We’re here to make an impact
We believe the non-profit space should be one where collaboration trumps competition. Here are some of our favorites changemakers for you to check out if you’re looking to support some different causes!
GMAD shelters children who have been rescued from forced labor trafficking, abandonment, or who have special needs until they are able to reintegrate them with their family or successfully place them somewhere else on the path to self reliance.
On a mission to elevate how the world cares for orphaned and vulnerable children, A Child’s Hope works to ensure every child has a person dedicated to caring for them.
Sungai Watch is an environmental organization on a mission to stop plastic from going into the ocean. Their work is focused on rivers in Indonesia and they use plastics they collect to produce upcycled furniture.
The Earth Talks Foundation advances environmental education, dialogue, and action inspired by the Rotary Environmental Network Club. They remove financial barriers so anyone can participate in a Rotary Club focused on environmental work.
Compassion International allows donors to sponsor children around the world who are facing poverty. They provide children with the care they desperately need, from meals and tutoring to medical care and encouragement, all in Jesus’ name.
RUG is one of the only other NGO’s we know of working in Kumasi, Ghana alongside us to assist with environmental related health challenges and education.
The Or Foundation is the pioneer of textile based environmental justice work in Accra, Ghana. Their mission is to identify and manifest alternatives to the dominant model of fashion that bring forth ecological prosperity, as opposed to destruction.
Clean water changes everything. Charity Water is on a mission to end the global water crisis by bringing clean and safe drinking water to people in need around the world.
The Ocean Cleanup develops solutions to rid the oceans of plastic. For over ten years, The Ocean Cleanup has been researching, extracting, and monitoring plastic pollution in oceans and rivers globally – with tens of millions of kilograms removed to date.
*The organizations listed above are independent non-profit entities. Re|Root Collaborative provides these links as an educational resource for our community and does not officially represent, nor is it officially endorsed by, these external organizations