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State of the Movement: Funding Practices Report
Thrive Philanthropy uses findings from Stray Dog Institute’s State of the Movement Funding Practices report to improve grantmaking practices.
Reshaping Philanthropy: Thrive Philanthropy Hosts a Reverse Pitch Session at the AVA Summit
Thrive Philanthropy CEO, Jessika Ava, pitches Thrive’s opportunities to advocates at the AVA Summit Canada.
Reimagining Philanthropy through Shared Power
Thrive Philanthropy publishes an article in PEAK Grantmaking discussing Thrive Community Grantmaking.
Intersectional Veganism Speaking Series with Omowale Adewale
Thrive Philanthropy and Thrive Africa are excited to host "Intersectional Veganism Speaking Series" with USA activist and author, Omowale Adewale, exploring how veganism intersects with other social justice causes while sharing his experiences leading Liberation Farm and Black VegFest.
Thrive Africa Vegan Women’s Initiative Accepting New Members
Thrive Africa Vegan Women’s Initiative is currently accepting new members.
Thrive Philanthropy’s 2024 Annual Report: A Year of Global Impact
Thrive Philanthropy’s 2024 Annual Report
Celebrating Thrive Africa Vegan Restaurant Week: A Continental Movement for Plant-Based Living
Thrive Philanthropy, with its department Thrive Africa, host the 2nd Annual Thrive Africa Vegan Restaurant Week Campaign
Thrive Philanthropy CEO Jessika Ava Discusses High-Impact Meat Reduction Strategies at China Vegan Summit
Thrive Philanthropy CEO Jessika Ava Discusses High-Impact Meat Reduction Strategies at China Vegan Summit
Thrive Africa Launches Its First-Ever Plant-Powered Holidays Campaign
Thrive Philanthropy and its Department, Thrive Africa, Launch the Thrive Africa Plant Powered Holidays Campaign
Thrive Philanthropy Grows Its Network with 20 New International Grantees on board
Thrive Philanthropy Welcomes New Grantees
Innovativeness in Action: Thrive grantee GYG Project Foundation Redefining Protein in Ghana
Thrive Grantee GYG Project Foundation Redefines Protein with Locally Made Soy Alternatives in Ghana