Gender Violence & Discrimination

International Justice Mission. IJM is working to identify not only consumers of online exploitation material but the more elusive producers–who are oftentimes the abusers–of the material. IJM serves individual survivors of violence pursues sustainable improvements in the justice system and builds communities where all people can expect to be safe and protected.

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Through a Christ-centered approach and provision of a loving environment. Hoving Home provides a community devoted to rebuilding shattered lives and empowering women to fulfill their God-given purposes. Since their start, over 26K women have entered the doors and been given the opportunity to change and experience freedom.

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Enforce the laws protecting their land. A widow's land is her family's primary source of food, shelter, income, and security. Unfortunately, it is also a coveted asset that attracts violent criminals who tear these families from the homes they live in and the land they depend on for survival. Redeem partners with local authorities in these cases, restoring victims, prosecuting criminals, rehabilitating survivors, and ultimately preventing future land thefts from occurring.

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Menstrual cups. Many girls and women around the world lack access to menstrual health products, education, hygiene facilities, waste management, or any combination of these. The CouldYou? cup—a menstrual cup—costs only $10 and lasts 10 years, making it an innovative and cost-effective solution. The CouldYou? Menstrual Equity Initiative seeks to eradicate period poverty by 2040.

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The Akilah Women's Center. It was selected to receive funding from the Google.org Impact Challenge because of its commitment to closing the gender equity gap. The Akilah Women’s Center focuses on women’s leadership and career development. As East Africa’s pre-eminent higher education institution, their graduates have launched careers in finance, clean energy, eco-tourism, agribusiness, conservation, technology, and more.

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When they turn that cow horn into beautiful pieces of jewelry. Faith-motivated, Akola is a globally-inspired jewelry brand that creates beautiful designs to support and champion women around the world. They provide life-changing job opportunities through vertically-integrated manufacturing, employing women in Uganda to make each Akola piece.

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Keep discovering vetted opportunities at TrustBridge Giving Space, which helps donors send money to charities around the world.

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$28 trillion, if we fail to close it by 2025. That loss will be profoundly felt in Africa, where developing economies are already struggling to provide for their constituent communities. That’s why Aruwa Capital is investing in women-led businesses across the continent, creating value for women, the businesses they lead, and the communities they serve. They focus on investing in established, rapidly growing companies in the small to lower mid-market that operate in high-growth industries.

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A rideshare app. Safety is a concern for many female taxicab passengers in Southeast Asia, as it's common to experience rape and sexual harassment at the hands of drivers. This moved Anthony Tan to create Grab, a super-app for ride-hailing, food delivery and digital payments services on mobile devices that has gone on to become the largest technology startup in Southeast Asia. fulfilling the everyday needs of millions across 428 cities and 8 countries.

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The Lamu Mule, a suede slip-on espadrille. It's made by Ubuntu Life, a global lifestyle brand based in Kenya empowering lives through each product made. It all started when Ubuntu Life first opened the Children’s Wellness Center in Maai Mahiu, providing special needs children with care and therapeutic intervention. After the Center's opening, nine mothers of these children, decided to learn how to use a sewing machine and start a business making bags, pouches, bracelets, and more—enriching their communities.

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It can happen. Please Assist Me (PAM) is here to take the hassle out of the home. Their one simple app offers more than 15 convenient services, from grocery shopping to laundry, so that users don't have to face a coordination nightmare. PAM is women and black-owned. They're focused on changing the home care and gig economy workforce by classifying employees as W-2 (1099) and providing redemptive frameworks for advancement for a historically overworked, underappreciated, and underpaid workforce.

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The Faith Driven Investor Marketplace. This platform is a free tool for accredited, faith-driven investors looking to put capital to work. Funds and deals that go on the platform are at the discretion of a group of faith-driven investors with experience ranging across all different asset classes. Whether a multi-million dollar real estate venture or a small business, concessionary capital or a high financial return profile, Marketplace connects investors and entrepreneurs.

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Now, they don't have to be. Faith Driven Entrepreneur helps Christ-following entrepreneurs find their community and fulfill their God-given call to create. They do this by providing inspiring content and sparking meaningful connections between like-minded entrepreneurs and investors.

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It’s not enough. The ethical way says, “I win, you win.” But the redemptive way says, “I sacrifice, we win.” To this end, Praxis is a venture-building ecosystem advancing redemptive entrepreneurship. They support founders, funders, and innovators motivated by their faith to address the major issues of our time.

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Isolation. Faith-driven, results-minded CEOs and executives meet in C12 Business Forums monthly to encourage and challenge one another. These groups of peers work together to make better decisions, avoid costly mistakes, and create solid plans for business growth, all while striving to create eternal impact far beyond the bottom line.

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Sinapis' business training turned this business on the brink of failure into a source of livelihood for Kenyan workers. Sinapis provides training, ongoing opportunities ,vibrant community, and faith-based principles to Christian entrepreneurs in Africa, Asia, and Central America. Its alumni report an average increase of 138% in revenue 1 year after graduation.

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90%. One out of 10 startups fail within the first year. And most of them fail due to avoidable mistakes. Founders navigating potential pitfalls on their own is hard, though. OCEAN is a training community for entrepreneurs that integrates practical business skills with biblical wisdom so that entrepreneurs can start and lead a sustainable business without the pressure of figuring it out alone.

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This is the reality for many Filipinos who leave to their families to build a brighter future for their kids. What if they didn’t have to? Dream Bigger Ventures empowers Filipino Founders to grow as leaders who will have the character, community, and competency to solve seemingly impossible problems with sustainable ventures.

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"At the lake." In the same vein, the nonprofit Ziwani represents a place of refreshment, community, and commerce for Christian business leaders in Africa. It equips and partners with the Christian business community so that they can meaningfully and practically live out their marketplace calling on the African continent.

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Africa. Future Africa is working to increase the continent’s 3% contribution to global GDP by investing in global businesses that will lead the digital economy. They've raised 2 unicorns, have 6 exits, deployed $10M+ in 106 portfolio companies and $1B+ in follow-on capital.

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