Tuchangane

Tuchangane allows people with great ideas not only crowd raise for their projects but also get volunteers who would donate in kind and take their initiative to the next level.

Do you have a great idea that might have a social impact and needs funding? Watch out for www.tuchangane.com and you could bring your idea to life.

Tuchangane Tuchangane is an online fundraising platform and volunteer network that brings Kenyan non-profits, corporates, caring locals, Kenyan diaspora and foreign nationals together.

Do something today that your future self will thank you for

Practice random and senseless acts of kindness and beauty today. (thx for the inspiration The Good for You Network)

Standing in solidarity with the families and victims of the Mpeketoni Siege

Premal Shah of Kiva Tells the Guardian About Mobile Phone Payments in Kenya and More

Crowdsourcing development: 'Kiva's aim is to make microfinance easy' Nine years ago Premal Shah co-founded crowdsourced microfinance site Kiva, we ask him about their progress

The Case for Investing in Girls These difficult financial times demand smart financial investments. And one of the soundest investments we can make is in girls – in educating them, empowering them and keeping them healthy.Too many

What Nonprofits Should Stop Doing in 2014: Advice From Experts Stop ignoring midlevel donors, using fuzzy language, and jumping on every social-media platform that comes along.

Countdown: 1 week to our launch...We cannot wait!!!

http://thepollinationproject.org/2013/12/12/sharon-adongo-joseph-ngethe-tuchangane/

Sharon Adongo and Joseph Ng'ethe, Tuchangane - The Pollination Project Sharon Adongo and Joseph Ng’ethe both benefited immensely from high-school scholarships from little known non-profits. Knowing that nonprofit organizations can make a real difference in the lives of communities, Sharon and Joseph are seeking to better connect local populations with more »

We have been featured in the Huffington Post today!!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ari-nessel/seeding-grants-pollination-project_b_4494948.html

Using Language, Intention, and Awareness: This Week in Seeding the Change Every day of the week, The Pollination Project provides $1000 in seed funding to an individual who is working to make the world -- or just their own community -- a better, more peaceful and more sustainable place. Here are the extraordinary people and ideas changing the world this week.