2009, we have provided 2,600+ grants totaling $12+ million dollars in 94 countries.
More Power-Per-Dollar
Our Sustainable Keys Global Grants empower groups and individuals in the U.S. and around the world by strengthening plant-based food and farming through direct service and advocacy .
With our grants, contributions go farther…
Many of our international recipients leverage the power of the dollar to make exceptional differences in low-income countries, where the U.S. dollar often has higher purchasing power.
Many of our U.S. recipients stretch donations far as they are individuals and small groups with limited resources and low overhead. Your donation makes a relatively bigger difference for groups with smaller budgets.
We send 100% your donation, thus absorbing the administrative and staffing costs. Selected groups must meet our mission and criteria to be approved. Want help? We can assist you in finding a perfect match.
AWFW Grant Priorities
- plant-based feeding programs — low-income communities in the U.S and globally
- plant-based food as outreach — all communities to affect purchasing patterns
- plant-based farming — supporting home and community gardens, education, and training
- social justice outreach — connecting with food justice, environment, health, safety, youth
- online and print advocacy — disseminating research, videos, news, social networking
- event advocacy — sponsoring, presenting, attending, and organizing events
The Power of Grassroots Change
A Well-Fed World works with national and international non-profits and other NGOs at the policy level to create structural reform and leverage the massive ripple effects of top-down change.
Our Sustainable Keys Global Grants program is the complement, specializing on working with local, grassroots organizations to build a strong base of support and have a direct impact from the bottom-up.
Structural change is critical for long-term solutions that address core issues, not just symptoms. Grassroots activities provide immediate assistance while also providing both incentive and support for structural change.
Our grant recipients are chosen for their effectiveness and ability to create immediate change in their communities and/or support critical structural change… both types of advocacy reinforce the other.
